Top five iPad wall mounts

There’s a couple of important factors to consider when it comes to wall mounting a tablet.

For example, do you wish the screen to swivel from portrait to landscape mode, does the enclosure need to be lockable to protect the device from theft, and how will you cater to cable management? i.e. will you run charging cord through the wall to a pre-existing or new power point, or will you install a cable channel?

Then it’s all about selecting the right tablet enclosure with the right wall mount fixings to suit your needs.

So here are our top five options, which cater particularly well to the iPad range.

Fixed, Nexus or Evo wall mounting options

The Elite is Bosstab’s premium tablet enclosure that seamlessly pairs with three different wall mounting options.

In the process it offers high security and durability in a sleek, stylish and minimalist casing that also features a four-point lock and a strong coated metal faceplate to protect your iPad.

Users then have a choice of wall mounting options, including:

• Directly mounting the case to the wall in either portrait or landscape mode.

• The Nexus wall mount – Which features a 45-degree angle and can be installed in either landscape or portrait mode. It also has a locking feature that allows the tablet to be fixed into position.

• The Evo wall mount – Slightly longer than the Nexus, the Evo wall mount rotates between portrait and landscape mode, and also features a 40-degree tilt for an adjustable ergonomic design.

You can view the range of iPads the Elite enclosure and its wall mounts are accessible with here.

Nexus or Evo wall mounting options

The Touch tablet stand has been carefully designed to securely display your tablet without any case, clamps or cables needed.

It pairs with either the Nexus or Evo wall mounts, but is universal, allowing it to accommodate an iPad of any model or size.

Wall mounting options for The Touch include:

• The Nexus wall mount – Which features a 45-degree angle and can be installed in either landscape or portrait mode. It also has a locking feature that allows the tablet to be fixed into position.

• The Evo – Slightly longer than the Nexus, the Evo wall mount rotates between portrait and landscape mode, and also features a 40-degree tilt for an adjustable ergonomic design.

The Touch is compatible with all iPad models, and you can gain further details about it here.

Like the Elite, the Fusion enclosure offers superior security and iPad protection, and also pairs with a variety of different wall mounting options.

It features a durable case with steel faceplate and ABS backing that is lockable in order to secure your device.

Wall mounting options for The Fusion include:

• Directly mounting the case to the wall in either portrait or landscape mode.

• 90 degree rotate short mount – That allows users to access the iPad at a comfortable 45-degree angle but also enables the tablet to rotate between portrait and landscape mode.

As the name suggests, The Freedom is a wall mount that doesn’t require a case, clamps, brackets or cables to secure the tablet.

With all ports, buttons and controls fully accessible, the tablet can be displayed as it was meant to be.

In this instance the Freedom stand mounts directly to the wall, and features a quick release screw, a 270-degree swivel and the ability to rotate the tablet from portrait to landscape mode.

Sometimes there’s beauty in sheer simplicity and if you’re looking for a super simple wall mount, this is a great option.

The Edge is a secure iPad stand made from a single beautifully formed 3mm thick steel faceplate, that’s also coated with a hard-wearing matte finish powder coat.

The Edge mounts directly to a wall, providing a fixed 45-degree viewing angle and is best suited to landscape mode.