Where does the console go when you mount a TV?

Whether you decide to set the TV on a console or mount it on the wall, the best height for a TV is actually the same – eye level for a person sitting on the sofa. In general, that means the center of the TV should be about 42” above the floor, regardless of the size of the TV.

How far out do TV mounts go?

As a rule, a 42” television should be mounted about 56 inches from floor to TV center, a 55” TV should be around 61 inches, a 65” TV should be around 65 inches’ floor to center, and a 70” television should be mounted about 67 inches to the center of the screen.

How do I know what TV mount to buy?

How to Choose a TV Wall Mount

Check your television’s specifications. Get a wall mount that is compatible with the exact specifications of your television.
Choose the amount of swivel. Decide whether you want your wall mount to swivel or remain stationary.
Decide whether you want a mount with an arm.
Consider the price.

Is it OK for TV to be wider than stand?

Our basic rule of thumb when choosing the right size of media stand is that it should be at least a few inches (if not feet) wider than the base of your TV. This gives your TV plenty of clearance to comfortably sit on top and helps your media set up look more visually balanced.

What do I put under my wall mounted TV?

If you don’t want to go all in with a piece of furniture but still want something beneath (or around) TV, floating shelves are a great option. They help pull your TV into the overall design of the room – helping eliminate the “black box effect,” and they provide a lot of flexibility as well.

What is the best type of TV wall mount?

The Best TV Wall Mount

Our pick. Sanus VMPL50A-B1. The best tilt-only TV wall mount.
Upgrade pick. Sanus VLF728-B2. The best full-motion mount.
Budget pick. Monoprice 10483 EZ Series Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket. A good, basic tilt mount.
Also great. EchoGear EGLF2. A good, well-priced full-motion mount.

Do you need a swiveling mount for a TV?

If you’re going to need a swiveling mount, make sure you know beforehand. Conversely, if you think you’d prefer a more stable mount, make sure that your ports are suitably situated before drilling into your wall. You will need extra help to lift, and properly mount your TV to the wall mount.

What should I look for in a TV Mount?

Specifications should be listed with the paperwork you received, or you can check the manufacturer’s website for specifics related to your model. Generally speaking, TV size and weight go hand in hand. The larger the TV, the heavier it is. Mounts will have a maximum weight rating, as well as a range of VESA standards that are compatible.

Can a VESA TV be mounted on a wall?

All of our wall mounts are compatible with the VESA Interface Standard, ensuring a perfect solution for any TV or VESA size. Find the ideal TV wall mount for your home in a few simple steps using our wall mount selector. When using the product selector, your data is stored anonymously.

What kind of mounting hole do I need for my TV?

That includes TV mounting hole patterns. We commonly refer to this as VESA size, but you may also see a reference to VESA MIS (Mounting Interface Standard) or FDMI (Flat Display Mounting Interface). Most TVs — flat-panel models, for instance — follow VESA standards. That means you’ll need a VESA-compatible mount.

Where can I buy a wall mount for my TV?

You can find TV wall mounts (and wall mounting accessories) at pretty much every major big-box retailer, including Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Home Depot. Amazon also has hundreds of wall mounting brands to choose from, with options for every mount style and TV size. In terms of cost-efficiency, you may have better luck securing a deal online.

How can I tell if my TV Mount is compatible with my TV?

When in doubt, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for determining TV mount weight compatibility. Specifications should be listed with the paperwork you received, or you can check the manufacturer’s website for specifics related to your model. Generally speaking, TV size and weight go hand in hand. The larger the TV, the heavier it is.

Do you have to drill into wall to Mount TV?

Conversely, if you think you’d prefer a more stable mount, make sure that your ports are suitably situated before drilling into your wall. You will need extra help to lift, and properly mount your TV to the wall mount.