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As the name suggests, TV wall mounting is the attaching of your tv onto the surface of a wall to provide you with a suitable viewing angle. Whether you are in the mood for a DIY project, or you would rather have technicians over for a quick, neat setup, there are steps that are to be followed to ensure a secure and lasting spot for your television and viewing pleasure.

To mount your TV on drywall, you need to mount the bracket first. Unless you like an expensive mess on your hands, first, you need to locate your studs. Studs are load-bearing and/or separating boards inside the walls. This can easily be done by a stud finder available in your local hardware store. After locating the studs and the preferred height at which the tv is to be mounted, spots are marked and holes are drilled through the wall and into the studs according to the built-in holes in your bracket. Note that your typical stud is often wooden but in the case of metal studs, there can be extra nuances to assure a secure mount such as the use of strap toggles since metal studs are narrow and hollow. After the holes are drilled in, the bracket is screwed to the wall nice and level, and your TV is mounted on the bracket.

Based on your needs and preferences, there are different types of brackets/mounts for you to choose from:

The most basic bracket for TV wall mounting is the flat bracket, also called low-profile, or fixed bracket. This type of bracket solely secures your tv to the wall and offers no range of motion. You might want to choose this option if your viewing angle is always from the same spot and to save those few extra bucks.

The most basic bracket for TV wall mounting is the flat bracket, also called low-profile, or fixed bracket. This type of bracket solely secures your tv to the wall and offers no range of motion. You might want to choose this option if your viewing angle is always from the same spot and to save those few extra bucks.

Full motion mount, also referred to as articulation mounts: This option is the choice for you if you do not want to worry about not having your TV face directly towards you no matter where you sit. (Excuse the double negatives; the experience will make up for it.)

You can purchase one based on your preference or you can simply ask us to do it for you. We at Taskna are always happy to lend that extra hand when you need one. For a slightly different experience, there is the alternative of simply setting your TV on a tv stand. This means that you will not have to go through the hassle of drilling holes into your wall, and it saves you some bucks. It will also be easier to relocate your TV. However, using a tv stand as the base for your TV means you are occupying more surface area. On top of that, unlike a stand, and aside from the aesthetics and simplistic look, mounting to the wall assures you a secure spot for your magic box so you won’t have to look twice the next time your baby is trying to reach your 70” that you left on the stand.

Lastly, we have the inevitable accessories that are wired. After mounting, you may choose to leave them hanging from your TV mount, or you may choose to go full package and have them fade into the wall. There are two most common options for hiding your wires so you will end up with an even more aesthetically pleasing setup:

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