Here I cover TV wall mount installation in depth. I've mounted thousands of TVs on walls of all kinds as a pro handyman and I want to show you how to do it the right way.

-Contents of this video ---------------------------

00:00 - Intro
00:49 - A list of tools you'll need for the project
01:23 - Attaching the TV wall mount bracket to the TV
03:40 - Determining where on the wall to mount the bracket
06:13 - How to find the studs in the wall for the TV mount
08:34 - Attaching wall mount bracket to the wall using lag screws
11:40 - Hanging the TV and how to remove the TV once hung
12:54 - Additional tips and mistakes to avoid
13:54 - How to mount a TV to brick or stone

In this video, you'll learn everything you need to know to mount your TV with confidence. Whether you are using a flat mount, a tilt mount, or even an articulating mount, this same exact process applies.

Here, you'll see me mounting a 55" Samsung using a flat mount. (for details on choosing a mount, visit this page: https://www.handymanstartup.com/choos....

First, you'll want to unbox the TV and the mount. Then, mount part of the wall mount bracket to the TV using the right screws for your TV. Your mount will come with lots of screws, most of which you won't use. Find the ones that work and throw the rest away.

Then, connect the other part of the mount to the TV as well and measure from the bottom of the TV to the top screw hole on the part of the bracket that attaches to the wall. Write this dimension down so you can use it later.

Next, use a tape measure and a level to figure out the center of the TV side to side and where you want the bottom of the TV to sit on the wall. Use the measurement from earlier to figure out how high to screw in the lag screws. Honestly, you should watch the video for this part.

Now, locate the studs and mark them with a pencil. Then translate the marks you made for the height of the screws across the studs and pre-drill into the studs using a 3/16" or 7/32" drill bit. Make sure to drill into the center of the studs and make sure your mount will work with your screw locations.

Now, using the lag screws that came with your TV wall mount bracket, attach the wall portion to the wall and tighten it until secure. Now make sure it's level and if it is, you are ready to hang your TV on the wall.

Once your TV is mounted on the wall, you are ready to hide the wires which I'll cover in the next video.

To remove the TV, pull out on the bottom and then lift it up to unhook the TV. In some cases, you will need two people to lift the TV on or off the wall.

--Tools & Materials Needed ----------------------

TV wall mount I used: https://amzn.to/2YRMp3v
List of tools at: https://www.handymanstartup.com/how-t...

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