Here are the links to two popular TV mounts: • TV Wall Mount - Fully Articulating - $29: geni.us/n70e6k • TV Wall Mount - Simpler, Lighter Version - $18: geni.us/yBITFl
13:40 brooo you can't be talkin all professional the whole video and then drop "yo sizzelf" on us man lmaoo really good video, gonna use it to hang mine up
Ha ha! No, actually I literally asked on a neighborhood Facebook page who needed help putting a TV so this is someone else's house whose wall already looked like that. I can take credit for many dings and dents but those ones aren't mine :)
@@deedixon1729 yet people do mount their own tvs and it takes 1 mistake to cost you $1000 dollars to fix a wall. Its always better to pay a pro to come and do it.
You bet! Be sure to check our new video from yesterday where you can see the newer Walabot compared to other stud finders. th-cam.com/video/2Mb23tK2lLg/w-d-xo.html
Funny you should mention it - I have a video I'm recording this week that shows a TV mount that doesn't go into the stud but directly into the drywall and supports just about any sized TV. Do a quick search for "No Stud TV Hanger". Bear in mind that this only applies to drywall, if it's something else then it may not work.
Duka TheClever Not sure what you mean by extra screws but there’s just one screw per hole and you can be sure you’re drilling into the stud if you see sawdust as you drill.
I have a stand on rollers which will have all my HT equipment in it below the TV so I can run the few wires I need right to it and a power surge protector off to the side!
Great videos! Do you have a video dealing with walls that have metal studs instead of wooden ones? I live in a condo and all the walls have the metal studs.
I don't have a video on that, mostly because I haven't had the opportunity but that's something I'd love to look into as metal studs are becoming more and more popular. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hi! I'm sure my comment is 5 months too late, but I work in commercial construction and deal with metal studs all the time. What you'll want is long self-tapper screws (about 2 inches to go through the sheetrock and the metal) and an impact drill with a Phillips bit. While it's possible with a normal drill, it can be a little more frustrating. Hope this helps!
Hi, very informative. Question though, about how much wall space does the tv mount take up. I'm not sure if I have enough room where I was thinking about putting it. Thanks
if i don't find any studs (or can't use a stud finder) and i drill directly on the drywall without hitting anyhing (luckily) would there be any repercussion ? basically, if i drill directly and hang the TV on the drywall rather than studs would it fall off ?
@@mtsanchez27 Fantastic...my TV is mounted and secure against a corner wall...I installed the plastic tubes on the wall to hide the cord and installed a small wall shelf underneath the TV to set my cable box joey on...not bad for this handy girl!...thank you again
@@Delta1Duck ok, thank you very much for your answer, Im trying to mount my tv I think I just need to buy the tool to identify the wood in my apartment wall.
Marcos Torres I had a stud finder and because I mounted TV on a corner wall, I only hit one stud ...for the screws where I did not hit a stud, I used those butterfly toggle bolts...my TV is a 42” and probably will not be moved around a whole lot, so I think it should be fine...sometimes you can knock on the wall with your knuckles to find studs....when you knock along the wall and it sounds hollow=no stud...keep slowly knocking until you sense density and that is a stud...all the best with your install!!
Did you use washers? I have a similar mount and I can't figure out how the horizontal bars are screwed to the vertical ones. There's no space for the screw if that makes sense? Ideas?
Thanks for pointing that out. Looks like the links were out of date. Here are the updated links and the mounts are quite a bit less expensive now! • TV Wall Mount - Fully Articulating - $29: geni.us/n70e6k • TV Wall Mount - Simpler, Lighter Version - $18: geni.us/yBITFl
My cats just broke my new tv. .. I did not get the warranty.. :/ so I need to wall mount for my next Tv so they don't get to it. I'll ask my dad to help me on this. Great Video !
I have panels with studs. I called the company I bought the mount from and they said it was fine as long as the mount is definitely in the stud behind the panel. What do you think? Do you think my TV's safe?
If you mean driving a screw into the back of the TV itself, not into one of the mounting holes, probably not. That's likely a quick way to destroy your TV. As for the mounting holes, they're meant to accept the mounting screws like you see in this video so that should be fine.
