How I hung my TV with no studs

[@rolly6926]

Yo man, I watched this video and went to lowes immediately. Mounted my TV and now am satisfied 😁

[@lanabasbas9472]

Just what I needed when you're left to figure these types of tasks yourself. Commendable video! We need more of these types of videos for sure! Very straightforward. No unnecessary music. Not boring! No BS. Just right to it! Awesome! Keep up the great work!

[@qasion]

I mounted 82" heavy TV on a wall,,used 8 of these, no problem.

[@squeezy1977]

You did an outstanding job explaining and demonstrating how to mount a TV to the wall. You're an awesome teacher. Thank you so much!

[@merinemcclure5529]

EXACTLY He Did An Amazing 👏 Job Showing Us How To Hang It Great Job

[@vick48]

Honestly thank you bro. I got a mount and found out where I wanted to put my TV over the fireplace didn't have studs, and I'm glad because your way was way better and easier to work with in an apartment. Got some cable raceways and everything looks amazing. Best tutorial I've watched in a while.

[@chantellemogden5730]

We bought this same product and came across the problem where the studs were too far apart. We hopped on KZbin to find a solution and found this video. Awesome! Thank you so much!

[@matthewvillasenor1479]

5150GringoGarage hey i have a 65” tv and I’m trying to mount it over my fire place, buuuuuttttt the studs are too far apart for our mount. Do you think this is a good solution or is the tv too heavy?

[@matthewvillasenor1479]

5150GringoGarage the tv it self weighs 45lbs but the mounting bracket feels like an extra 30~40 lbs by itself

[@matthewvillasenor1479]

5150GringoGarage ok thanks man appreciate the advice

[@Bushido_24]

How's the TV is holding so far??

[@chantellemogden5730]

It's holding great so far!

[@rachelmcdaid9047]

So glad I found this we live in a tin house made in the war and the walls are literally non exist ant there are no studs we've lived here 8years and not even dared to put up pictures now the tvs goin on the wall! 👍🏻

[@truthtimetv4575]

did it work lol

[@alfbone3751]

I had never seen those fixings before .. they are so brilliantly simple....

[@graememorton9726]

The video is titled ( HOW ) he hung his t.v without studs , not ( WHY ) he hung his t.v without studs , give him a break all you ( know-alls ), he showed us what the video was titled , right or wrong will only be determined by the weight , so well done mate, a nice clean install.

[@graememorton9726]

@@5150GringoGarage No problems mate , thought this was worth a subscribe as well , look forward to your next video. 👍

[@jaredkaler]

@@5150GringoGarage I will say this method is not safe or sound for plaster. Many people who don't do this on a regular basis won't grasp the concept of the structural integrity for different types of wall materials. He definitely made a sound choice with the method he used in my opinion.

[@jaredkaler]

@MARKIE D Toggle anchors shine with dry wall applications. Studs for plaster, and lead anchors or alligator toggler anchors for concrete

[@illestofdemall13]

@@5150GringoGarage I have used steel toggle bolts plenty of times for TV brackets. I put it where I want it and make the marks. Then I drill small holes and check if I hit studs or hollow space. Wherever I hot studs I use wood screws and wherever I hit empty space I use toggle bolts. If I hit block or concrete I use tapcons. You don't need to hit studs or reinforce for a little 20 pound TV or even heavier. Just use enough of the right anchors and you're good.

[@imim4136]

ITS MISLEADING TO OTHERS WHO DONT KNOW ANY BETTER!

[@oldegoatee8450]

I was glad to find out about those alternative anchors (toggles). I want to hang a mop/broom holder on a wall with no studs, or at least not in the area I need to hang the holder. While this wasn't the purpose of your video, I was glad to learn about something I could use for my project. Thanks very much!

[@Senetormo_faya]

I follow your way n it worked so nicely...👍

[@jeromejohnson7182]

Hey there!! THIS VIDEO HELPED SAVE MY LIFE BRO!!! I got stuck in a project and did everything right and screws would not hold the mount. THIS KZbin TUTORIAL DID THE TRICK IMMEDIATELY ‼️ THANKS SO MUCH

[@kimmckinnon5609]

Thanks for the video! We went to hang out tv and found out that there are no studs because it’s the fireplace wall and it’s an old home! Appreciate the video!

