Install your TV on the Wall - Learn from a Pro

Installing your TV on a wall doesn't have to be an impossible task. With a little guidance, anyone can do it. Learn how to select a good wall location, pick the best TV mount, which tools to use and then 4 easy steps to complete the TV installation. #sponsored #tvinstall

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1:27 Step 1 - Prep - Location - Mount - Tools
2:41 TV Mount Selection
4:31 Tools for the Job
6:38 Step 2 - Put Brackets on TV
10:09 Step 3 - TV Mount on the Wall
19:33 Step 4 - Hang TV w/HELP...
21:18 Step 5 - Wire Management & Tips

[magarciaz]

I am definitely not a handy man by any stretch, but following this video, I was able to mount my first tv. Thank you!

[brianalexander]

Finely a man who explained how to measure the bracket on the TV, and add it to your wall number, in a way a numpty like me can understand lol..Feeling pretty confident now i can manage it, doing it for a friend on Boxing day...Many Thanks mate

[cdemosshouston]

B - thanks to you, I have now I installed three wall mount tv’s in my house and not one cord is visible. Probably saved at least a $1, 000 doing it myself and I actually had a lot of fun doing it. Your explanations are spot-on. Sure appreciate you putting up these videos.

[Suzukii-Krypto]

Wow. Saw this 3yrs later... but still a grand hand clap. Most would've Taking the road of help me, I'm helpless thrown their hands up in the air and hidden under a rock until someone came with the 2-man. Job this normally would have taken anyone else.
👏👏👏👏

[ashman]

SOLID that you mention to hand tighten everything so you don't strip things. The small drill left / right is very clever to 'really' find the center of the stud. You might suggest what the common heights of dressers are so that if you have family photos or a 't*ts' old school tube channel audio system that's going to sit on top of it, the dimensions are 36 " to the top of your dresser in your bedroom so 46 " to the bottom edge of your TV from the floor works usually Holmes. Great channel .

[jerrymontalbano]

As usual, it's a nice, clean installation that's easy to follow, and works great in application. Thanks, B.

[michaelwyckoff]

You are the man B the installer now you are reviewing manly products. It will take some time before we can become a TV installer like you bro. You've been doing installs for a lengthy amount of time and that's why you are a PRO.

[goruby]

If the studs are off a little to far, you could take a nice piece of 1x material about 24 "s long and screw that firmly into the studs. the TV mount could be positioned in the center of the wall and screwed to that.

[kevinvitale]

Cool tip about finding the center of the stud even better. Thanks.
Oh, love the dust bin tip to catch dust. Appreciate the video.

[WetSpotatBRC]

When picking my TV's height off the floor I realized that the recommended "eye level" suggestions from the internet made the view from the kitchen of the bottom of the screen blocked by the "eye level" heads of people sitting on the couch. I stuck an above average height person on the couch, went into the kitchen and sighted just above thier head to the wall where the TV was going to mount, and that's how I picked the bottom of my screen. Moral of the story is to consider all possible viewing locations before installing blocking and/or drilling holes.

[alexk]

7:43 to not break the bolt you need to set max torque to 2-3 and it won't break anything. But first 2-3 rotation you'd better do manually anyway. 14:08 I use stanley stud finder. The good thing is that it has lines which show light when you aproach stud. I come from the left, then I come from the right. I get to points usually they located in 1.5cm. In that case I know exactly that the stud is in the middle. I also do a 2 more tests above and below just in case to make sure that I have not found a wire. This way I put my 40'' TV on a single stud with no issues. But now I have a 75 inch TV which is a bit more problematic

[Cenkolino]

Best installer on youtube. Always gives great trips.

[fortyfourrobo]

Excellent dude! Thank you for taking the time. I don’t know why it scares me, but you made it make sense!
Thank you!

[elizabethpeters]

Thank you so much excellent. One more thing I would have found helpful is that Samsung uses m8 28-30 I had to go buy these as the mountain dream though an excellent mount does not supply them in their pack.

[vickiyoung]

love your video, would like my tv on the wall, still don't feel confident to do it

[cjarciolaiii]

Excellent video with some helpful hints. Like the bracket you used. Watch your videos all the time. Now...all I need to do is decide between 77" LG or Sony which I'm been trying to do for over a month. All I've own are LG oleds so that's part of the problem.

[ghstbstr]

Yeah you're right anyone can install their own tv it's just one(or two, because technically there's two) simple step.
You put both feet on bottom of tv and screw them in if necessary, and just like that you're done. Easy peasy nice and easy. 😉

[rbs]

Great detailed video. I do what you do and I prefer the Sanus mounts because they are wider than 16 inches and gives more side to side leeway and allows you to install on 24 inch spaced studs. Rare but I have run into it. Also, I find Sanus to be easier to install. Live your vids

[JohnBFryJr]

I use blue painters tape instead of a pencil. My wife would hurt me if i started drawing on the wall

[barryomahony]

Most important thing said: 19:45 "I have liability insurance". Sure wish I could find someone local to hang my TV in a timely manner. I'd easily pay them a few $100 and let them take the responsibility of dropping the TV or pinching/cracking the OLED panel. But they're not available. I'm nervous as hell.