How To Install The HangSmart TV No Stud DIY Mount

[@tarakapayne8502]

None of screws worked with my TV but after using screws I already had.. by far the easiest tv mount I've done!!!!!!!!!

[@blazinjaye45]

What screws you already had

[@omar_saez_9]

I have a column in my new home set for a TV but it has Tiles over drywall, not sure if this would work on tiles? Been told its more expensive/harder on tiles

[@DreDay5385]

This is a great how to video. It helped me hang up both of my TV’s to the wall. I am loving it! Thank you for this great how to video. Really helped out a great deal!

[@AdrienneLoth]

Love this wall mount. One problem, my tv uses the center purple holes and with the level attached to the guide the mounts can’t fit to align on the next to it. I removed the level for this step which tore the paper guide. Aside from that issue this is a fantastic and simple mount.

[@ingabutler4337]

Wowowo!!! You are a great instructor!!! I’m buying today!!!

[@rmeans6971]

Will this work with my 98 in onn tv?

[@Narcio215]

I cannot wait to get a few of these for my theater room

[@andreww1212]

I’d like to see an installation on brick.

[@cheyennemarie23]

we are moving but I'm not sure how to take the mount out of the wall. Is there instructions on how to do that?

[@Lucid_XP]

I would think it would be as simple as lifting it up diagonally and/or getting the back of a hammer in between the screws, no?

[@RobertAlicea]

So 159 lbs won’t crack or break through the dry wall over time?

[@Lucid_XP]

It said it holds UP TO 150lbs so I would think anything over that would result in failure

[@KayCeesFinest]

3:06 6/10...putting a level on a table doesnt make it level

[@Ladiidesssi]

will this mount work for an 85 inch ?

[@Lucid_XP]

Yes as long as it isn't over 150 lbs as it says

[@miker.2148]

This is amazing! Where can I buy this updated hanger?

[@HangSmart]

Hey there! Right on our website. Hangsmart.com ☺️

[@DemeaByrd]

you've shown how your system works on drywall. Can you make a video of your system being installed on a plaster wall?

[@HangSmart]

Works on plaster just the same. Videos of this are all over our TikTok and Instagram. We show customers even hanging it on horsehair plaster walls. Works just the same. It’s physics

[@imgio1313]

Can use this on a vinyl siding.

[@HangSmart]

@@imgio1313 yup! You’d have to use the screws and anchors though as opposed to the nails.

[@ricardopantoja5251]

The concept is great but there a lot of measuring to be done. Also that leveler is the worst. My TV is crooked also how do you remove them if you need to adjust or if you’re moving. No video for that. You have to have it perfectly measured and centered which is not stated in this video.

[@adambrody6398]

Yes I just got done using this to hang my tv. Fantastic product but that little leveler was off so I used my own.

[@JEtienneMusic]

My TV is mounted and I trust it isn't going anywhere but shouldn't the hooks sit down in the anchors. As much as I tilted I could never get my hooks to sink all the way into the bottom of the bracket anchors

[@mayoolugbami5895]

I have a samsung tv and none of the screws fits perfectly with the tv and the hooks.

[@samminas]

None of the universal screws worked with my Vizio television. Looks like I have to go to Lowe’s or Home Depot. So frustrating. Do you have the size of the smallest screw option?

[@Lucid_XP]

Was your tv vesa compatible?

[@peterwagner3398]

Can this be used with the lower holes on the back of the tv?

[@HangSmart]

@@peterwagner3398 You can certainly still install the mount to the TV when the mounting holes are slightly towards the bottom. We've mounted hundreds of TV's which have the holes towards the lower end. This is really common with TCL and Roku tv's. You may get a slight tilt downwards because of the placement of the TV's mounting holes, but this is why we include the black rubber bumpers in the kit. You can add those rubber bumpers to the back, bottom of each side of your tv to flush out the tv a bit.

[@LUCKY_STARCH]

This doesn’t work for Roku tv it doesn’t have the holes

[@HangSmart]

@@LUCKY_STARCH every tv has mounting holes. We’ve mounted hundreds of Roku TVs with it. Roku has screws already pre installed into the mounting holes. You have to remove the screws in order to install the hooks.

[@sulypolat4299]

VESA screws is not universal at all!!!

[@oceanbnd]

I can not believe those nails (in that unsupported wall) hold that tv on that wall. If I did that on mine that tv would fall.

