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MantelMount launches MAX series with true full-range TV motion

Jun. 29, 2026
By AI, Created 12:30 UTC, Jun 29, 2026, AGP -

MantelMount has introduced the MAX1 and MAX2, a new pair of TV mounts that combine horizontal movement with independent vertical travel and tighter-clearance installation options. The company says the series is designed for homes, commercial spaces and classrooms where space, obstructions or viewing angle have limited mount choices.

Why it matters: - The MAX series is designed to solve a common TV-mount problem: getting both full motion and true vertical adjustment in one mount. - MantelMount says the new design expands use cases for tight spaces, fireplace installs and heavier interactive displays. - The MAX2’s 150-pound capacity and motor-assisted lift make the series relevant for larger commercial and ed-tech screens.

What happened: - MantelMount introduced the MAX1 Full Range Motion TV Mount and the MAX2 Motor Assisted Full Range Motion TV Mount. - The company describes the MAX line as the first TV mounts capable of true, full-range movement. - The MAX1 will be sold through consumer and wholesale channels. - The MAX2 will be sold only through wholesale. - Both models are positioned for residential, commercial and ed-tech use.

The details: - Both mounts can extend 22 inches from the wall. - Both models offer 29 inches of independent vertical travel. - Both mounts can be positioned as close as 3 inches from the wall in a non-recessed setup. - Both models can clear obstructions with as little as 2 inches from the bottom of the TV or soundbar. - Both mounts can lower vertically without horizontal travel when no obstruction is present. - Both models swivel left or right up to 40 degrees. - The swivel function works independently from vertical movement. - The mounts use a constant tension design that allows stop-anywhere positioning. - Both models include high-temperature indicators, a soundbar mounting brace and cable routing clips. - The MAX1 has a maximum weight capacity of 90 pounds. - The MAX2 has a maximum weight capacity of 150 pounds. - The MAX2 uses a motor-assisted vertical lift controlled by a toggle switch. - The MAX1 retails for $559.95. - The MAX2 costs $899. - The MAX1 is available on the MantelMount website. - Buyers can find authorized dealers for the MAX2 through the store locator. - MantelMount also posted video demonstrations of the MAX1 in a school installation and the MAX2 in action.

Between the lines: - The product split suggests MantelMount is targeting two different buying paths: direct-to-consumer for the MAX1 and dealer-led installation for the more expensive MAX2. - The emphasis on flush-to-wall depth and obstruction clearance points to fireplace installations and crowded rooms as key demand drivers. - The independent vertical travel is the main feature that separates the MAX line from standard full-motion mounts, which usually focus on swing and extension.

What's next: - MantelMount is likely to push the MAX series through residential, commercial and education channels where installation constraints are common. - The dealer-only model for MAX2 may help the company build sales through professional integrators and larger display projects. - MantelMount is directing buyers to video demos and dealer channels as the main next step for evaluation and purchase.

The bottom line: - MantelMount is betting that true horizontal-and-vertical motion, plus tighter installation clearance, can open up a new category of premium TV mounts.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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