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Freedom Motorised

RRP from AU$5,269

Ultralift Australia’s “Freedom Motorised” wall mount allows you to view your TV screen from different angles, as well as eliminating reflections. Featuring a black powder coat finish, these brackets are automation-friendly (compatible with most popular control systems) and suitable for flat screens from 42″ to 90″.

  • Motorised Wall Mount
  • For all sizes of LCD and LED TV screens
  • TV screen wall mount with motorised swivel
  • Universal TV mount, complete with all fixing hardware, IR kit and remote control – Plug and Play

Freedom Motorised with Slide for Recessed Installation:

The standard Freedom Motorised is usually installed on the wall. For a slimmer finish, you can prepare a recess in the wall and install the unit in this cavity to keep the back of the TV close to the wall. This installation requires an additional slide in the operation of the motorised mount as in opens. The Freedom Motirised with Slide provides this feature for recessed installations.

How to Order:

Freedom Motorised is always custom designed to suit application-specific requirements. To place your order, please complete the “Required Design Information” document below and email it to us to get a quote for pricing and design specifications.

Pricing and Purchasing

We recommend you contact your preferred AV Specialist or Electrician for a quote to supply and install. They will arrange a time to discuss your project and provide you with options to best suit your application.

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Why Freedom Motorised is a premium Ultralift solution

Freedom Motorised is a premium Australian-designed and Melbourne-fabricated motorised wall concealment and movement system. It is best suited to luxury residential and commercial interiors where the screen needs to move, reveal or disappear cleanly within the architecture. Ultralift provides local engineering, CAD and technical support so equipment, structure, movement and service access can be considered before construction.

Designed and fabricated in Melbourne Product design, engineering support and fabrication are kept close to the project team.
More than 25 years of specialist experience Ultralift has focused on motorised AV movement, concealment and mounting systems since 1999.
In-house engineering and CAD support Project teams can provide equipment details and drawings before the specification is locked.
Standard and engineered pathways Where a standard product is not suitable, Ultralift can assess a configured or project-specific approach.

Best suited to

  • Artwork and panel concealment
  • Moving or swivelling wall-mounted screens
  • Architect-led interiors where the mechanism should remain discreet

Plan before selection

  • Screen and finish dimensions
  • Wall structure, cavity and fixing points
  • Movement path and obstruction clearance
  • Panel, artwork, cabling and service access

Final product selection depends on equipment, structure, available space, movement, access and the project brief. Contact Ultralift before construction details are finalised.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Freedom Motorised do?

The Freedom Motorised wall mount moves a television away from the wall and changes its viewing angle using powered movement. A slide option is available for recessed installations.

What should be checked before ordering Freedom Motorised?

Provide the television make, model, dimensions, weight and VESA pattern, plus wall or joinery drawings, panel finish, movement direction, viewing position and control requirements.

Who should install Freedom Motorised?

Coordinate the AV installer with the builder and joiner before the wall or panel system is built. Service access, clearances, structure and cable movement need to be resolved together.

Can Freedom Motorised be customised?

These systems are often configured around the screen, wall and panel design. Ultralift should review the drawings before the surrounding construction is finalised.