[@HangSmart]

No it will not fall. That’s the whole concept. It’s physics. This has been UL rated and tested to hold up to 450lbs per UL regulation 2442. The product max weight limit is 150lbs. UL regulations test your claim X2 plus 100lbs. HangSmart is based on 2 factors that makes the product work so well. 1. It relies on the use of physics. It will never come out of the wall on its own or rip out, if installed properly solely due to the physics behind the way in which our product works. The mount itself holds up to 150lbs. But even if you increased the weight up to 250-300 (which we have for testing purposes in many labs), the mount hook would break before the nails ever came out of the drywall. 2. It relies on the way the mount is designed. The nails are supported at that 45 degree angle due to the design of our mount and how the raised bulged holes are designed. Those raised holes that the nail goes into supports the nail and keeps it at a 45° angle. Combined with the placement of the nails (2 on top and 2 towards the bottom and wider apart), The HangSmart acts as a natural anchor into the wall, and would not allow for it to fault. Remember the weight is going 90 degrees straight to the ground. When installed, the nails go in at a 45 degree angle which anchor to the wall, with our patented elastic mount. This has been tested and proven to securely attach any TV to a wall. Without the need to locate studs, our two mounts (separated) create two anchors that distributes the weight evenly and downward at a 90-degree angle. The weight does not sit at the top or base of the nails, but rather it works together with the mount to create an anchor driving the pressure 90deg downwards and against the wall. HangSmart has been tested in many labs including UL, and received numerous certifications (ISO, CQM, Product Testing 360) We’ve been on the market for over 5 years, with over a million customers, and not a single failed unit to date, and in every major Walmart store, with other big box stores to follow. Stores would never place a product that didn’t work and caused a liability. They require us to do rigorous testing. HangSmart has proven its effectiveness and reliability, with thousands of 5 star reviews and featured in many places, including Forbes. Feel free to watch the live Pressure Test Demo here: vimeo.com/896697593 Feel free to check out the product certification page here: hangsmarttv.com/pages/product-testing And here’s our national tv airing on QVC: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX3Uq2dvm5mleMk Featured on FORBES: www.forbes.com/sites/scottkramer/2023/08/27/a-clever-and-easy-way-to-hang-your-tv-on-a-wall---by-yourself/?sh=3f4c796a4a1a

[@NewYears1978]

Not a single real world review or video of this.

[@WindomRettes]

Would never trust this for any length of time, Sorry!

[@HangSmart]

@@WindomRettes We're glad you have such a strong opinion about our product, even though you haven't yet tried it. However, it works, here’s why… It’s physics. The nails go in at a 45 degree angle. The nails are supported at that 45 degree angle due to the design of our mount and how the raised bulged holes are designed. Those raised holes that the nail goes into supports the nail and keeps it at a 45° angle. It will never come out of the wall on its own or rip out following the weight limit, and no tv weighs near the weighted claim on this product. The mount itself holds up to 150lbs (a lot more even as per our testing results). But even if you increased the weight up to 250-300 (which we have for testing purposes and have shown on many other videos across our TikTok page), nothing happens. The way the mount is designed, combined with the placement of the nails (2 on top and 2 towards the bottom and wider apart), would not allow for it to fault. Remember the weight is going 90 degrees straight to the ground. You have nothing to worry about. The weight does not sit at the top or base of the nails, but rather it works together with the mount to create an anchor driving the pressure 90deg downwards and against the wall. Without the need to locate studs, our two mounts (separated) create two anchors that distributes the weight evenly and downward at a 90-degree angle. The way the mount is designed, combined with the placement of the nails (2 on top and 2 towards the bottom and wider apart), would not allow for it to fault. HangSmart has been tested in many labs including UL, and received numerous certifications (ISO, CQM, Product Testing 360), with hundreds of 5 star reviews. In fact, it has been UL rated and tested to hold up to 450lbs per UL regulation 2442. The product max weight limit is 150lbs. UL regulations test your claim X2 plus 100lbs. This has been UL rated and tested to hold up to 450lbs per UL regulation 2442. The product max weight limit is 150lbs. UL regulations test your claim X2 plus 100lbs. We have over a million customers and climbing everyday. Sold at every major Walmart and other box stores. Not a single issue to date.

[@mynameismrjones]

@@HangSmartvery professional response to ignorance at its finest. I’ll be hanging my 65” today. 💪🏽