About this asset

This flat screen TV wall mount bracket Revit family provides a low-profile installation assembly featuring horizontal channels and dual vertical rails. Modelled with clean linear geometry, the wall mount bracket consists of a wide horizontal backing plate designed to fasten securely against vertical wall surfaces. Two vertical mounting struts span across the upper and lower lip channels of the backplate, reflecting standard VESA mounting alignment patterns for flat panel displays. The assembly presents crisp rectangular profiles without unnecessary polygon density, maintaining accurate overall depth and clearance off the wall face. Designed as a functional equipment component, its minimal form cleanly accommodates concealed placement directly behind displays, monitors, and commercial presentation screens.

The download is a 369 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this RFA component directly into your Revit project and position it along target partition walls at the designated viewing height. The lightweight family imports without cluttering model performance or introducing heavy mesh overhead. Pair the bracket with freestanding or wall-mounted flat panel television families, checking structural stud backing or MEP rough-in coordination in section and elevation views before documenting installation details.

Ideal for commercial boardrooms, corporate conference rooms, hotel guest suites, and contemporary residential living spaces, this display mounting bracket supports precise AV coordination. Architects, interior designers, and MEP consultants frequently specify flat screen TV brackets during design development and construction documentation phases. It integrates seamlessly into media wall elevations, joinery casework drawings, and AV equipment schedules, ensuring accurate spatial clearances between display screens, recessed backboxes, and power outlet conduits.