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Most people I know want to mount their TV to a wall but are too scared to try. They worry about drilling into drywall, mounting at the wrong height or — worst of all — their TV falling to the ground.

So you want to mount a TV to your wall, but not quite sure where to start? It can be pretty daunting even if you're working ...

If you recently bought a new TV, there are a number of good reasons to mount it on the wall instead of putting it on a stand. One is that it can make it look more appealing—especially if you have a ...

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Mounting a TV is a great way to free up space in your living room. If you’ve got kids who get touchy with electronics that they shouldn’t be putting their hands on, an out-of-reach TV will keep gooey ...

The good news is mounting a TV is nowhere near as complicated as it seems. With the right mount (which will run you about $30-$100), a stud finder, and a few tools, you can transform your living room ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Though most TVs come with a stand, many people prefer to mount their displays on a wall. But to securely ...