Wall mounting the TV flat screen creates a nice gesture for a theater room or living room at home. There are some challenges that will face a landlord to do the job properly, such as the provision of a hidden source for the TV and hide the component and audio cables that run back, they need to use your cable box or system home theater. If you have the know-how, you may need to hire a professional to perform these operations.
If you want to take on these tasks produce itself, that's how it goesin a nutshell.
Run performance
First, make sure that a wall that you can get the power. You can find a power outlet and tie in a manner sufficiently clear to run into a wall outlet to power the new location. You may need 4-6 "holes in the drywall for access to strategic locations, then solve the problem later. In most cases it is not necessary to run the wires inside the cable, but check local building codes to find out before proceeding.
Next, install an "oldWork "electrical box to a position behind the TV. You can use a field deeper than the outlet openings in the wall an inch to make room for some of the closer-TV brackets. Now drill the studs, if necessary, with a long, flexible tip, which is produced for this purpose and run your power source from the outlet through the tunnel on the new socket in the wall.
Run Audio / Video Cable
Now you are ready to run the component and audio cablesCouncil of Ministers, which can accommodate the cable or home theater system. Manufacturers recommend a 12-inch minimum clearance between the power cable and video cable, plan accordingly.
First, cut access holes in the drywall, as necessary, with 1 "PVC pipe at least one act of" cable hunt "for your audio and video cables to run. Make sure you have enough space inside the duct for all the necessary cables. buy a piece of pipe and the curves corresponding to a box to go in the backTV cabinet for the area. You must hunt these cables with your access panel cut the drywall, and secure the entire assembly to the studs with metal plumbing strap.
Patch Walls
Later, you can patch up the walls and put covers on the professional fields, where the cable. Now run a cable (also known as fish-band) through the line and measure how long your cables. Buy the appropriate cables and tape them together so that theConnections are not pooled together. Remember, you have to see the group of cables through a tube rather small.
Run the wire cable through the cable chase back and bring your harness to the end. Black electrical tape works great. You also need some lubricant to the cable duct to pull a lot easier (not WD-40 with black electrical tape, dissolve and a mess). Now pull the wire bundle through the wall from side to side, and nowhave all electrical connections necessary to get your flat-panel TV wall function.
Fixed to the wall
The final step is to attach a wall bracket to the wall and connect it to TV. There are various sizes and designs, but most are universal and fit all TVs in a particular size range. Note for the attachment to the studs in the wall and the TV should come with the device. So make sure you follow these instructions, because mostFlat-screen TVs are heavy and must be mounted directly to studs. You can not drywall anchors.
Getting help for the life of your new flat screen TV on wall bracket, and congratulations! Now you have a professional-looking home theater room.
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