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Bringing a television off the floor or entertainment center and mounting that flat TV on the wall will add instant appeal and sophistication to any room. It will also save space and make your room seem larger and more comfortable. Never installed a wall mount TV? With these easy tips you soon will be hanging your TV like a professional.
Mounting Brackets
Finding a mounting bracket for your TV is an important first step. This bracket is available from the dealer where you purchased your TV, or simply search online for your TV’s model number and brand. Some brackets are specific for only certain types of walls, so make sure the wall you plan to hang the TV on is listed on the bracket’s hanging information.
Cable Conduit
If you are not going to put your cables behind the wall, you can get a clean look by getting a cable keeper or conduit to run all the cables behind as they hang down from the TV to the outlet or floor. If you have a DVD player or cable box/DVR box you want to hang on the wall as well, getting a wall mounted electronic shelf with cable column combined will allow you to solve both problems at once. The shelving looks great hanging just to the side of your wall-mounted flat TV.
Basic Steps
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