Here are the links to two popular TV mounts:
• TV Wall Mount - Fully Articulating - $29: geni.us/n70e6k
• TV Wall Mount - Simpler, Lighter Version - $18: geni.us/yBITFl
Where you at
I need to put my tv up and the wall how much for 48" inches
Me: I want to learn how to mount a tv
Me after watching this video: I want to pay someone to mount a tv
😂
@ Scam Likely: Funny. I thought the same thing! Too much thinking involved, brain overload!
Me too 😂
Bruh SAME
Omg I thought the same thing! Way too much !!
I Wildly underestimated how hard this would be
mckinley hughes same dude
Lol my dad is doing it right now but in a concrete wall
mckinley hughes i literally thought you slap it on the wall. what is a stud and why is there so much measuring...*calls geek squad*
Same, dads a carpenter and I’ve helped him a bit, so it all makes sense but still a few more steps than I was anticipating.
@@bozzwick shit seems quite easy. Just a bit tricky on not hitting any utilities.
13:40 brooo you can't be talkin all professional the whole video and then drop "yo sizzelf" on us man lmaoo really good video, gonna use it to hang mine up
Spaango peep his shirt tho
That's his catchphrase
Cringephrase 😂
😂😂😂
😂😂
One thing he didn't mention, DO NOT over tighten the mount screws on the back of the TV, your screen will be finished.
Finished?
Robert Greenhouse if you can’t understand him but 270 people can, there’s clearly a problem. obviously he means destroyed.
chouriço and potatoes I tightened mine pretty good and my screens fine
Robert Greenhouse broken
@@keamsilva dude, stop being mean. maybe the person just doesnt know english too well? it was only a question.
Finally someone that explains very clearly. Great DIY. :)
Typically I can’t find any studs till I place the device directly on myself
oof
😂
😭😭😭😭 good bye sir
A_Town Eddie_Flacco smooth
If it's reading it like that, then that must mean it needs to be re-calibrated. Try that and see if it works.
The whole comment section sound confused 💀😂
Did you just put the skin back on an emoji?
That was graphic 😬
Im definitely confused😬
Wow this is a lot less difficult than I imagined. Thanks :)
when you mentioned math I politely stopped listening and hired a mounter 😂 I just know if I do it my tv and floor will become best friends.
I was going ohhhhhhhh so many times . thank you so much for this video . I am excited to mount my tv to the wall now.
This dude is the definition of big man
What a God
Judging by the lion's share of comments here I'd say a person could set up a pretty successful business mounting tv's.
Are the drywall patches from when you were learning how to do this?
Ha ha! No, actually I literally asked on a neighborhood Facebook page who needed help putting a TV so this is someone else's house whose wall already looked like that. I can take credit for many dings and dents but those ones aren't mine :)
Lmao
🤣🤣👍👍too funny
You seem like a good dude. Thanks, dawg.
Very simple and straight to the point. Thank you
You made it look so Easy
Delveckio Tate wouldn’t be a bad video if he made it look hard to do?
He made it look harder
Good video and clear unlike others
Omg you are a genius ...i love your video!
Yeah I’m stressed now. I’m just going to hire a handyman bc I’m an idiot and will mess this up horribly.
@Donkey Teeth but that's why we have useless people out there don't hate
@@platinumpepe8626 I always laugh when people get charged a good $300 just for a handyman to come and place a wall mount
TheArnotts same here lol i was ok till i watched this video 😂
FruityShatter 00 they charge like $60-80 to mount tvs
@@deedixon1729 yet people do mount their own tvs and it takes 1 mistake to cost you $1000 dollars to fix a wall. Its always better to pay a pro to come and do it.
Walabot looks much easier and safer than a regular stud finder! Thanks.
You bet! Be sure to check our new video from yesterday where you can see the newer Walabot compared to other stud finders. th-cam.com/video/2Mb23tK2lLg/w-d-xo.html
Tysm I thought this would be a lot harder!,
And I thank you for making this video. Was really helpful.
Nice vid thanks, also you kind of look like Kimi Raikkonen :P
Great video!! Thanks!
