hideaway tv mount

Flush/recessed models can be nearly zero-gap for small VESA patterns; some list true zero-gap or sit as close as about 1.25" from the wall. Certain recessed motorized bases show a low 1.65" raised profile, while standard full‑motion mounts typically retract to about 3.25".

Hideaway mounts include articulating arms with extension and swivel for positioning, tilt ranges (examples include about -5° to +10°), and pivot/swivel on some full‑motion units up to roughly 90°–180°. Motorized models often add vertical travel plus left/right swivel and tilt for powered adjustment.

Recessed mounts commonly include removable accessory plates and in‑wall boxes sized to house small AV components, with metal knockouts or space to install power outlets inside the box. They also provide routing features such as rubber grommets and cable clips to keep cabling tidy.

These mounts support a wide range of screen sizes—from about 13" up to 90"—with weight capacities roughly from 44 lbs up to 135 lbs, depending on the model.

Common features include integrated cable‑management clips and rubber grommets, removable accessory plates and roomy in‑wall boxes for small AV gear, metal knockouts to add power inside the box, and separate on‑wall cable concealer kits with paintable raceways and connectors.

Most mounts include mounting hardware and a printed manual plus wall or in‑wall drywall drilling templates/one‑piece wall plates. Cable concealer kits typically add raceways, connectors, anchors and lag screws to help route and hide cabling.