[@BuriedInsideOfUs]

This video rocks! Installing 50" in the studio room for mixing music and being able to see everything as we go along. Thank you for the information. Very down to earth. Appriciate it. 💯✔

[@BuriedInsideOfUs]

@@5150GringoGarage I think the video was in depth and was worth the time. Thanks again man.

[@balogun0924]

Thanks a million!!! You deserves an OSCAR Award.

[@josephjoyner1020]

Great video. I was looking for how you would install a wall mount TV if you didn't have studs. You made it plain and simple. Thanks.

[@MaskedScorpion]

Life saver I've been trying to figure out how to hang my tvs the studs are too far apart... I may need help hanging the 65" though.. its heavy... the best and easiest tutorial thanks 😊

[@gerardcura8768]

Have the same type of mount and it works great. Solid build for a good price.

[@adenostalgia66]

quick and easy to understand, and helped me a lot. Especially the toggle bolts.

[@krypton432]

You know inwas going to call someone to do this for me but after watching this I'll pretty confident I can do it myself. So thank you saved me a few quid

[@ninisanchez4282]

This method is ok when using regular flush mounts,fixed positions mounts,or tilt mounts. You shouldn't use these anchors with a full motion mount because when fully extended out gravity pulls it forward and will eventually start to give. In this case the tv is light enough where he will probably be ok. Once again this method is only recommended when using regular fixed position mounts not on full motion mounts.

[@ayon1522]

@@5150GringoGarage maybe pin his comment so people can see it easily ?

[@TheMalerdaemon]

@Ruben Sanchez. Gravity is always in effect, maybe you meant leverage.

[@raggles]

how has the mount held up since posting the video? is there any noticeable pulling away from the wall? we're about to mount our TV to drywall also.

[@osmankhan196uk]

Would a full motion mounted 65" 25kg TV be a problem IF you managed to get one of the stubs to support the load. The other metal plasterboard screws would have to go directly into plasterboard only. Much appreciated in advance and thanks for your videos!! The TV would very rarely be extended away from the wall, more so angled at one end rather than fully off the wall to prevent too much strain on the wall

[@bwojak3226]

You could always add extra anchors and spread them out evenly, say eight instead of four. Would more than double the strength

[@OfficiallyCamCon]

This was a very big help! I was worried about hanging my 50" tv on drywall. Thanks so much!! Gonna hang it today!

[@NeutralGenericUser]

This was AMAZING! I'm getting the same mount, and I don't have studs on the wall I'm going to be mounting it to either, so this video was PERFECT. I just picked up those same toggle bolts, and I'm going to be following your instructions exactly. THANK YOU, and I hope you're doing well!

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

Drilling into studs is a pain in the back. Most likely there is a metal plate behind the stud and you can’t even drill through.

[@paulrogers1714]

Nice one bro. I went to my store to get some new bits and a nice young woman behind the counter smiled as I asked her " Do you know where the studs are ?" .After a slight pause she looked me square in the eyes(I kid you not!). Then replied " I'm looking right at one now! " We've been dating for over a month now! Subbed and liked.

[@peteyjones9046]

5150gringogarage you did a goos job and I had fun watching you assemble the tv mount and put the tv up. Great job.

[@TuneRawkz]

Where I put my tv the wall has barely any studs so I used toggle anchors as well. Each ONE holds up to 80 pounds and for the benefit of the doubt I put all 6 that came in the packaging. ..that's a crazy amount of reinforcement so I'm super confident it'll be just fine. Thank you for this video man!

[@marcophilhom6844]

I'm doing the same. four on the top two on the bottom.@@5150GringoGarage

[@DkpProductions]

The fasteners hold 80 pounds each but the drywall has its limits depending on how thick it is. A ledger support board is ideal if tv is bigger than 55"

[@caroleboyer7230]

This has got to be the fastest and easiest way to do it. Thanks for the upload, I will try this for sure.

[@DiamondScuff]

people. come on stop complaining. i guarentee most people are watching due to the fact they dont have studs there! i have a metal stud which is a lot weaker then wood studs. i need this!

