WALI Dual Ceiling TV Mount for 43–86-Inch TVs

For bars, restaurants, fitness centers, and other spaces where viewers may approach from different directions, the WALI back-to-back ceiling mount holds two TVs in a side-by-side viewing setup. Its main appeal is getting both screens off the wall while allowing each one to be angled separately.

It’s also listed for home use, including rooms with high or sloped ceilings. The mount has a telescoping pole, so the screen position can be adjusted rather than fixed at one height.

The trade-off is that fit depends on both the TV’s weight and its mounting-hole pattern. Check those details before choosing it.

Key specifications

This dual ceiling mount fits most 43- to 86-inch flat-screen TVs, with a maximum of 88 pounds per screen and 176 pounds total. Supported VESA patterns run from 200 × 200 mm to 600 × 400 mm. These limits matter more than screen size alone: two TVs in the listed size range may still have different mounting patterns or weights.

The pole adjusts from 42.9 to 66.5 inches, measured from the ceiling to the center of the mounting plate. Each screen tilts down by up to 20 degrees, while the assembly swivels through 360 degrees. The listing also specifies 3 degrees of rotation in either direction. Construction is described as solid steel.

Who it’s for

This setup is aimed at people who need two displays visible in a shared space, rather than a single TV facing one seating area. Picture a bar with viewers on either side of the room, or a fitness center where people use equipment facing different directions. The back-to-back layout puts both screens on one ceiling-mounted assembly.

It may also suit a home with a high ceiling where a wall mount would not place the screens well. The listed installation options include flat, sloped, or vaulted ceilings, as well as mounting flat against the side of a joist. That range is useful, but it doesn’t remove the need to confirm that your specific TV patterns and weights fall within the stated limits.

What’s included

The package lists two TV ceiling mounts, two mounting hardware kits, and one user manual. The hardware quantity matches the two-screen design. If your setup needs other mounting materials, the supplied-items list does not specify them, so don’t assume they’re included.

Before you decide

Will it fit any TV between 43 and 86 inches? Not necessarily. Screen size is only one part of compatibility, check that each TV weighs no more than 88 pounds and has a VESA pattern within 200 × 200 mm to 600 × 400 mm.

Can the screens be adjusted independently? The listing says each side tilts down by up to 20 degrees. It also describes a 360-degree swivel for the mount assembly.

Does it work with a sloped ceiling? Sloped and vaulted ceilings are listed as supported installation options. The product information does not specify every ceiling or joist configuration, so match your installation to the included instructions.

When it makes sense

It makes sense if you want two screens suspended back-to-back and need some control over height, tilt, and viewing direction. Compared with mounting two TVs separately on walls, this approach uses a shared ceiling position and can serve people looking from opposite sides. Its height adjustment is useful when a fixed, low wall placement would not work for a high-ceiling room.

Not the best choice if you only need one display, or if either TV falls outside the stated weight or VESA limits. The broad fit range is helpful, but it is not a substitute for checking the mounting holes on both screens. For a single-TV setup or a room with one clear viewing direction, a simpler mount may be a more direct fit. For a two-screen space, this model’s value rests on matching its ceiling mounting options and adjustment range to the room you actually have.