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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2022
- How to mount outdoor television on a Yardistry gazebo or pavillion.
Works on any size gazebo.
Shopping list:
TV Mount: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07W...
5/16" x 5" bolts
2x nuts and lock washers (or lock nuts)
4x Washers
Some scrap wood
Outdoor TV cover: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01N...
3D Printed caps:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:287...
RCA dust caps: www.thingiverse.com/thing:353... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Great idea and great video. Explored this option and then found the ZeboZAP that was easier to install.
ZeboZAP was easy to mount 🔥🔥🔥highly recommended
I got the ZeboZAP for my gazebo and love it. Saved so much money from trying to build a wall and other complicated solution .
The gazebo ZeboZAP was fast and easy to install our 50” tv without any drilling into our gazebo post. Best part it swivels in and out and you can adjust the height as you like.
Zebozap is solid. Highly recommend it to anyone’ with a gazebo or pergola. DIY and good price.
Thanks to your video I was able to put mines up. I used a 50’ tv. I love it.
Love the setup, it's beyond my scope of DIY, I can mount the TV, but the electrical not to sure....lol Thanks for the video
Im no electrician, but it isn't complicated. You only need one GFCI plug at the power source. Your friendly Home Depot guy can explain!
I got the ZeboZAP tv mount for yardistry. Strapped the tv on instead of the ceiling. Took me 10 minutes.
Thanks for the video. I used the same equipment to mount my tv to a metal canopy.
Can you show me how you did it? I want to do the same on my aluminium gazebo but can't seem to see someone online who did it. The aluminium frame seems a bit weak to hold the weight of the stand and tv...
@@paulfortin08 maybe you can mount the tv on the shorter side. Should be stronger than a longer span. Maybe you can clamp the mount around the aluminum same as I did in the video
The ZeboZAP for metal gazebo is easy
That’s exactly what Iam looking for
Also getting a 50/55 in tv from Costco
I have gfci outside
Getting my Gazeboo installed next week .
Can’t wait ,Iam also adding 2 wireless speakers by Sonos from Costco also .
Thanks
Great! I am about to make a start video to show the tv speaker setup I have. Wired; not wireless.
Tv speakers project backwards towards the neighbors yard so had to be done.
Curious, so is the wood piece attached to the frame of the gazebo at all? Or does it just sit flushed against the frame and the top and bottom bolts used for the mount is what is holding everything in place? I have a steel gazebo with similar frame and wondering if this same setup would work.
Man this is great & Thank you for sharing this. I have the same Costco gazebo & I just ordered the same TV Mount & weather proof cover you recommended. I'll be buying a 50' from Costco tomorrow. I'm going to do it the same way you did & I will use the 1/4 bolt. Can you tell me what's the black rubber tube was used for? I see it in your pic of the mount but nothing was said about it. Thanks again.
I think you are referring to the cut pieces of soft tube. My buddy put it there to keep it from doing I don't know what. Not there anymore and everything is fine.
If you are referring to the soft rubber tubes that were jammed behind the post, my buddy put them there. Don't know why. There gone now and everything is fine.
I'm taking my tv out of storage soon and remounting. After 1 season, tv is still like new.
Thank you for sharing this. My question is does the TV always hang there? I am looking for a solution that I can have it hang like yours is but then have the arm go up towards the roof so that the TV is stored basically against the roof. I want to do this so that my view is not always the TV but then the TV can be pulled down when I want to watch it. Does this set up do that?
Actually, I think this is possible. The lower screw on the vertical arm can be replaced with a pin. Remove the pin and fold up to ceiling. Just need to figure out a mechanism to hold in place. I May try this next summer. Tv stored indoors for winter.
There are quite a few "flip down" TV mounts on Amazon that will do what you're looking for. They're not cheap, though. Some are even motorized.
Just tried to install a flip down bracket for a 55 in tv and the way it’s designed want work on a gazebo. We tried everything. Please let me know if anyone can figure it out!
did you run the conduit though the inside of the post or terminate it after you entered the bottom area of weed?
Conduit is only where the wire would otherwise be exposed. The wire inside the post does not conduit.
Note: I used outdoor rated wire so no conduit needed other than esthetics and to avoid tripping hazard.
What size TV did you use? Was thinking of a 55”, but was worried that may be too big. It only weighs 30 pounds though so probably would be fine…not 100%. Thanks for the video btw, great stuff
I have a 46" I found on Facebook Marketplace. Weight-wise, a 55" should be fine. I would consider the wind loading since it can act like a big sail. Not much wind in my location, BUT don't let the tv spin too much on the vertical pole as the wires inside may twist! I recently drilled a small hole through the post so I can put a pin (nail) to keep if from spinning.
Did you get an outdoor rated TV? Was worried if I just get a regular TV it won’t last very long in the elements
@@mattschronce3503 I bought a used regular tv on Facebook Marketplace and a outdoor tv cover on Amazon. It's been fine. Stays dry and no spiders!
I also 3D printed some plugs to close up all unused HDMI and av ports (just in case)
Can you flip the TV up and out of the way when not in use?
Actually, that is my plan! I will remove the lower bolt in to section and replace with a cotter pin. That way, I can remove the pin and fold up. Just need to figure out how to securely hold up and still look clean. There may be an issue with the weight and ease of use when folding up or down. I'll post a follow-up video if it works.
How do you keep it from getting wet when it rains?
I purchased a weatherproof cover (canvas) on Amazon. Link in description. Plenty of options. But for winter, I intend to bring the tv inside.
Where did you buy this tv mount. I am trying to mount my tv to my Costco Gazebo 😆
Amazon..... www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07WMMTG5L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thinking of doing the same for my tv setup how has it been holding up
He showed a TV cover your dumb truck
Great! I have a cover on it and it is somewhat sheltered from the rain as it is protected by the gazebo. I purchased a cheap used tv on Facebook marketplace just in case it.
Does your tv flip up/in toward the ceiling?
No, it doesn't. It is possible but I haven't tried yet. Don't want it looking like a hack job and must be safe for my family to use. I need to think it though:)
LOOKS NICE BUT I WOULDN'T HAVE ADDED THE TV, NOBODY IS GOING TO TWIST SIDEWAYS TO WATCH TV ANYWAY SPECIALLY OUTDOORS
Can we not go directly into the gazeebo wood?
Yes, you could put bolts directly into the wood structure, but I wanted to avoid that since the center of the beam is close to the joint.
Genius
NOT REALLY
what size tv is that? looks awesome though!!
46". Got lucky. Went on Facebook Marketplace and found it immediately. $100 (Canadian $), fully functional with ARC HDMI so I only need my fire stick remote.
If ever it gets damaged from being outside, it's no big deal. But first summer passed and it is still super clean.
Did you ever figure out how to fold it up?
I haven't tried yet. A bit concerned about my kids or wife trying to lower it safely. Need to think it through first.
Argh - I was just about to buy this mount and then realized that my Yardistry 12X16 Gazebo is engineered differently so that I don't have access on top of the beam for the top bolt. Looks like the beams are now closer to the edge of the roofline and there is a smaller piece of wood on the outside that blocks the gap at the top. Really disappointed!
Try the ZeboZAP. Straps on to yardistry vertical post easily. Took me 10 minutes to get my 43inch tv up and running . Also swivels 360 degrees.