It is as valuable to know how to wall mount a TV as it is to acquire a new TV or a new sound system for your house theater. Luckily, we have a list of the best TV wall mounts you can use to begin with this upgrade.

 Why wall Mount Your TV?

 One can point advantages of mounting of the TV to the wall as follows: intuitive and modern design and convenience during the TV use. It also reduces on the likelihood of a TV falling over which is a safety issue particularly where there are children and animals in the home.

 Furthermore, a TV wall mount will not cost much, you can get a good quality mount for $100 or less. Regardless of whether you want to go for a simple tilting bracket or a complex dual arm mounted bracket that will allow the telescope to move in multiple axes, the mounting of the telescope is generally done in the same way.

 Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to wall mount a TV:Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to wall mount a TV:

 What You’ll Need

 To mount your TV, gather the following items:To mount your TV, gather the following items:

• Paper template (optional)
• That would be a pencil or masking tape.
• Tape measure
• Stud finder
• Level
• Power drill with drill bit, able to use other types of bits
• Philips head screw/drivers or flathead screwdrivers
• TV wall mount
• The items that they used which include screws, spacers among others were also captured as another component of the packaging.

 Especially when mounting the TV it is wise to have help from at least one more person to give a second opinion regarding the positioning of the TV.

 Handling Your TV

 If you are dealing with a TV particularly if it is big enough to be fifty inches and above, you need to call in help from another person. Although one person can carry it, its shape and size are unmanageable and the item can be easily damaged. The next aspect is the pressure to be applied on the display panel of the TV; it is advisable never to apply pressure to the TV on the display alone, but to always support it by the chassis.

 When resting the TV in the stand, use a clean towel or a piece of cloth that will not scratch the screen. Make certain there is no unevenness in the support you are providing your TV so that there in no excessive pressure on one particular area.

Selection of appropriate TV wall mount

 Selecting the appropriate TV wall mount involves two key considerations: the dimensions of the bracket your television needs and the kind of mount that is appropriate for your television and the room. Hence, it would assist if you checked the manufacturer details or the manual of your TV to check compatibility. Remember, mounting the unit on the wall may change the distance of the screen to the location where you are seated, so do that wisely.

 As a first step you have to take the mount out of the box, and check what is included in the package, and if all required screws and bolts are included.

 Optimising the Place of the TV

 Select the seating area that can enjoy the match parallel with choosing the central wall location. They should work with the construction team and/or designer to check that the wall will have proper electrical outlets and/or Ethernet connection ports. Align the TV in a manner whereby the focal point or center of the screen is at eye level or a little below it. Usually one should use a pencil or a tape to ensure that it reaches the preferred position.

 Take into account the position of the TV mount as some have the mounting brackets placed in the middle while others have the position slightly off-center. Adjust accordingly.

 The following are the steps on how to mount your TV to the wall;

1. Locate the Wall Studs One must identify the stud’s position on the wall using a stud finder so that the mount can effectively support the weight of the screen. Draw slight circles or marks on the four stud positions to be used while sewing that will help during positioning in identifying the stud positions.
2. Indicate where the holes would be Gauge the ground and mark a spot to drill. Make sure them are leveled, even and on the right positions corresponding to the studs.
3. Verify Placement of the Bracket Be very precise in placing the mounting bracket at the wall, place it to fit the marks you made earlier. There is also need to use a level and ensure that the subgrade is straight.
4. Drill Pilot Holes Drill pilot holes through the drywall up to the studs at the given points.
5. Install the Wall Mounted Bracket To install the wall mounted bracket, use the screws provided to fix the bracket into the wall but do it such that you do not put pressure on the drywall to such a point that you will be compelled to fix it again.
6. Fixing the mounting plate Mount the mounting plate onto the rear part of the TV by using screws that came with it. Tightening the screw must not be overdone so that it does not end up being scratched.
7. Fasten the TV onto the Wall Bracket Elevate the TV to the recommended height and then fix it to the wall bracket. After that, the mount’s guidelines on how to fasten the television should be followed.
8. Plug in the TV and any other devices Reconnect the plug for the TV. Remember to take care of your newly wall mounted television.

 If you read and adhere to these instructions, you will be able to correctly mount your television on the wall, thus receiving an elegant appearance to boost your home theater.

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