Install your TV on the Wall - Learn from a Pro

[@BTheInstaller]

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[@ANTIQUELEGEND82]

Off topic, but any idea why there is a new firmware update for the LG CX models and another on the way? 04.30.35 & 04.30.40? Any idea on differences between them? Saw some people having issues with Simplink for 04.30.10. Im still on 03.21.18.

[@magarciaz20]

I am definitely not a handy man by any stretch, but following this video, I was able to mount my first tv. Thank you!

[@brianalexander7360]

Finely a man who explained how to measure the bracket on the TV, and add it to your wall number, in a way a numpty like me can understand lol..Feeling pretty confident now i can manage it, doing it for a friend on Boxing day...Many Thanks mate

[@edithboozy1000]

What is "your wall number?" 😂

[@brianalexander7360]

@@edithboozy1000 I need to stay off the Edibles 🤪🤣

[@edithboozy1000]

@@brianalexander7360 🤣🤣

[@169Aquarius]

What if my mount like on the left side doesn’t have a stud but the right hits the stud

[@tripas421]

Not sure if it’s been mentioned here before, but stud finders are used twice per stud. It signals at the edge, not at the center. That’s why you had to go a little to the left. You always run it to one direction and mark where it beeps, then you run if from the other side towards the mark you made and it will beep again at the other edge, giving you both edges of the stud. And then then you’ll get your center of the stud (between both marks)

[@Cenkolino]

Best installer on youtube. Always gives great trips.

[@cdemosshouston]

B - thanks to you, I have now I installed three wall mount tv’s in my house and not one cord is visible. Probably saved at least a $1,000 doing it myself and I actually had a lot of fun doing it. Your explanations are spot-on. Sure appreciate you putting up these videos.

[@BTheInstaller]

Awesome. Spread the word. Haha

[@alexk6745]

7:43 to not break the bolt you need to set max torque to 2-3 and it won't break anything. But first 2-3 rotation you'd better do manually anyway. 14:08 I use stanley stud finder. The good thing is that it has lines which show light when you aproach stud. I come from the left, then I come from the right. I get to points usually they located in 1.5cm. In that case I know exactly that the stud is in the middle. I also do a 2 more tests above and below just in case to make sure that I have not found a wire. This way I put my 40'' TV on a single stud with no issues. But now I have a 75 inch TV which is a bit more problematic

[@fortyfourrobo544]

Excellent dude! Thank you for taking the time. I don’t know why it scares me, but you made it make sense! Thank you!

[@goruby2]

If the studs are off a little to far, you could take a nice piece of 1x material about 24 "s long and screw that firmly into the studs. the TV mount could be positioned in the center of the wall and screwed to that.

[@ashman0071]

SOLID that you mention to hand tighten everything so you don't strip things. The small drill left / right is very clever to 'really' find the center of the stud. You might suggest what the common heights of dressers are so that if you have family photos or a 't*ts' old school tube channel audio system that's going to sit on top of it, the dimensions are 36 " to the top of your dresser in your bedroom so 46 " to the bottom edge of your TV from the floor works usually Holmes. Great channel .

[@WetSpotatBRC]

When picking my TV's height off the floor I realized that the recommended "eye level" suggestions from the internet made the view from the kitchen of the bottom of the screen blocked by the "eye level" heads of people sitting on the couch. I stuck an above average height person on the couch, went into the kitchen and sighted just above thier head to the wall where the TV was going to mount, and that's how I picked the bottom of my screen. Moral of the story is to consider all possible viewing locations before installing blocking and/or drilling holes.

[@jerrymontalbano3222]

As usual, it's a nice, clean installation that's easy to follow, and works great in application. Thanks, B.

[@elizabethpeters4927]

Thank you so much excellent. One more thing I would have found helpful is that Samsung uses m8 28-30 I had to go buy these as the mountain dream though an excellent mount does not supply them in their pack.

[@kevinvitale8980]

Cool tip about finding the center of the stud even better. Thanks. Oh, love the dust bin tip to catch dust. Appreciate the video.

