Brackets and Fixation Systems

Brackets and Fixation Systems

When setting up a videowall with screens like the DISPLAX Tile Pro, using the right brackets and fixation methods is essential for safety, alignment, and easy maintenance. Below are recommendations for brackets and mounting options:

Suggestions for Brackets and Fixation:

  1. Fixed Wall Mount Brackets:

    • Use fixed brackets for permanent installations in environments like control rooms or retail displays.
    • Look for models that support precise micro-adjustments to ensure seamless alignment between screens.

  2. Pop-Out Mounts:

    • Ideal for serviceable videowalls, pop-out brackets allow screens to extend forward for maintenance or replacement.
    • Ensure the mount supports the weight and size of the Tile Pro and allows for fine-tuning adjustments.
    • Key features: Spring-loaded push mechanism, tool-free adjustments, and robust locking mechanisms.

  3. Modular Mounting Systems:

    • For larger videowalls, consider modular systems that support multiple displays in a grid pattern.
    • These systems often feature alignment guides and cable management options to simplify setup.

  4. Freestanding Mounts:

    • Suitable for temporary setups or where wall mounting is not feasible.
    • These are often on wheels for mobility and should be designed to support the screen's weight and size.
    • Ensure the stand is stable and has locking wheels for safety.

  5. Adjustable Mounting Solutions:

    • If the wall or structure is uneven, consider adjustable brackets that allow for depth, tilt, and swivel adjustments.
    • This ensures a uniform look across the videowall.

General Tips:

  • Weight Support: Verify that the bracket or mount can handle the combined weight of the Tile Pro and any additional hardware.
  • Wall Type: Ensure the wall or structure can support the videowall. For drywall, use reinforced supports or mount to studs.
  • Cable Management: Choose brackets with integrated cable management to maintain a clean and organized installation.
  • Safety Compliance: Use mounts that meet VESA standards and other safety certifications.