Mounting On Your Wall

After all your television is not designed to survive a drop of a few feet or more.

Mounting on your wall.

Do not over tighten the bolts. Here are a handful of things you should know when it comes to mounting your tv to the wall. Once you have chosen your mount and gotten it home read the instructions on how to mount a tv like yours to the wall. Ideally we recommend mounting your tv bracket on the studs located inside your wall.

Attach the mounting arms to the holes on your tv. If you re wall mounting an especially large or heavy tv it ll almost certainly need to go on a solid wall so masonry drill bits will be required. If you re mounting onto a hollow. You pretty much grab a hammer and nails or an electric screwdriver check for wall studs and go to town unless you re trying to get a security deposit back that is.

Decide where to mount your tv. Mounting something on your wall be it a television artwork or even a set of shelves is a lot more straightforward. When extended the mount brings. And that ladies and gentlemen is what we re all looking for.

Before proceeding make sure your mounting arms are level. As a professional home theater. Be sure to use the bolts that came with your kit to do this. Note that different tv brands are configured differently so take a moment to familiarize yourself with the back mounting area.

Naturally the most important feature of this tv wall mount is that it allows you to turn your tv 60 degrees to the left and right when its arms are fully extended. 4 once you have determined where you want to place your tv use a stud finder to locate the two studs in your wall that will support the unit. But if this is not possible we suggest you consult a professional if you re in doubt about whether or not the wall can hold the weight of your tv. However there s a little more to it than just buying a wall mount and screwing in your tv.

Mounting your tv to the wall is not only a great way to save space but it also looks nice and clean. Locate the two studs in your wall that will support your tv. You must screw into studs when mounting a tv on the wall. Mounting a tv on drywall or plaster without attaching to a stud can be a very safe and reliable solution if you know the limits of the wall and the toggles.

Do not use hollow wall anchors as they cannot support the weight of tv wall mount brackets and the television.