How to make ● CHEAPEST FLATSCREEN TV WALL MOUNT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Before you go out and buy an expensive wall mount for your flatscreen tv, let me show you how to make and mount your flatscreen tv yourself to the wall the cheapest and strongest way. Super cheap to make and saves you money. This diy tv mount is easy to make and easy to mount. Any handyman can make this. Some flatscreen tv mount brackets can be very expensive and difficult to mount but this simple method makes mounting your tv on the wall a breeze. Just 2 pieces to make. Easy to attach.
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Very nice idea. A more accurate way to measure the holes on the back of the tv is to use one strip of painters tape across the back of the tv across all the holes. Mark the holes or punch a small hole through the tape, then transfer the tape to the piece of wood you are going to use and hey presto, spot on accuracy.
Thats a great idea!
Very welcome.
i'm going to use this idea for future projects :)
The only problem with using that method is that I didn't think of it first!!!!
@@chrisnotap thanks Chris. I like the French cleat idea. I’ve seen some Metal commercially available mounts that are also based on the French cleat.
What about using keyhole picture frame brackets. Think that would work too?
I used a 2x4 , and 2 bolts to hang my 60 inch. Cost was less than 5 bucks . Bolted into studs it is flawless. No need for a overpriced wall mount . I did the french cleat method.
You are a freaking genius. Here I've been making everything waaay more difficult and complicated for myself and getting very frustrated about it. Then I stumble upon this gem of a video and 10 minutes after watching it my monitor is securely mounted on my wall no prob. Great vid I really appreciate ya. Thx
Really great - followed your instructions and did this yesterday - mounted a 46 inch TV to my basement wall (concrete wall using concrete anchors). Worked like a charm and cost me 90 cents for 2 bolts. Thanks much!
Yes! 6 year old video with a much much older French cleat technique. Still holds up to this day. I love love it. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You sir broke the mold! MANY other videos showing how to mount TV's. But not WITHOUT 15 min of "blah, blah, blah" BEFORE (during) & right up to the nitty gritty. You My Man did it in 5:20!!!! (You earned my subscribe & 👍) Thanks
Wow, thanks!
Agree, this is great!
finally, someone who explains it and has correct video angles to prove it. you get and A+ Mr!
I have seen this method before, but this is a GREAT explanation! Thank you!
Wish I would have discovered this years ago. Great video. Was looking for a way to move a tv from the garage to outside on game day. This will be perfect, and surprisingly very secure. Thanks for taking the time to create this video, Chris.
Just did this for a heavy 42 in old Panasonic plasma. Worked perfectly.
I had been wondering if anyone had used such in mounting their flat screens to a wall like this. Thanks for sharing.
did this with a 32". And it worked well! Thanks again!
Awesome video. I anticipated the use of lag bolts to hold the cleat to the wall. Nice to know decking screws are strong enough.
Absolute genius!! Brilliant idea
My kind of video. Easy. Cheap. Informative. To the point. New subscriber. Thank you sir!
This was super helpful! Thank you for posting
Love you work. The best thing about this is you can move the tv to another room with the same setup. Thankyou.
As always, ingenious!!
Awesome! Thanks for uploading.
I was thinking about doing it, and I wanted to check if was really a good idea, and as they say, most of the time the simplest ideas are the ones that works. Thank you buddy great video
Awsome video, it really helps. Thanks man.
This is great, I made one 10yrs ago to hang a big heavy mirror that I made. I’m going to do this for both my tvs since I’m poor and can’t even afford to buy tv brackets lol
Thanks Chris, I didn't even consider a french cleat... this is so easy, I can even do it.:)
That's an awesome DIY mount. Thanks for posting.
wow...like it very much,simple but great!!...thanks bro
thanks for the idea it worked for me perfectly. I used a 2x4 behind the 3/4 cleat and used it to screw to the wall due to the plugs coming out of the back of the TV.
Worked well for me , thank's for the tip !
Excellent Idea. Thank you for your video.
thank you sir don't know why I didn't think of this any sooner...😀 going to surprise my wife this weekend!!
Awesome video! I am going to try this with my garage tv!
very precise instructions. I'm going to do one of these.
awesome video I had to put spacers for my TV but worked great
Pure genius! Thank you!
I often use this method, love it!
I'll try this myself. Thanks man!
This is a great idea. I didn't read all the comments. If you use good wood, you will not see a problem. For those who think its unsafe, I see a way to make it safe and still be just fine. Put another board on top of the board mounted to the TV. Slide the TV in sideways, and then put a board on each side to keep it from sliding out. Sorry if this has been mentioned. Hope the comment makes since. Thanks for the advice. I would trust this over many of the cheap metal options.
Yes,, depending on the size and the weight of the tv....many thanks.
I was thinking the same thing. It’s called a locking cleat.
AhmayyuZING!! Thank you!! Gonna do this today !
Thanks for having this, I just saved 45 bucks!