[@prestonknepper708]

Actually, these toggles are made for metal studs. (from my install instructions)

[@auraliajackson3686]

Thank you ! Did this method tonight on my own, because my walls didn’t have any studs. Definitely a life saver 🗣 , but my mount does move and tilt. I have used more than 4 anchors to hold it. Hopefully it’s sturdy enough

[@YoshiXO]

Yea I been looking for the studs and there aren’t any in a few of the walls 😩

[@Emagick77]

@@YoshiXO Sister what size is your tv?

[@polosma77]

Good job!.. I followed every step, get all the tools and works like charm. Still stable.

[@tiradoed]

Wow had no idea you can mount a TV on drywall. Thanks I’ll be using this method to hang a tv in my son’s room.

[@SP-po5qg]

Better than box opening and with heads-ups. Double thumbs up.

[@Dannyjones1]

This has really helped me for my new house. Thanks for the video.👍

[@suj1945]

Strong plasterboard fixings never fail. IT'S THE PLASTERBOARD ITSELF THAT FAILS.

[@RhythmJukeboxxBand]

Nice job.. thanks I have a TV that I'be been wanting to mount in my daughters room but I have been delaying it because I never done it before and I've been n waiting for a friend to help me.. but now that i saw your video it encourage me to do it on my own. I especially like the tip of using the toggle bolts for the drywall in case I don't hit a stud. I didn't know those existed. thanks bro!!

[@jameskempienski]

Clicked on your video to see if you did a similar thing to me and you did the exact same thing as me haha. I just mounted a 65 inch tv to a wall with no studs. I was able to hang from the tv mount with those snaptoggles! Although I did have an old chimney in the wall off towards the side that I was able to get 2 concrete screws in on one side of the mount.

[@johnchapman4050]

Brilliant! That was really well done! Thanks.

[@AhmadHamzabalad]

That's a lot of stuff that comes with the mount for under 40 bucks! Great video brother

[@fishstix2620]

Thanks I was trying to figure out whether I wanted to chance putting a TV on drywall only.👍

[@dcro9903]

Thanks. You made it look simple attaching the wall mount to the wall.

[@slighce]

This video was so straightforward

[@patrochism7700]

You did a great job putting that wall mount on the wall and did a great job and put that TV on the wall minds are on the wall to buy want to find what can you find them though plates of strips for you get somebody to like to hide the wire what do you find a strips at Walmart or wall place a Walmart store or Amazon the hot to wash your flat screen TV wide is is on the wall.

[@ZaneBlalock]

Cheers - first video of yours that I've watched. Subbed. Like the genuine feel.

[@TFINGUZ]

Great job. Great direction on how to step by step assemble from biginning to end. Best "how to for TV Wall mounts video" on KZbin!!! Thanks

[@nubienne34]

This was a neat video! I have to mount a tv in my sewing room which is in a partially finished basement. I have a small 32” flat screen. This was super helpful!

[@Flippinginthecarolinas]

I live in a double wide and bought these same hangers hopefully it will hold the 36” I have that may weigh 15lbs I have those thin walls

[@taanshah7724]

This is very good... if you still not satisfied then find studs cut the drywall , fit a new stud across repair the wall and then hang with no tension...

[@1electricang760]

You done have to cut the wall to mount a tv on the studs, that’s what a stud finder is for dumb ass

[@smoothkk1]

Excellent video.. I will be moving in a few weeks and plan to mount both my tvs

[@browneyesrosado2168]

Great video thanks for sharing now i know how to put my tv on the wall thanks again

[@dave1976lyons]

Interesting watch gringo, thanks for the upload. I watched another video that showed a guy using small magnets to locate screws in the studs, I thought it was a good tip. Thanks again

[@gaybursey1019]

I bought the same mount before I watched your video. I’m a 70 yr old female and I’m gonna give it the old college try. 32” TV may need assistance putting it on the mount. Thanks.

[@krazieKs3]

How did it go?❤️

[@coryspence6410]

Great video I don’t have any studs in the center of my walls either was looking for something like this 👍🏽👍🏽

[@myyoutubisthis]

This is super helpful .. thanks a ton.

[@margarethdemery488]

Thanks for your fantabulous instructions... I encountered a situation without the studs... stupid contractor ...

[@jer428]

Nice video, well detailed and just the video I was looking for, for my TV. The Lowes anchors seem real nice as I will be getting those also. Thanks

[@ryanr6656]

if you over tighten your bolts you will crush the drywall and your tv will pull the anchors through the wall and fall. get the stud

[@DangerouslyActive]

Yea, he figured it. Just n ok t un detail.

