Mounting strut channels provide a shared support point that helps installers hang and level multiple displays across video walls, menu boards, and other multi-display layouts. Pre-cut channel lengths and compatible mounting components can simplify row alignment, reduce the need for horizontal spacers, and support larger or recessed installations.

Choose a channel length that spans the mounting row with appropriate connection points, using available lengths of 60, 72, or 90 inches for video wall layouts and 30, 50, or 100 inches for ceiling-mounted displays. For wider or multi-display installations, connect multiple ceiling struts with tie-rods, and use the included clips to support mounting arms and manage cable placement.

Mounting strut channels connect to display mounting arms through dedicated clips or channel fittings that use a locking or bolt-tightened connection, creating a stable attachment point for the arms. Tie-rods can join multiple struts for larger ceiling installations, while video wall mounts can hang from a single channel to help level rows without horizontal spacers.

Review the ceiling structure, connection points, total display load, strut length, and the components needed to create a stable mounting assembly, including clips, arms, fasteners, and tie-rods for larger installations. Plan for row alignment, clearance, recessed or menu board layouts, and cable routing, using integrated wire-management clips where available and confirming that the selected system’s load rating suits the installation.