[@JohnBFryJr]

I use blue painters tape instead of a pencil. My wife would hurt me if i started drawing on the wall

[@OmegaFighter1]

Time to be a man then. Stop being afraid of the wife.

[@Currygoatpapi]

Do you have to have the tv already because I only have the mount

[@dginta7932]

That mount says for TV’s up to 55”. Why does it work on that larger TV you installed? Or is is because you are under the 99 lb weight capacity of the mount? Great video, thanks.

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

You are the man B the installer now you are reviewing manly products. It will take some time before we can become a TV installer like you bro. You've been doing installs for a lengthy amount of time and that's why you are a PRO.

[@BTheInstaller]

Yeah I thought this would be a 10 min video. I talk a lot. 😆

[@chipmhandle]

What about checking for wires or pipes going through studs! I use an Endoscope

[@realpatriot5896]

You know they do make impact drivers with variable speeds and variable speed triggers. I actually have a Makita that automatically slows down when the bolt bottoms out. You can also use the clutch on a drill to keep from over tightening. I always drive the lag bolts and machined screws in being careful not get them real tight then finish them off with my ratchet or my screwdriver. Personally, I like to use a finish nail to find the edge of the studs also. Never mind I see you tightened them the same way. Very thorough video!

[@powerflex500]

Before drilling the holes for the wall mount, how to determine if the studs are wood or aluminum? If the studs are aluminum, should you wall mount the TV?

[@BTheInstaller]

If wood comes out, it's wood. If the drill doesn't go anywhere or makes a banging noise, it could be metal. Normally about 20% of the time. You can use toggle bolts through metal studs and they work quite well. You need to understand how to use them properly and the weight of tv

[@powerflex500]

Yes. Definitely understand. Thank you for the quick repsonse. You are a very gifted installer I must say.

[@powerflex500]

@@BTheInstaller The only thing I don't like about the toggle bolts is that the heavier rated toggle butterfly end are so huge, you have to drill a bigger hole just to get it through and the metal studs are not that wide.

[@vickiyoung5651]

love your video, would like my tv on the wall, still don't feel confident to do it

[@jaqenhghar7302]

Huge fan, ❤ love your videos. I really could use your help as the pro you are. I have been advised against wall mounting our 50” tv in our condo because of “metal studs”. I have been told you can never be sure you have actually penetrated the metal studs or just bent them. This is an old tv, 50” plasma so it’s very heavy and rather thick, compared to newer tv’s. It is probably over 100 lbs. So I am reluctant to try this. We did have it wall mounted in our old house since getting it new in 2007. But in this condo, this is a very small bedroom so having the tv on the wall is the only option. Have you ever run into this problem ? Any body else have any advice ?

[@paulcarlin5181]

I would just get a TV stand. I think that is the route we are going to go.

[@kpv123]

This is Michael. Thank you for such an informative and instructional video. A lot of people make videos and Skip steps taking things for granted, but your videos are perfect. Thanks

[@chrisblasi5877]

Great Video...how do u know how high to mount a TV wall mount ? My TV size will either be a 43 in or 50 in . Is there a certain measurement u use.

[@Suzukii-Krypto]

Wow. Saw this 3yrs later... but still a grand hand clap. Most would've Taking the road of help me, I'm helpless thrown their hands up in the air and hidden under a rock until someone came with the 2-man. Job this normally would have taken anyone else. 👏👏👏👏

[@cubanderasyeha]

Great video! Thanks! One question, though, how can I tell the max weight of a TV that the studs will be able to hold? Can drywall hold a 75in TV? Thank you!

[@dougmoore224]

Hmmmm....Good job explaining how to find right level for mount....excellent video....

