Simply LED TV Wall mounts

So, you have finally got yourself the flat screen television you have always wanted, and you’re all set to mount it up on the wall and begin watching. Or are you? Before you start drilling holes in your rooms, you must know how to choose the best, safest TV wall stand for the flat screen.

Mounting your TV on the wall using a TV wall stand is a terrific way to help save space, especially in small rooms or space-cramped apartments and condominiums. But there’s more to it than just dangling it up there.

First, give some thought to your plan of action. A TV wall stand comes in many forms:

* Flat TV wall stands are the most typical, and often one of the most cost-effective. They keep your TV closest to the wall, only adding about 2 inches on the depth.

* Tilt TV wall stands are wonderful if you want to position your TV higher than eye level, as they permit you to tip the television down about 15-20 degrees.

* An Articulating TV wall stand works with a fold-away swiveling arm, so you are able to ensure that it stays flush with the wall or extend it out and tip or move it appropriately.

You can even find ceiling mounted stands, which will hang from the ceiling and are superb in a bedroom.

Now that you’ve learned what sorts of TV wall stand there are… so how to you select the best one for you?

Firstly, of course is the weight and size the TV wall stand will support.

You want to look at your owner’s guide to determine the precise weight of your TV, and go with a TV wall stand which will hold it (if possible more). Also, depending on your screen size, some TV wall stands have different designed VESA mounts… you want to check this also.

Next, check your walls! You really, really should uncover where the wall studs are positioned. You don’t want to forget about this step… unless you’ll get pleasure from watching your television take a nose-dive. Use a stud finder, and estimate out where your studs are. This is where your TV wall stand must go, so you might have to do a bit of furniture rearranging. Once you’ve found them, pre-drill the holes and use good, sturdy drywall anchors.

If perhaps your wall is brick and masonry then the work surface will be excellent – make sure you drill in to the bricks though rather than the mortar.

You’ll need the right tools if you are installing a TV wall stand, and it’s good to know what that is before you start!

One thing you want is a good level.

No, really don’t depend on the level application you saved to your iPhone… get yourself a real level. If you don’t, you might end up with a weird, crookedly fitted TV set and need to start from the start.

Finally, why not consider using wires? Hanging wires look… well, real ugly. It is possible to run them through the walls, or choose a more detailed TV wall stand that includes some attached shelving and cable management. You can also get cable concealers which cover the wires and allow you to tuck them around corners and baseboards, and can be coated to match your walls.

As you can see there’s more to selecting a TV wall stand than just collecting one and hanging it! Spend some time and study your needs and possibilities, and you will have a slick, safe wall mounted TV. Check-out http://tvwallstand.org/ for further information.