I enjoyed putting up 4 tv’s in my home with that walabot. Easy to use
Thanks for the tips! Today I level up our room decor! Really appreciate the breakdown.
so i’m definitely not doing this. lol i thought it was way easier. thanks for the detailed video but i’m definitely calling the pros!
Thanks, you make it look very easy.
Hi can your next video be how to fix a gas leak and mend dry wall....
Please hurry
Are you still alive?
Nice and thank you
Working on my Hubby's theater room. I just maybe able to finish this. Thanks
This video was super helpful. Thank you!
hello very good video when there is wood to support the tv what happens if there is no wood fences only 2 feet apart what do you recommend?
Funny you should mention it - I have a video I'm recording this week that shows a TV mount that doesn't go into the stud but directly into the drywall and supports just about any sized TV. Do a quick search for "No Stud TV Hanger". Bear in mind that this only applies to drywall, if it's something else then it may not work.
when he asked his wife "Am I in?" I LOL'd
How do I take down my old TV already mounted? A close up of where those screws are would be helpful. Counted 6 on the back of ours.
Awesome Video
Absolutely solid video, subscribed
Great video.
Sure .. I'd like this video tutorial ... so easy and clear .....
Do it yo sizzelf haha love this guy
Great Video!
The #ilovemywife was so cute 🥰
That stud finder thingy is very slick.
How do i know what lenght of the screw do i have to use when im putting the screws back inside the TV, after removing the ones the tv had?
Should come with some in the box or sometimes you can use the same ones
Thank you for the video!!
Great video. You explain things so clearly. You are becoming my go-to guy.
With a big screen TV in front of his face:
"I can't see this actually."
lol
Thanks for the helpful video!
ThNks dude you saved me $200
Thanks for sharing. What is the distance between TV and wall when TV is all the way back?
Awesome. Thanks!!
Thanks for this. Used it to mount a TV today.
Thank you. Very helpful video
Thanks for this video.
Me at the beginning of the video: who would start vacuuming at the ...oh it's just intro music.
Great video!!
Wow you are the first person that I've come across that has the same name as my brother. What a rarity!
Definitely not a common one. I have yet to meet another Nils in person.
i was going to do this until i seen the math lol
Ong💀
Great video
thank you! this is going to help me!!! thank you
can someone hire this guy for hair products god damn it, what a good looking hair, thank u for the video!!!!!
Great video !! How many screws did you put in the hole and how would you know the extra screws haven’t passed the studs in the wall ?
Duka TheClever Not sure what you mean by extra screws but there’s just one screw per hole and you can be sure you’re drilling into the stud if you see sawdust as you drill.
I have a stand on rollers which will have all my HT equipment in it below the TV so I can run the few wires I need right to it and a power surge protector off to the side!
Great!!! Thanks
I definitely can’t do this wow
Mannnn this shit simple! Imma try!!
Awesome 😎
He made this seem so easy lol I feel like I can do it myself but them I come back to reality and vision me watching T.v. and it just falling 😂
*envision (myself)
Thanks so much!
I can't do this shit. Thanks though
Me too.
Great video. Now I know how to mount my TV on my apartment wall.
Enigma Productions are you allowed to do that at your apartment complex?
Xavier Rhodes lmaooo I’m not either but here I am
Great Video! Thanks for sharing!
Great video! Thanks for the clear and concise information!
Great videos! Do you have a video dealing with walls that have metal studs instead of wooden ones? I live in a condo and all the walls have the metal studs.
I don't have a video on that, mostly because I haven't had the opportunity but that's something I'd love to look into as metal studs are becoming more and more popular. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hi! I'm sure my comment is 5 months too late, but I work in commercial construction and deal with metal studs all the time. What you'll want is long self-tapper screws (about 2 inches to go through the sheetrock and the metal) and an impact drill with a Phillips bit. While it's possible with a normal drill, it can be a little more frustrating. Hope this helps!
Would of been cool if you had a stud finder also to see compare with the device you are using. 🤔
I actually did a whole video comparing stud finders, including the Walabot. th-cam.com/video/IVkNyhmRO1k/w-d-xo.html
LRN2DIY lovely I will check it out thank you!