[@jzm6403]

Before mounting, I thought ahead and did NOT remove the factory stand until it was mounted to the wall. Absolutely no need to do this with this wall mount until I had the TV where I wanted it. This mount swings out plenty to remove the factory stand afterwards. I mounted my 65" much the same and used the same brand. I used tape on the wall once I found the center and the studs so as not to mark up the wall. I also used this same method of centering the 2x4. I have 2 stud finders. One has lights that tell me when the 2x4 is there (not super accurate but works) and a magnet stud finder. I use a small nail on a vice grip to center the line for the stud once I find it. The only thing I don't like is the typical 42" TV center (from the floor) that seems to be standard. This just isn't high enough for me. I put mine at 48" from the floor and it still wasn't high enough. The rear TV bracket only allows for about 4" of adjustment up and down. When I first mounted it to the recommended center from the floor (but 48" not 42"), it was almost identical height as when it was on the TV stand. I then removed it and raised the rear mount 4" higher. STILL not high enough. For me, a 60" center is where my 65" belongs. I can now lower it 4" for the perfect height of 56" from the floor. With the 5-degree tip feature, this is perfection.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

@14:50 kinda feels that's stud finder is not that accurate. I'm fome eurooe snd we don't have studs. How wide is a default stud actually

[@dannyumana143]

I couldn't get centered for the living room where i needed to mount wall brackets to center TV. I used flip Toggler anchors on drywall. They are rated at 137lb per toggler. I used four togglers for a full motion mout for a 77-inch OLED. Do you think I'll be okay?

[@cjarciolaiii3680]

Excellent video with some helpful hints. Like the bracket you used. Watch your videos all the time. Now...all I need to do is decide between 77" LG or Sony which I'm been trying to do for over a month. All I've own are LG oleds so that's part of the problem.

[@BTheInstaller]

Can't really lose. Just stay C1 if you like LG

[@RomboutVersluijs]

I thino that even with a single stud, using a wide bracket. Will guide lots of the force on the edges when you move the tv. That's actually better vs a borrow single arm connection. Though I did just buy a single arm. I read it's easier with use case. I also have a concrete wall, so it's sturdy and tight

[@RomboutVersluijs]

One doen side on the Xtreme single arm mount I got. It's of center, t didn't noticed that untill I got it. I need to keep that in mind

[@gumpoppers]

are no stud mounts safe?

[@rawmark]

I like the mount from harbor freight. That mount is heavy, and rock solid!

[@BTheInstaller]

I don't know those but im sure they're a great value as most products there

[@foldifiwereu]

Is it ok to install the power bridge below the firewall?? Thanks, B!

[@Gud2B_Blessed]

Hello Sir. Can you do video mounting the new Samsung that rotates on the wall? How to properly mount it? Thanks

[@jaggedice894]

Need this step by step for the LG G2 specifically. The gallery tv mount is annoying.

[@voidLogicx]

Wait, so you do not need to use tv washers when screwing in those bolts?

[@SoSaysYou]

Would there be any issues, in your opinion, if i install a simila mount but only use toggle bolts?

[@stevetech1949]

I'm seeing some nasty glare on my 10 year old 50" LG Plasma TV and will wall mount and tilt down to help w/ that. Thank you! P.S. I would LOVE to replace it w/ a new 65" TV now, but the cheapest one I would consider costs about a grand now.

[@deipty222]

may I know how tall the TV stand was?

[@169Aquarius]

What is my mount doesn’t have a stud on the left but the right side has a stud

[@Dexter.Morales]

Just picked up a MD mount for my PC monitor.

[@MyGuyKirby]

Very basic steps so will use these on my new TV . Next is to decided on mount brand to use. Hey nice to see you complete the ad, guess it took you several takes to make that one.

[@BTheInstaller]

I made a "best tv mount" video. Back in spring. Ad took an hour or two to make. Was fun.

[@jarold74]

At first i thought you were standing til i found out in the end you were kneeling. Hahaha 😂 anyway thanks for the guide! Very helpful

[@227lion]

I'm trying to hang a 75inch and because of my stud spacing its not mounting centered. Can I make a 2X4 bracket for the top and bottom and then attach the mount?

[@happyguardian2000]

easiest video i found that explains where to put the mount on the wall

[@Yoser0405]

Recently installed the SU-WL855 along with the 65A80J. I had to move my outlet didn't lineup right where the old wall mount was. Ran just two HDMI cables in the wall for and Nvidia-SHIELD and Sonos Arc. Able to hit two studs with the adjustments of the wall plate. Also hung a the 65 Frame. Had to make extra holes too low initially, bummer. No studs just wall anchors. Thinking about painting a short strip of making tape and laying it over the One Connect cable just to see how it looks.