Fantastic idea simple strong and inexpensive 🤙
Nice work, simple is better often.
Very good video. Was helpful.
Tnx a lot brillant idea! I go to make one for my tv now!
love it! very simple, easy and, like you said, cool video!
Glad you liked it!
thanks Chris
very good idea
Thanks for the upload.
BRILLIANT!!! GENIUS!!
was just about to spend 40 uk pounds on a tv bracket then seen this video thx very much feels like such a dummy.
The free version without circle saw is hack saw and sand paper and i thought i was stupid.....
great vid
This is the cheapest and best idea for TV mounting I have ever seen! I have a garage TV I want to mount. I will be using your idea! Thanks again.
Yes! Perfect for the man cave set-up!!
It worked perfect in my garage! And to be honest if you need on in the bedroom where your bed faces your tv save yourself $200 and do it.
Neat Idea ! A notch may improve the performance of the stand during seismic activity too.
très belles astuces. Nice.
Genius man !!!!!!!!!
THANKS SO MUCH! I'll have to have a wood shop cut this & ill have both my tvs mounted in no time!
this is so genius!!! thank you for share it sir. :)
Great craftsmanship! Such a simple solution and can be accurately replicated when taking the steps to do things right thanks for sharing this awesome DIY video there are lots of easy remedies but this is the best way to go especially having a larger screen
P.s
O.C.D satisfying 🤗
Thanks for the video. I was just wondering the other day if a French Cleat would work for this…
One thing I might change when I put mine up is instead of just tucking a standoff behind the screen, I'll screw a couple of blocks to the lower VESA holes.
So strong and simple at the same time! I can call my search from unistruts off now haha.
BRILLIANT! Thanks👌
very smart way to hang the TV with no or v little expense.
Good work. Thanks.
simple but great idea
Brilliant job 👍
Wow great,,,..many thanks.
Very smart great idea
Hey man i have do one for my tv when i have see ur video and work very well simple and fast to do and very strong! For me this is the best way! Again tnx a lot!!!
Bob Mallo
Thanks man this saved me $30 bucks and only took 15 minutes.
Very smart.if I didn’t get a wall mount for 15 bucks I would do this for sure.
Thanks 1 million I had forgotten about this woodworking trick that holds things up on walls genius I haven't used it since 10th grade
The "french cleat"!! It is an amazingly strong method to hang things!
@@chrisnotap So obvious, I had not thought about it. great idea
Good ol' high school shop memories
Ha! Very funny and creative. Thansk for sharing!
Beautiful idea thank you so much
You are so welcome!
Great video thanks
amazing video. u deserve more subscribers.
This is cool thank you
Very creative. Tanks!!>>>>>>>
Genius idea
wow great work....
Been using this method for a couple of years.
Omg that is so cool
GREAT JOB!!! i tried this and it worked perfect on my 47" Samsung tv. THANK YOU!!!!
Good to hear! Thanks!
Chris Notap absolutely brilliant and so ''obvious'' ingenious''and simple ,I hope to see more of your videos ,and just to think these conglomerates charge you and arm and a leg for a ugly metal bracket,, and yours is so neat and ingenious absolutely brilliant
thanks man thats a god damn smart thing :o
This is super!
This is amazing. And then I see the lazy comments at the bottom. If your a true carpenter, you'll have no problem making this mount, no need to buy 30 dollar mount. Plus, this can be universal if your itching to buy another tv.
Jacob Collins all VESA mounts ARE universal, thats the point of them.
Instead of the spare block behind the bottom of the TV when on the wall, I'd actually recommend making a second French cleat for the bottom 2 VESA screw mounts. Extra holding security and it should provide the same function as the spare block. Loved the video though! I will be doing this to mount my next TV.
No. Too many holes in the wall. Nice try tho
awesome !!!
Wow! Thanks!
Brilliant and worked great for me, as well as saved me $50. A few other suggestions. For the shim piece, use one of the bottom bracket mounting holes to attach it to, as mine fell out when I just stuck it behind the TV, unattached. For the bottom piece, I made it a lot longer than the top piece so I could hit (3) studs. Plus, it gave me some leeway to move the TV sideways if needed and still have the top piece fully connected to the bottom. And lastly, I'd definitely find scrap hardwood like solid Oak. Probably wouldn't use pine.
That's great and those are good tips!
Brilliant wish I could buy this cut wood from you 🤗 it's a classic idea 💡
I do this professionally.
Nice, clean, simple little video.
Brilliant.
Thanks.
Erik Viking you are joking right? You expect people to pay for this type of junk?
best option thanks
Your the man!
Wow brilliant
thanks did this tonight. love it
You're welcome!
Very clever wish I had you here to do that !
Thanks this video really helped me
super cool...thank you very much...how do you hide all the wires ?
keep up the good work !
Thank you sir amazing 👏🏻 🤣
awesome 👍👍👍
this is the best idea ever!!
Thanks!
Awesome!
Pretty good