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1. www.currys.co.uk › techtalk › tv-adviceA guide to wall mounting your TV - Currys

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   Jan 13, 2023 · You can always cut out a template of your TV and stick it on the wall first. That way, you can sit where you normally do to watch telly, and then check everything lines up nicely. You’ll know whether the TV is too high or too low right away.

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3. www.smartaerials.co.uk › blog › tips-on-getting-tvHow To Get TV As Flush To The Wall As Possible - Smart Aerials

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   Mar 11, 2022 · I recommend when purchasing your TV wall mount to check the distance that it sits away from the wall. You won’t want anything more than an inch, ideally less but this also depends on whether the TV itself with the connecting cables attached will allow the TV closer.

4. www.hellotech.com › blog › tv-mounting-dos-and-dontsTV Mounting Dos and Don’ts - The Plug - HelloTech

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   Oct 30, 2023 · If you want to make sure you’re mounting your TV at the right height, you can use painter’s tape to outline where your screen will be on the wall. Then sit down on your couch, close your eyes, and point your finger where you feel the center of your TV should be.

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5. www.trustedreviews.com › how-to › how-to-wall-mountHow to wall mount a TV: Solid and hollow walls - Trusted Reviews

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   Mar 7, 2022 · Wall mounting a TV is a brilliant idea. It gives you more flexibility to put your TV where you want it, and if you go for an arm, rather than a straight bracket, you can reposition the...

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6. nicollandstewart.co.uk › wall-mounted-tv › wallWall Mounting TVs: 11 Mistakes People Make When Wall Mounting ...

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   • Not reading the instructions when hanging your TV. I know we all hate reading documentation, but do yourself a favour and read up on the best practice procedures.
   • Hanging the wall mounted TV above a Fireplace. As many houses are laid out with a fireplace as their focal point, you can see why it would seem like such an obvious place to locate your TV.
   • Not considering sun exposure when positioning your wall mounted TV. A frequent after thought, that ends up with you having to keep your blinds shut in order to watch the TV!
   • Wall mounting your TV too high or too low. We spend on average 718 hours per year watching live TV alone www.perfecthome.co.uk . Wall mount your TV at the wrong height and with that volume of repetition you’re going to give yourself neck strain with a side effect of headaches.

7. www.kennerelectrics.com.au › blog › best-positionWhat is the Best Position for your Wall Mounted TV?

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   The general recommendation for viewing distance is to sit at a distance of between 1.5 and 2.5 times the diagonal length of the TV screen. For example: If you have a 55” TV, the ideal viewing distance is between 2.1m and 3.5m. If you have a 60” TV, the ideal viewing distance is between 2.2m and 3.8m. ‍.

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   Where should a TV be mounted in a living room?

   • As a rule of thumb If you are wall mounting your TV in your living room we’d suggest that you fit it at sitting height, typically in the middle of a wall. You could also position it in the corner, but you’re going to need a full motion mount bracket to optimise your viewing experience.

   Wall Mounting TVs: 11 Mistakes People Make When Wall Mounting TV’s

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   Should you wall mount a TV?

   • If you’re a fan of the minimalist look – and can’t stand clutter – then wall mounting your TV is a good idea. It’ll save valuable floor space, especially if your home is on the smaller side. And your living room will look clean and streamlined too. You’ll also be able to create the perfect viewing angle.

   A guide to wall mounting your TV - Currys

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   Can You mount a TV on drywall?

   • That’s why you should never mount a TV on drywall alone. Otherwise, it could fall down, ruin your wall, break your TV, and potentially injure small children or pets. To make sure your wall can support the weight and size of your TV, we recommend mounting it on wall studs, concrete, or brick surfaces.

   TV Mounting Dos and Don’ts - The Plug - HelloTech

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   How far should a TV wall mount be from the wall?

   • I recommend when purchasing your TV wall mount to check the distance that it sits away from the wall. You won’t want anything more than an inch, ideally less but this also depends on whether the TV itself with the connecting cables attached will allow the TV closer. Less doesn’t always mean less if you understand what I’m saying.

   Tips On Getting TV As Close To The Wall As Possible - Smart Aerials

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   Can a TV sit near a wall?

   • As well a mains electrical point, you may have TV aerial/ satellite, data and HDMI sockets among other things. The problem with doing this is that you will have to plug cables into these which themselves have a bend radius which may mean that they will not allow the TV to sit close to the wall.

   Tips On Getting TV As Close To The Wall As Possible - Smart Aerials

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   Can You mount a TV on a brick wall?

   • The most common are brick and stud walls. Most walls can support a TV, but you need to be more careful if you’re mounting on a stud wall. Here’s what you need to look out for… These walls are fine for mounting TVs of any size. Just make sure that the mount goes into the brick itself and not the mortar.

   A guide to wall mounting your TV - Currys

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9. www.t3.com › features › tv-wall-mount-tipsTV wall mounting tips: what you need to know before you get ...

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   Aug 19, 2021 · Generally it’s best to avoid a stud wall when mounting a TV, especially if the TV is large and heavy, but it’s not impossible and there are specialist fixings for this purpose.