[@BTheInstaller]

Good job. I will be making a frame install video to show that wire isn't a big deal externally

[@rbs427]

Great detailed video. I do what you do and I prefer the Sanus mounts because they are wider than 16 inches and gives more side to side leeway and allows you to install on 24 inch spaced studs. Rare but I have run into it. Also, I find Sanus to be easier to install. Live your vids

[@barryomahony4983]

Most important thing said: 19:45 "I have liability insurance". Sure wish I could find someone local to hang my TV in a timely manner. I'd easily pay them a few $100 and let them take the responsibility of dropping the TV or pinching/cracking the OLED panel. But they're not available. I'm nervous as hell.

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

not the only one, I got quoted £500 (around $700) which was just insane for just lifting it off my desk and mounting it on the wall directly behind. Want to do it myself, but the screen is so thin.

[@briancathyturner6116]

I notice the tape lights on the back of the TV, did that come from the manufacturer or was that an after market add on? If that was an add on, would there be any way of doing a How To video on something of that nature? Thx

[@AlexTheLi0n]

The one video that we have all been waiting for 😜

[@kingstring23]

Great video man! I just got a 77” A80J and I’m thinking about mounting it in the future. The only wall it would fit on in my living room has metal studs since I live in a condo. Any advice for that? Is it even possible/safe with a TV that size? I’ve seen other videos using toggle bolts and/or plywood to distribute the weight but I’m still uncertain. Thanks!

[@BTheInstaller]

Yes you can mount on 2 metal studs with the 3/16 or 1/4" toggles through the stud. It takes an understanding. I made a video, look for "dual A9G oled install" in an office. It was from early 2021

[@kingstring23]

@@BTheInstaller sweet!! Appreciate it!

[@JebusJones]

Are you me? I think you might be me. I'm in the exact same position. The contractor the store uses for TV installs refused to mount my TV because I have metal studs and want it to be angled out a bit.

[@Fnuffkitty]

Hi, where does the outside aerial plug in please? can this be hidden too?

[@Slackerdude74]

Yeah you're right anyone can install their own tv it's just one(or two, because technically there's two) simple step. You put both feet on bottom of tv and screw them in if necessary, and just like that you're done. Easy peasy nice and easy. 😉

[@BTheInstaller]

I love it... nice work. 3rd step.. have a beer and watch TV. ✌

[@user-nh3gu1ge3d]

But then it's on the floor. Or you gotta buy a piece of furniture. Easier to mount it to the wall for the cost of a 50 dollar mount.

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

and then it takes up a lot more space and is far less stable.

[@ignaciorivas4712]

What do you think about Costco‘s amount Kanto 40" - 90" Full-Motion TV Mount Item 657260 Model FMX3

[@JohnDundee-el2ro]

Put a socket in just under or behind the TV it's easy

[@willhelljacobson7193]

Great tips B, am gonna install my brand new TV by myself, and could hide the wires easy

[@BTheInstaller]

Made some videos for that too. Not quite as easy but doable for sure.

[@xOzymandias]

B where the heck did you put your PS5 stand . Use it for better airflow

[@marcozubieta2068]

HI B! I just purchase a 65 gx oled and cannot get the stand so my only chance is to install it on the wall, but I would like to have a stand DIY or adapt some other.. Insights??

[@rustyquad513]

Seems I cannot find answer about the screw lengths anywhere…I’m hanging a Samsung 75” with fixed wall mount and they supplied the #8 screws but in two different lengths to hold onto the vertical bar into rear tv. The short ones just don’t seem right to hold up the weight and the longer ones seem too long to screw into rear of tv. Anyone have experience with Samsung mountings…thanks very much for any response 👍

[@Channel-td4cp]

thanks for making an overwhelming task simple!

[@MyGuyKirby]

Your link to the Motion Dream 2198 goes to the 2296, is this the recommended unit you suggest?

