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     • The most important rule is to mount your TV at eye level from where you'll be watching it, if at all possible. This usually means the bottom of the TV will be somewhere around 2-3 feet off the ground, give or take a few inches.
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3. www.smartaerials.co.uk › blog › tips-on-getting-tvTips On Getting TV As Close To The Wall As Possible

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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.

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   May 24, 2024 · As a general rule of thumb, the center of your TV screen should always be at eye level. Experts advise measuring the eye level height of a person sitting, before using this height to mount your...

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   Depending on where your TV will go, you’ll want to choose either a standard TV wall mount bracket or a swivel mount. If your couch or sitting area directly faces the TV, a standard mount should be fine. If your TV needs to be angled for a better view, a swivel mount is the mount of choice.

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   Jan 31, 2024 · Make sure that the mounting brackets that hold your TV to the wall won’t be visible once the job is completed. You can test this by sizing the mount against the TV before you start drilling holes. Understand how the TV attaches to the mount and the optimal position to achieve a clean look.

7. www.tomsguide.com › how-to › how-to-mount-a-tv-toHow to mount a TV to the wall in 8 easy steps - Tom's Guide

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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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   Aug 5, 2023 · 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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   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.

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   Where should a TV be mounted?

   • If your TV needs to be angled for a better view, a swivel mount is the mount of choice. It also allows your TV to be put back flush with the wall so it’s out of the way when you’re not using it. Your TV should be mounted in a place that makes it easy to look at for long periods at a time.

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   How do I choose a TV wall mount?

   • Depending on where your TV will go, you’ll want to choose either a standard TV wall mount bracket or a swivel mount. If your couch or sitting area directly faces the TV, a standard mount should be fine. If your TV needs to be angled for a better view, a swivel mount is the mount of choice.

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   Should a TV Mount be angled or swivel?

   • If your couch or sitting area directly faces the TV, a standard mount should be fine. If your TV needs to be angled for a better view, a swivel mount is the mount of choice. It also allows your TV to be put back flush with the wall so it’s out of the way when you’re not using it.

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   What are some mistakes you can make when mounting a TV?

   • 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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   Do you need a wall mount for a TV?

   • If you want the TV as flush as possible to the wall I would recommend using a fixed wall mount. Like I mentioned above the vast majority of tilting/ full motion wall brackets will require the TV to be sited further away from the wall. If you really wanted a titling wall bracket, again I recommend the Sanus range.

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10. www.tomsguide.com › us › how-to-mount-tv,news-24719Best Viewing Angle and Height to Mount Your TV - Tom's Guide

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    Dec 7, 2022 · Using a pencil or erasable marker, make small marks to the right and left of the TV, noting where the center of the TV screen should be. Then, determine where the wall mount should attach to set...