[@Batman-nf4nn]

Oh, an option if the location of the base for the desired location of the tv , no studs can be found, then, you can set a piece of nice finished plywood from stud to stud, fasten it to the studs and wall, then, put the mount on the piece of plywood,(wood will not fail when wet (at least not suddenly)), that way it is more secure, little more work, but if it is a big heavy tv/mount and it goes out of the wall, if better to do the extra work and not having to repair the whole thing in case of failure..

[@brendanfarthing]

The words of a pro. This is exactly how it should be done if centering between studs is an issue. Studs should be 16" apart. Drywall anchors shouldn't be used most of the time, especially for large TV's. And drywall anchors weight ratings are for pure downward force (like hanging a picture frame), not for levered outward/downward force like on that swivel wall mount.

[@Tehxido]

​ @Brendan Farthing This is a bit late guys but what size (depth) plywood would you use for a similar tv

[@juancarlosmendez729]

Great video bro. Great tone pace and seem like a good dude. Cheers mate

[@kimchee94112]

I rehab houses, hard to tell if the drywall will be strong enough over time. It could have been patched up by a previous tenant, it could have cracks, or could get wet. Drywall over time especially on an outside wall could disintegrate. Easy to cut out drywall between studs and and install couple 2x4s backings. Finish and paint to match, no one could have known.

[@ahhally4096]

I just watch your videos for the first time and I love it, simple explanation, step by step and I learned a lot. Thank you keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@rashakikizer9889]

Nice video. Thanks, this helps me as I was nervous to mount my 65" without any studs.

[@bryanwcareme981]

Whats the size of your tv ? Everything is ok ?

[@KINGTITO316]

I was very curious for the Toggles .. holding up very nice ..just don't know if it can hold nicely in a 75 inch TV..

[@markuschelios6891]

Never rely on drywall alone to hold anything that can introduce outward leverage.

[@LA12312]

You know I get what your saying, BUT we are seeing multiple points like someone pointed out and also the maximum hold of the components drilled into the dry wall. Is not like one is holding the entire thing passed beyond it capability. No one is that stupid.

[@robertbernstein4488]

One potential problem is if the wall gets wet from a leak in the future, the strength disappears and down comes the TV !!

[@garysampson5258]

@@robertbernstein4488 Funny!

[@betacrash]

I believe you are right. I trust the sheer strength of the drywall but once it cantilevers you are putting a whole different kind of stress on the drywall. Not saying I haven't done this before :)

[@CONCRETEJUNGLE-be6ic]

@M H BINGO

[@harleyus8049]

Thank you so much bc I thought I was going to have to leave my tv off the wall! I’m gonna try those bolts you used! I’ll let u know how it worked bc I have a 55in

[@prodbyfelony]

How’s it holding up? I’m about to hang my 55in on my wall using pretty much the same mount and toggle bolts.

[@harleyus8049]

Wade Stolte it’s holding up great, I can tilt and turn my TV without any movement back there. It’s a Great Product😊😁

[@Wazza722]

You could hang 5 tvs on those toggles! They rock!

[@jackokpoyo1046]

Great video presentations. Thank you very much. Jack

[@lisaburton5567]

Great video. You make it look easy.

[@slimits83]

Gracias señor Gringo!! I did everything you said and it came out great! I got a old samsung 3d 40 inch flat tv and holding on strong.

[@fameone8191]

i used the plastic drywall screws , and its working so far , for my 50in

[@99tombstone]

Thank you was wondering if you could mount a flat screen on dryway was thing about hanging a 32-40 inch flat screen in bedroom . Good job of hanging your mount.

[@annasanchez8657]

Thank you for this video. I’m hanging a TV on wall of a Mobil home.

