Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
TIME LAPSE photography of How to Mount and Hang a Flat Screen TV on a Wall.
I DO NOT own the background music.
1. Locate ideal TV height. Eye level should be 1/3 to 1/2 from the bottom of the TV. The eye should be 5 - 15 degrees to the center of the TV as well.
2. Tape wall and locate the center of the TV and studs.
3. Run new electrical for outlet and different type of wall plates for audio visual cables. Your preference.
How to handle fire blocks:
youtube.com/watch?v=NwXAWsp9wps&feature=related
4. Sit down and watch TV.
Time lapse photography of How to Mount and Hang a Flat Screen TV on a Wall.
On this install I used a only one specialized face plate (RCA connection) because those are hard to pull through the wall. The other face plate is a flexible hose that connects the bottom plate to the top plate. Because of technological changes and the average home owner moving every 5 years, I thought it would be best to allow different connections based on home owner preference at a much less install cost.
Easy powering solution:
youtube.com/watch?v=PVox04A_dOc
TIME LAPSE photography of How to Mount and Hang a Flat Screen TV on a Wall.
I DO NOT own the background music.
1. Locate ideal TV height. Eye level should be 1/3 to 1/2 from the bottom of the TV. The eye should be 5 - 15 degrees to the center of the TV as well.
2. Tape wall and locate the center of the TV and studs.
3. Run new electrical for outlet and different type of wall plates for audio visual cables. Your preference.
How to handle fire blocks:
youtube.com/watch?v=NwXAWsp9wps&feature=related
4. Sit down and watch TV.
Time lapse photography of How to Mount and Hang a Flat Screen TV on a Wall.
On this install I used a only one specialized face plate (RCA connection) because those are hard to pull through the wall. The other face plate is a flexible hose that connects the bottom plate to the top plate. Because of technological changes and the average home owner moving every 5 years, I thought it would be best to allow different connections based on home owner preference at a much less install cost.
Easy powering solution:
youtube.com/watch?v=PVox04A_dOc
