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Choosing a flat panel TV wall mount can be a difficult decision because there are many different sizes, brands, and types of mounts. Choosing the wrong mount can cause you hours of frustration as you ...

If you’re buying a new TV, you’ll need to decide whether to use a TV stand or mount it on the wall. There are a number of good reasons why wall-mounting a TV can make sense. First, it can make the set ...

There are good reasons that more people are wall-mounting their new TVs these days. A wall-mounted television can save space and make a room look better. A TV that might seem too big if it’s sitting ...

TVs are getting bigger but living rooms aren't. Sometimes wall mounting is the only option if you don't have space for a hefty media unit. There are three basic types of bracket to choose from: fixed, ...

If you want to get your TV at the perfect height and make sure it stays there, wall mounting is a great option. It gets it up and out of reach of young children and pets, hides the cables, and makes ...

TVs and TV mounts use the VESA standard, match the numbers to find a mount that fits. Never mount a TV to drywall only, and always use the studs inside the wall. The TV and mount can be heavy, so it ...

Most people I know want to mount their TV to a wall but are too nervous to try. They worry about drilling into drywall, choosing the wrong height or — worst of all — having the whole thing come ...

Wall-mounting a new smart TV is more than just a practical choice. Yes, it frees up valuable surface space and creates a sleek, floating centerpiece for your room. More importantly, it’s a safety ...

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We independently review everything we recommend. We may make money from the links on our site. Learn more› By Lee Neikirk and Doug Mahoney After completing a new round of tests, we have two new picks: ...