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- For the best viewing experience, the middle of your TV screen should be at eye level when you're seated, typically about 42". Why 42"? Because the picture is best when the screen is viewed head-on. And mounting your TV too high can cause neck strain. The ideal mounting height centers your TV at eye level.
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Mar 22, 2020 · In this video, we'll go over the entire process for mounting a TV to a wall. We used an articulating mount, but this process is almost the same for other mou...
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Are you looking to mount your TV on the wall but don't know where to start? In this video, we'll walk you through the process of installing a TV wall mount step by step. We'll cover...
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Nov 30, 2023 · From choosing the right flush mount to properly attaching the brackets, we've got you covered. We'll even share some tips on how to mock it up on the wall before committing to the final placement...
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- Find the studs. Once you've settled on the perfect spot on the wall, you'll need to find the studs to mount the bracket properly. Mounting your TV wall bracket to the studs provides the structural strength necessary to support a TV that could weigh anywhere between 30 and 100 pounds.
- Mark the hole position. Next you'll need to mark specifically where you plan to screw into the wall. Ideally, you will use a level to ensure that these marks are not only even between the two studs, but also to make sure that the amount will not be slanted.
- Double check the bracket position. With your marks in place, it's time to position the mounting bracket on the wall. First, place the bracket flat against the wall, lining up one screw location with the first marked hole.
- Drill pilot holes. Using a drill, you'll need to drill pilot holes through the drywall and into the studs in the proper positions.
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- Step #2 – Unbox The TV Wall Mount and TV
- Step #3 – Attach The Wall Mount Brackets to The TV
- Step #4 – Temporarily Attach The Wall Part of The Bracket to The Tv.
- Step #6 – Determine Where to Mount The Bracket to The Wall.
- Step #7 – Find The Studs
- Step #8 – Pre-Drill For The Lag Screws
- Step #9 – Attach The Wall Mount Bracket to The Wall
- Step #10 – Hang Up The TV!
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Phillips Head Screw driver3/16″ or 7/32″ metal or wood drill bits(it’s best to have a full set)This is an obvious step, but regardless, it needs to be done. So do it. Sometimes the TV wall mount will require some assembly. Just follow the directions that came with it and assemble it if necessary. Should take about five minutes.
Your TV wall mount comes with several components: A part that mounts to the wall, one or two parts that mount to the back of the TV, and a bunch of screws and washers of different sizes (most of which you won’t use). Find the part(s) that mount to the back of the TV, then find the screws that fit your TV. On the back of pretty much every TV manufac...
Now, take the part of the TV wall mount that mounts to the wall, and attach that part to the brackets you just mounted to the TV. NOTE: This is only temporary so you can get a critical measurement.
This is where people mess things up, so take your time here. First, find where you want the TV to sit side to side. Usually you will center it on the wall or over a piece of furniture or something. To do that, find the center of where you want the TV to sit and mark a line with your pencil. Now, figure out how high you want the TV to be mounted. If...
Studs are the wood beams that run vertically in the wall and serve as the structure of your home. They are usually 2×4’s or 2×6’s. And, they are what you will want to screw into. Take your stud finder and use it to locate the studs. You’ll want to find two or three studs that are closest to your center mark. Pro tip: Instead of just marking the cen...
Grab your level and line it up with the screw line. Then, get your level perfectly level and use it to mark lines that cross each stud location. Again, these lines are there so you know exactly where to drill. Once you have that lines drawn and you know where you want to screw in, hold up the wall mount bracket to make sure everything lines up and ...
Use the lag screws to attach the wall part of the bracket to the wall. Before tightening the screws all the way, make sure the bracket is perfectly level. Also, make sure to use the washers that are meant to be used with the lag screws. Once the top two screws are tightened down and the bracket is level, attach the bottom lack screws to lock in the...
Now that you have one part of the bracket attached to the TV and the other part attached to the wall, all you have to do is pick up the TV and hang it on the wall. For larger TV’s you’ll want to grab a friend to help you. That’s it! Now, it’s time to work on hiding the wires. There are multiple ways to do this which I’ll discuss in the future tutor...
What if you are mounting to brick or metal studs? If you are mounting to metal studs, check out my other tutorial here. If you are mounting to brick or stone, then you will use the same exact process, but you will need to have the appropriate sized mason drill bit and some stone anchors. Most TV wall mounts come with stone anchors (they look like l...
If your mount lets you shift the TV left to right after its hung, you don't have to be super precise with the horizontal placement of the frame. Use a tape measure to find the wall's midpoint or eyeball the spot that's centered with your sofa.
Sep 29, 2023 · Hold the mount onto the TV and measure the distance from the top. The mount only covers a small section on the back of the TV, so your installation will be off if you don’t measure the TV as well. Hold the mount onto the back of the TV in same spot where it attaches. This is usually near the center.
