Wall Mount Guide Structure for Precise Display Alignment
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional display modules mounted on walls face challenges in visual alignment during installation, making it difficult to adjust the mounting position accurately and requiring complete disassembly for adjustments.
Innovation Solution
A wall mount device with a mounting bracket and guide member that includes a guide groove and mounting guide, allowing for easy alignment and adjustment of the display module on a wall, featuring a guide groove with an inclined portion and extension to facilitate precise positioning.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If a conventional wall mount device is used to mount a display module on a wall, then the display module can be mounted on the wall, but the gap between the display module and the wall is narrow making visual alignment difficult and mounting position adjustment requires complete disassembly
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a guide member as an intermediary component between the mounting bracket and the wall. This guide member includes a guide groove that visually indicates the correct mounting position and orientation, allowing installers to align the display module easily without needing to see the gap between the module and wall directly. The guide member acts as a mediator that translates the invisible alignment requirements into visible guidance.
Solution Approach 2:
The guide member is pre-installed on the wall before the display module is mounted. The guide groove is formed in advance to show the exact mounting position and orientation. This preliminary action eliminates the need for adjustment after mounting, as the alignment is predetermined and visually indicated during the installation process.
2Shape
If the display module is mounted close to the wall to improve aesthetics, then the aesthetic appearance is improved, but the installer cannot visually check the gap and mounting alignment becomes difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The guide member serves as a visual intermediary that bridges the gap between the display module and the wall. Even when the module is mounted close to the wall for aesthetic purposes, the guide member extends outward to provide visible alignment guidance. The guide groove visually indicates the correct position and orientation, making the invisible gap and alignment requirements detectable.
Solution Approach 2:
The guide member adds a new dimensional element to the mounting system. By extending the guide groove outward from the wall surface, it creates a visible reference in three-dimensional space that allows installers to detect and measure alignment without needing to see the gap between the display module and the wall directly.
3Adaptability or versatility
If conventional mounting methods are used, then the display module can be mounted on the wall, but adjusting the mounting position requires complete separation and reinstallation which is inconvenient
Solution Approach 1:
The guide member is installed in advance on the wall with the guide groove indicating the exact mounting position. This preliminary setup allows for easy adjustment during installation by simply following the visual guide, eliminating the need for complete disassembly and reinstallation. If adjustments are needed after mounting, the guide member remains as a reference for realigning the display module.
Solution Approach 2:
The guide groove provides continuous visual feedback during the mounting process and any subsequent adjustments. The installer can see whether the display module is correctly aligned by observing its position relative to the guide groove, enabling real-time correction without complete disassembly. This feedback mechanism makes the mounting process adaptable and easy to adjust.
Data Source
AI summary
A wall mount device is provided and may be configured to mount a display module, configured to display an image on a front surface of the display module, to a wall. The wall mount device may include: a wall bracket configured to be mounted on the wall; a mounting bracket that is mountable on a rear surface of the display module and including a mounting guide that extends to an upper side of the display module; and a guide member configured to couple to the wall bracket and, in a case where the display module is being mounted on the wall, guide the mounting guide on the upper side of the display module.