[@IamwhatIsayIam]

Great Video! Very easy to follow

[@bigjohnwong]

Sir B... You have the best reviews in all, thank you. I just pick up my XR77AJ80 from BF, after your reviews and now planning to mount it on wall. My TV cabinet is 25 inch height, I want a 8-10 inch distance from the cabinet to the bottom of the TV. That means the center of the TV to the ground is 54~ inch. With my sofa is 10~12 ft away from screen, should I be concerned with the optimum viewing angle? As I was told the best height to be 42 inch to center of screen when sitting for best eye leveling. Any comments, thanks!

[@13NZR13]

I’m in the same situation. It should be fine but still concerned it will be too high.

[@markvanyo4302]

This advice may be a little late but Big John having the center of the TV to the ground at 54-inches sounds way too high. I have the dead center of my 50-inch TV at 41 inches above the ground because when I sit on my leather couch my eyeballs are about 40 inches above the ground. I sit 11-feet away from the TV. And when searching online it's recommended I get a 70-inch to 90-inch TV if it's going to be 4k. Time for me to look for a bigger TV. Hope this helps.

[@bigjohnwong]

@@markvanyo4302 yes, I eventually managed to do 44inch center to ground. So far so good. Thank you anyway 👍

[@TheAdultContemporaryMusicCh]

how to pick a Samsung 65 in Wall Mount? I'm moving to a much smaller apt from where I live now so I want to mount my tv because I''ll need every space every space I can get. So what you suggest? Also I'm moving into APT that has metal and concrete bldg. What's your best suggestion for mounts, I dont want something that extends from wall too far. But I also don't want to have any trouble with bright lights and viewing angles either. In addition my mom after dying from Covid I took her old 43 in lg while I was waiting to replace my old lg 50 inch that I loved but fuse went after 10 yrs of ownership. So what do you suggest there too? thx.

[@markrobinson8539]

I went with the Sanus VLF728-B2 in black. It is pretty much top of the line but I am sure that there are lots of good cheaper mounts out there.

[@rick330]

This video is amazing. My only concern after watching is overtightening because I have two layers of drywall equalling an inch and I want to be sure the bolt is in enough of the wood stud.

[@BTheInstaller]

Just use 4 inch bolts. Plenty in wall.

[@rick330]

@@BTheInstaller thanks buddy. Then with the ratchet just turn until it's firm as shown in the video?

[@BTheInstaller]

Yeah, once the mount starts sucking into the wall... stop... 😆 4 bolts, it's not going anywhere.

[@yesimraging]

M6 what though they come in different mm

[@jihoffman27]

I’m debating between buying a 65” and a 77” OLED. Still debating whether to mount on the wall or on a stand. Seating positions in the room vary from about 110” to 140”. Closest seating is about 88”. Would love any opinion or thoughts on which size to get. Based on the formulas I can online find I’m sort of on the line between the two.

[@BTheInstaller]

Most would recommend the 77. If the wall and the space can hold it. Prices are quite low for those. I paid 4k for 65" a90j so it's all relative. I wish I had the 77 a80j in bedroom now. Could also save $1k

[@jihoffman27]

@@BTheInstaller Thanks. I'm probably going with the a80j based on your review - I'm more of a tv and sports watcher than a gamer. The wall can definitely hold it and there is plenty of space. It just kinda "feels" big, but that's probably because I'm comparing it to my current 60" plasma. I guess nobody ever said, "gee, I wish I got the smaller TV."

[@paulcarlin5181]

That is our plan. We are going to ride our soon to be delivered 75 inch Hisense U8K until it gives out. Which means we will def be getting a new one within 5 years lol@@michael-4k4000

[@vintage5532]

I've seen a couple of your videos and it's always a nice clean job. You also seem like a nice guy. Just one thing I would say is you'll never sheer the head off something so thick so I wouldn't worry about that in your future installations. Keep up the good work buddy.

[@james42519]

Newer houses can use metal studs so that could be a problem for some people

[@BTheInstaller]

Metal studs are fine for most installs, but they're pretty rare in single family homes. More common in apartments and condos.

[@ac7384]

Where you get your adapter to your impact to use on the lagblots ? What’s called ?

