B-Tech AV Mounts has found its range of speaker mounts so popular it has brought the favourites out in white, a colour that appears to be coming back into fashion.
And the company knows all about changing fashions in the speaker mount market having launched its first one almost 35 years ago.
Incredibly, the BT1 is still selling well because its design is timeless.
Its fundamental tilt and swivel concept is being used in many more applications nowadays such as in flat panel mounts.
And the BT1 has spawned a whole generation of speaker mounts from B-Tech, including the BT332 Home Cinema Speaker Wall Mounts.
This product has multiple patents on it, proving that the company is still at the forefront of the market, creating and supplying mounts that others love to try and copy.
The BT332 is adjustable up, down and sideways and after installation there are no fixing screws visible.
With a 180 degree swivel, a tilt of plus or minus 20 degrees, the mounts are the perfect partner to any speakers.
They mount the speaker just 2.8 inches (72mm) from the wall and are available in black and silver as well as white.
And then there is the award-winning BT77 Ultragrip PRO Side clamping loudspeaker wall mounts.
They remain a popular product which has been brought out in white.
They can carry weights of up to 25kg (55lbs) and are suitable for most speakers including those with curved frontages.
They have a full 360 degree swivel and a tilt of plus or minus seven degrees and can be installed into concrete, brick, wood or studded walls.
Another mount available now in white is the BT34 Home Cinema Speaker Mounts, which can also be installed onto walls.
They are supplied individually and can take speakers weighing 5kb (11lbs), which can then be swiveled 360 degrees and tilted by plus or minus nine degrees.
B-Tech also boasts a range of other products in this area including floor stands. The “Atlas Range”, for example, is in use across the world.
And there is also the BT15, which is designed for centre speakers but is also useful for mounting AV equipment such as Blu Ray or DVD players.
And to celebrate the success of their mounts, B-Tech’s staff enjoy a disco – as long as the speakers are mounted on the firm’s BT325 mounts, which have a “top hat” fitting and aredesigned for use with discos or PA systems.
Matt Bennett, managing director of B-Tech, said: “We believe our range of speaker mounts is comprehensive, but also install-friendly.
“Some have proved so popular we’ve brought them out in new colours and we are keen to hear feedback on our products so we can improve them further.
“We seek to find solutions to all installation problems and some of our speaker mounts have been selling well for years.
“But we are always designing and bringing out new products because the industry is so fast moving and we are determined not to be left behind.”