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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 · 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.

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3. www.houzz.com › magazine › glued-to-the-tube-14-waysGlued to the Tube: 14 Ways to Put a TV in the Kitchen - Houzz

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   • Treat the TV as an appliance. When the TV is treated as one appliance among many on a wall, it almost becomes invisible. I love the idea of an appliance wall anyway.
   • Hide it in a niche. Very clever solution, painting the back of shallow niche a blue color to tie it in with the other cabinetry and disguising the TV in the process.
   • Tuck it into a shelf. There's no reason you can't put a small TV on a shelf the same way one might deal with a microwave. In a more traditional kitchen it would be strange to treat it with a modern solution anyway.
   • Hang it high. One issue with finding a less conspicuous place for a TV in a kitchen, is that it may end up a little higher than is ideally suited to viewing.

4. www.diy.com › timber--joinery › wall-mounting-a-tvWall mounting a TV | Building & Hardware - B&Q

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   • Check your wall type. Before you can fit your TV bracket, you need to check the type of wall you want to install it on. This can affect where you install your TV and the fixings you need, so take the time to work this out.
   • Position your TV. Next up you need to decide where you want to position your TV on the wall. Pay close attention to the height and viewing angle from different points around the room.
   • Mark the position of the bracket. Once you’ve decided where you want your TV to go, you’ll need to mark up the bracket on the wall ready for your fixings.
   • Secure your bracket to the wall. Using an appropriate drill bit, you can now drill into the wall where you’ve marked and insert your wall plugs or anchors.

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6. www.checkatrade.com › blog › how-toHow to mount a tv on a plaster wall without studs - Checkatrade

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   You may be wondering if you can mount a TV on plasterboard – and the answer is yes, you can mount your television onto a plasterboard wall, but, it’ll need to be done correctly to prevent damage to your home and TV.

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7. 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.

8. 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 · Even if you have a TV stand, wall mounting can still be a good idea. By removing your TV’s stand, you no longer need the space for it, so you use the space under your TV for remotes,...

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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 a TV be mounted on a wall?

   • Your TV cannot stand up on its own, so you'll need something soft to place it on, such as a duvet. This way, you can safely lay the TV screen down. There are usually retaining screws on the bottom, allowing you to slide the stand out and away for wall mounting.

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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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   How should I mount a TV on a stand?

   • To mount a TV on a stand, place the TV roughly on the main stand or arm and have someone help you lift it into place. Line it up roughly as a guide. Your eyes, when sitting down, should line up with the screen about a third of the way down from the top for the most comfortable viewing.

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   Can You mount a TV on plasterboard?

   • You may be wondering if you can mount a TV on plasterboard – and the answer is yes, you can mount your television onto a plasterboard wall, but, it’ll need to be done correctly to prevent damage to your home and TV. Generally, a plasterboard wall will hold a TV securely and safely, but this is only as long as you use the right mounting.

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   Can You mount a TV without putting holes in the wall?

   • Having said this, you can mount a TV without putting holes in the wall, such as by using a hybrid TV stand. These stands give the impression your TV is wall mounted, but it’s really just attached to the stand itself. If your walls are made from brick, you can also adhere your TV to them using heavy duty glue or adhesive tapes.

   How to Wall Mount a TV | Step-by-Step Guide - Checkatrade

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10. www.checkatrade.com › blog › how-toHow to Wall Mount a TV | Step-by-Step Guide - Checkatrade

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    Generally, when you wish to mount your TV on a wall you’ll need to drill holes. Having said this, you can mount a TV without putting holes in the wall, such as by using a hybrid TV stand. These stands give the impression your TV is wall mounted, but it’s really just attached to the stand itself.