[@shavonegranville6004]

got my mount from the same company. I got the single articulating arm though. Putting it up in the morning. hopefully it goes as smoothly as this. Gonna use the studs though. I'm sure yours is safe but idk man I just feel weird about hanging a $1000 without the proper support

[@shavonegranville6004]

5150GringoGarage ah must be nice lol. Dude you have space at the gun show cause I put up my 50 inch solo too 😂 Quick question though. you have a solution for hanging wires? I think I have horizontal pieces of wood in the wall blocking the path

[@richardjackson9083]

And body that's hangs a tv not to the studs are take a big gambeing. Because plaster get weak after time. From the weight of the tv. And up what to pot protection on your tv

[@graffmixer]

Play it safe....Get a Stud finder!!! $50 device can save your $1000+ TV from falling

[@Travis_125]

Great job. Very helpful.

[@ronaldanthony4649]

Very thorough and helpful. Good job

[@ryanjewell9832]

Fortunately, I was able to hit one stud when I wall mounted my wall tv, but still used 4 zip toggles plus screwing into the stud just to be on the safe side, with kids running around and all. Lol

[@freethoughtzm6257]

Great step by step explanations.

[@AlexRSmith]

Great video. Super helpful. I’m gonna go mount mine right now. Thanks!

[@MrMDee-si1bz]

GREAT VID! DUDE!! Thanks!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@scottrick90210]

thank you ,can i mount a 60 inch tv on a max 55 inch wall mount .apprciate the no music and right to helping diy

[@rebeccaryan3621]

51 50GringoGarage it looks very solid a job excellently well done but your meant to have the tv almost flush with the firewall you haven't cut into any wall or fed the wires down a tube,so this I'm assuming isn't via a firewall, is your way safer than doing it through a firewall

[@gordonadams4793]

Cute dude 👍

[@bw33511]

Great video thanks for sharing. Will this method support hanging a 55-inch tv also?

[@patmccoy3504]

You do love yourself with yourself behind you

[@carlalambart6742]

Awesome video. Thanks for your help.

[@Djhalo82]

Great video bro! I’m gonna mount a tv to the wall but won’t center to the studs so ima go buy those toggle bolts!

[@hazycarlos2332]

My man!! Thank you for this video! You had the solution to my problems.

[@theresatripett1854]

Nice Video Great Job You made it look so easy!

[@sanaulsarker3768]

Hi thanks very informative video. Will you suggest a plasma tv (80 kg) on a metal stud. Do you have any suggestion. Thanks .

[@sanitary103]

thanks the video. those anchors look awesome. I'll have to purchase a few when I mount my flat screen. glad you put a link those.

[@bryanwcareme981]

Please let us know how is your tv now. I always heard that articulated mount were terrible with drywall without studs

[@bryanwcareme981]

5150GringoGarage thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate

[@bryanwcareme981]

@@5150GringoGarage i'm preparing my stuff to follow your process. I hope that will work. My drywall is very thin (5cm). I'll really appreciate to have an update if anything happen even on instagram ;)

[@Flickmasterflex]

I have a 42" LED panel, help up by 4 snap toggles in 5cm drywall. Holding up for 3 years now.

[@sylviavillalobos8574]

@@Flickmasterflex Awesome. Thanks for sharing. My husband wanna kill me because i moved our bed in te middle of the room and the TV is now behind us. I just got 4 snap toggles but i was afraid of using them. Thanks to you. I'll do it soon

[@sylviavillalobos8574]

@@5150GringoGarage Thanks for the video. I will try to find one like yours. There are some stuff that Amazon doesnt send to my country

[@mpp7010]

I hung an old 8" picture of my grandma the other day, had to nail into a stud, couldn't sleep otherwise.

[@msmichelleelizabeth]

What.... Lol

[@MariaTorres-op4ht]

2021 February and is it still hanging...Just subscribed thanks...

[@juancejamartinez1980]

Very good video

[@atomicflea10]

Can I get the name of mount and the anchors, exact everything.. want to hang a 43 in

[@vernoninteriano1287]

Good video! I did not know about this type of hardware I used to use toggle bolts only ..

[@Medero1959]

Good job Could you inform me that it comes in the box and the name in amazon thanks

[@sandrabomaventure]

Great job you gave me confidence to try this

[@garyhaley3072]

That 1970's porn movie music really got me motivated

[@tyreedequan4811]

Hey are the anchors removable after installing? Considering this method for my apartment

[@salilgulati3226]

hey! have you had any issues with the articulating arm? i'm just starting research on mounting my 65" TV [55 lbs] and I've seen warnings that a full motion extending arm is dangerous with this type of reinforcement