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  1. May 24, 2024 · Before you do however, we spoke to Zara O’Hare, interior expert at Land of Rugs, to find out the 5 common mistakes with TV placement — and how to avoid them. 1. Too high on the wall. Family ...

  2. Jan 13, 2023 · 2. Fix the mount to the wall. When you open up your TV bracket, it’ll probably come in a few parts. The two main parts are the bit that fits onto your TV and the mount that screws directly onto your wall. Once you know where the telly is going, place the wall mount bracket against the wall.

  3. Aug 5, 2023 · Kokouu/Getty Images. One of the biggest mistakes you can make when mounting a TV is not positioning it at the right level on the wall. If the TV is too low, it is going to be difficult to see from where you're sitting. Place it too high, and you'll have to sit with your neck at an uncomfortable angle as you watch it.

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  4. Requires less space. Unless you live in a tent, you’ll have a wall somewhere that your existing TV is probably quite close to anyway. Wall mounting removes the need for a TV stand or cabinet taking up space, leaving you with a less cluttered living room – and one that’s a little easier to clean and dust too. Less risk of toppling.

  5. Apr 26, 2008 · Either that, or even put it on the wall directly across from the foot of your bed, one or the other. Don't even think that ceiling mounting is the safest way to go, because it's not. Living Room: Samsung UN46A750 46" ToC 1080p, Yamaha HTC-6160 AV Receiver, JBL Cinema 480 5.1 Speakers, Magnavox HDD/DVD Recorder, Scientific Atlanta Explorer ...

  6. If you’re going to mount something as heavy as a TV, using a stud is optimal. Mounting into drywall gives you more flexibility with placement, but less so with weight limit. A drywall mount likely won’t hold over 40 or 50 pounds. Mounting into a stud will handle 80 pounds, which accounts for most televisions under 60 inches.

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  8. Sep 30, 2015 · 6. Don't put the TV over the fireplace! 7. Don't put the TV over the fireplace! 8. Don't put the TV over the fireplace— unless you use one of those pricey mounts that can bring the TV out and lower it for serious viewing (but only when the fireplace isn't in use! Log in or register to post comments.