[@BTheInstaller]

Hexagonal to 3/8 drive

[@ac7384]

@@BTheInstaller you still reccomend the dream mount Seem last recent video you didn’t mention it. Thjnknws the mount started with p. Thank k you

[@ac7384]

And do you have a link for the hex drive ?

[@davidtoney822]

Just what I needed ....and from one of my favorite actors Kurt Russell no less!!! (#justkidding .. Thanks!)

[@richelmquist4951]

Mr. B where can I find the "light tape" using a USB socket attached behind the screen?

[@BTheInstaller]

I think it's in my description. Cheap LED lights for behind your TV. The patington ones are good for 12 bucks.

[@ASRmann]

Hi B, You dont seem to tighten the screws holding the bracket into the wall very tight? Is there a reason for this? Installed a heavy 60kg 85’’ TV into breezeblock (through a small gap in plaster board) and I am a little concerned I didnt tighten the bolts enough. I was concerned by the potential of threading the bolts so snugged them up with a rachet but did not apply any torque/force. Your input would be hugely appreciated

[@BTheInstaller]

I hand tighten until it just starts to bend drywall/mount. They are in studs not the drywall. The studs hold the bolts still

[@ASRmann]

@@BTheInstaller thanks man. Great videos by the way. Subbed 👌🏽

[@mberki]

Nice video! I will use it when Im gona hang TV. Any tips for packing the TV for moving? I have the original box. Help appreciated ;)

[@BTheInstaller]

If you have the box, you're set. Just reverse unbox it. And then use packing tape. They also sell boxes for tvs as home depot woth padding.

[@VegasVaron]

Helpful video, thanks.

[@ZonaDeluxeOficial]

I’m just confused about the wall, how can I know what kind of wall do I have? I can see that wall had “wood separation” between the panels but i think my wall has the metallic parts, not sure, how can I know?

[@jungleviper]

You need a good stud finder.

[@alexvaldez8304]

Do you know what led lighting strip you used on the back of that tv? It looks so clean.

[@BTheInstaller]

In the description. Bias lighting --> cheap set

[@dianevaskas842]

Call me stupid, but I need help installing a Sony 50" X80 J to a Hung Onn wall mount. The holes in the tv itself are very deep and the recommended screws are 6mm screws between 11 and 12mm long. That screw fits no where near the right amount of depth to attach the mount and get to the tv. The spacer we tried did not work. When I tried to drop the 6mm screw in the deep cavity just to see how it fit, it was too large for the screw hole. Is Sony the only tv that recesses that hole so deeply that you can't get to it? Every video of yours I have watched is a quick attachment of the mount to the tv. Why me???? I can try a different mount hoping it comes with better hardware choices but somehow I think it's got to me. They can't be making universal type mounts that just do work for all models. The closest video I can find of yours still doesn't really focus on using spacers and washers. May be a good subject for a future video. I'm totally lost and would return the tv if I could, but it was a reward from work that I had very little choice on selections to choose from. So far, it's a gift of frustration. :( Thanks for any advice you may have.

[@BTheInstaller]

Some Sony tvs have bolts that go into the deep holes and then the screws go into those. Also your tv mount may add depth to their 11-12mm long recommendations.

[@shawnpahotabie7719]

Quick question. I have tv cabinet made from mahogany and i wanted to drill that for the mount. Will it be good enough to hold a 55 inch lg oled?

[@BTheInstaller]

Not sure I follow.

[@afsonamui6853]

What kind of tv is that

[@DavidMannings]

Love your work. Very very helpful.

[@dcbrot]

B, I forgot to use the washers on the two top lag bolts for the wall mount. Am I screwed?

[@BTheInstaller]

Is the bolt head bigger than the hole in the mount? If so, it should be fine. Washers are best to have on to prevent that.

[@dcbrot]

@@BTheInstaller yes, the bolt head is bigger than the mount. But I pulled the bolts out and put the washers on and screwed them back in. It felt clean and secure so I’m feeling ok. Dude your video was awesome. I bought the mount and powerbridge just like you showed and followed your video step-by-step! It’s looking very clean!!!! You’re a great teacher

[@BTheInstaller]

Good stuff. Glad it helped.