Hi, very informative. Question though, about how much wall space does the tv mount take up. I'm not sure if I have enough room where I was thinking about putting it. Thanks
I can’t really answer that since it all depends on which tv mount. Most will have dimensions on them.
@@LRN2DIY ok thanks for letting me know.
if i don't find any studs (or can't use a stud finder) and i drill directly on the drywall without hitting anyhing (luckily) would there be any repercussion ? basically, if i drill directly and hang the TV on the drywall rather than studs would it fall off ?
Thank you for sharing...this is very helpful!...wish me luck in a couple of days when I attempt this🙂
How was it?
@@mtsanchez27 Fantastic...my TV is mounted and secure against a corner wall...I installed the plastic tubes on the wall to hide the cord and installed a small wall shelf underneath the TV to set my cable box joey on...not bad for this handy girl!...thank you again
@@Delta1Duck ok, thank you very much for your answer, Im trying to mount my tv I think I just need to buy the tool to identify the wood in my apartment wall.
Marcos Torres I had a stud finder and because I mounted TV on a corner wall, I only hit one stud ...for the screws where I did not hit a stud, I used those butterfly toggle bolts...my TV is a 42” and probably will not be moved around a whole lot, so I think it should be fine...sometimes you can knock on the wall with your knuckles to find studs....when you knock along the wall and it sounds hollow=no stud...keep slowly knocking until you sense density and that is a stud...all the best with your install!!
@@Delta1Duck wow! I didnt think about it until you're telling me, I really apreciate it that you share your experience with me, thank you very much!!
Did you use washers? I have a similar mount and I can't figure out how the horizontal bars are screwed to the vertical ones. There's no space for the screw if that makes sense? Ideas?
good question about the horizontal bars. I guess they must be using very short screws.
Yeeeeeeeah I'm just going to hire someone lol
Who does stuff like this?
@@wavyant7757 when you buy it from the store you can pay extra for ppl to come mount it
Cool video
Thank you so much for this video bruh
I wanted to see how you mount the tv to the actual mount
You can do it yo siz self!
Imma just ask my man to mount it for me .. I’m done tryna be an independent woman😂🤣
I would love to see a video on how mount a tv on the wall & in a corner
Me too
answer; dont...
The link you gave for the wall mount is not the same on Amazon?
Thanks for pointing that out. Looks like the links were out of date. Here are the updated links and the mounts are quite a bit less expensive now! • TV Wall Mount - Fully Articulating - $29: geni.us/n70e6k
• TV Wall Mount - Simpler, Lighter Version - $18: geni.us/yBITFl
So do I not need to use the plastic anker if it’s on a stud ?
That’s correct. Those are for drywall that doesn’t have a stud directly behind it.
Ideal if you're going to be standing up while watching the television
Nice video
damn those bezels!
Maaaan! You have to go to college for this! But you certainly are smart with that wallabatt or wallabapp
Thank you! I'll do it for new years eve 2019.
My cats just broke my new tv. .. I did not get the warranty.. :/ so I need to wall mount for my next Tv so they don't get to it. I'll ask my dad to help me on this. Great Video !
dumb cats
Well... I thought I could do this, guess not! I’ll have to call someone 🤷🏻♀️
Me too 😂🙆🏽♀️
Can you provide a link to the wall a bot?
Sure. It's in the description too: geni.us/y6TzH
6:25 So, the ROMEX is connected to the Coax or RJ-45's? LOL
I have panels with studs. I called the company I bought the mount from and they said it was fine as long as the mount is definitely in the stud behind the panel. What do you think? Do you think my TV's safe?
So long as it's mounted in the studs, it'll be fine.
Assuming the studs themselves are weak for whatever reason.
Will TV still work if you put the screw right on the back of it.
If you mean driving a screw into the back of the TV itself, not into one of the mounting holes, probably not. That's likely a quick way to destroy your TV. As for the mounting holes, they're meant to accept the mounting screws like you see in this video so that should be fine.
@@LRN2DIY Thank you
Thank y’ou
And what if I end up buying a bigger TV? Would I have to do this all over again?