[@davidoziel105]

What's your take on X mounts so you don't have the back brackets on rhe TV are hidden. I was looking at the Barkan mount for my new LG C1. thoughts?

[@BTheInstaller]

The mount I used is stronger has more adjustability.

[@keithzastrow]

I see your list of tv mounts but which one would you recommend the most for a Samsung QN90a 85" size?

[@BTheInstaller]

You can get that larger Echogear one or the larger mounting Dream one. If you need turning ability. Or either Costco Mount would also be fine.

[@heyjimbo81]

Can you help me the find me a wall mount for 55 inch Panasonic plasma ST 60? I’m struggling.

[@BTheInstaller]

I made a video for that. Back last spring.

[@barryomahony4983]

I was installing a 3-stud mount for my TV today and hit a drywall screw on the second hole. Any suggestions as to best practices? I moved the hole about 1/4" to the left; I figured if one of the 6 lag bolts wasn't perfectly centered in the stud it was NBD. The mount is rated for 175 lbs. but the TV is only 96 lbs.

[@BTheInstaller]

Just remove the drywall screw and same spot. I've just moved to the aide many times. Not being there, it sounds like it's still overkill.

[@barryomahony4983]

@@BTheInstaller Glad to hear you think it's overkill. Will have some strong help here tomorrow to actually put the TV on the mount and a little nervous about it. I'd rather hire a pro to do it but around here they're all booked up for the next several weeks.

[@barryomahony4983]

@@BTheInstaller I got my 83" A90J mounted on the wall today, with help from my adult kids. Went pretty smoothly, thanks in large part to your videos. Thanks so much. Glad it's over and I don't have to worry about it anymore.

[@TheAdultContemporaryMusicCh]

umm how do you repair the wall from all those marks you made??? esp if you live in a brand new apt never lived in before.

[@markrobinson8539]

You fill the holes with drywall spackling and touch in the paint for an invisible repair

[@ivoryrandolph5938]

Hello - Do you perform home installations (TV wall mounting) near Temecula, CA?

[@BTheInstaller]

I don't do many installs at all now. I try to get to more local jobs to SD. There are others out there.

[@davidfranco4773]

Hey B great intel! Do you think is ok to use 4 of these new cavity fixings for heavy itemd (GeeFix) as my drywall is like 10in depth) and studs were likely put at back so also bolts won't be long enough thanks x advice

[@selc2620]

Will you be reviewing the Hisense u8G or TCL r646?

[@BTheInstaller]

Possibly. I am pretty comfortable recommending either after last year the H9G and 535 were both solid and both rtings and fellow youtubers really liked these two over those.

[@chrisnelson3470]

Great video. Looking at a 70” q60. Any recommendations for a full or partial motion mount with the mounting stud located dead center? And 16” on center. Thanks

[@BTheInstaller]

I made a video on that. Best tv mounts.

[@bryanalfonso8049]

Great video!

[@michaelgriffiths6584]

First class.

[@reviewforthetube6485]

B YOU ARE TRUELY THE INSTALLER LOL great video I'm sure it helps a good bit of people out.

[@BTheInstaller]

I hope so. Thanks.

[@reviewforthetube6485]

@@BTheInstaller hey dude try out what I told you man it's pretty cool. With external sources if you go down to the video signal. Where the color space settings are at. Right above that setting is the hdmi signal output change it from limited to full. The image will be slightly richer and have a bit more perceived contrast imo. I'm sure you will enjoy that lol. On the a90j of course I'm talking about.

[@HK-NYC]

Can you please recommend an installer for NYC area?

[@RomboutVersluijs]

I always see you drilling by hand to complete dept. Why don't you mark the drill with a tape for correct dept. I mean if you drill to deep, not sure how deep the studs are, but you could drill straight through

[@viceverse11]

Bought the 86" LG NanoCell, what mount would you suggest?

[@BTheInstaller]

Bigger mount. I made a video on best tv mounts on Amazon and Costco

[@viceverse11]

@@BTheInstaller I saw that video a few days ago. The mount with the extension bracket?