Corner Mounting a TV – How Should You Do It?

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You might have just moved to a new place, or maybe you got a sudden urge to rearrange your furniture and need to find a good spot to mount your TV. If you are lucky enough to have a spacious wall area nicely aligned with your seating/bed, then you don’t have to worry about it. However, many of us don’t have this option, especially when it comes to bedrooms, and end up having to place it in a corner.  

Oftentimes, many questions and doubts arise when this type of location is considered: “How easy is it to attach a TV to a corner? Will it look nice in my room, or will it look misaligned? Will it be sturdy enough in the event of accidental bumps and certain weather conditions?” It is perfectly normal to feel a bit insecure about it and that is exactly why we’ve decided to write this article: to show you that placing a TV in a corner is not a big deal.

Are There Any Benefits to Corner Mounting a TV?

Yes, there are! Here are some of them:

  • It saves a lot of space and it doesn’t interrupt the flow of the room;
  • It allows you to arrange your seating in a way that your guests can sit in front of each other and nicely maintain conversation;
  • It may keep your TV away from young children and pets;
  • It has a distinct design which adds an elegant aesthetics to your ambiance;
  • In most cases, it prevents sun glare.

However, to ensure optimal viewing for your particular seating arrangement and to help you maximize your space even more, some aspects should be considered beforehand, such as TV dimensions, angle, compatibility, design, and ease of installation. It is always good to surf the web looking for “Corner TV mounting ideas”. Once you’ve done your research, move on to reading the step-by-step guide below to learn all the details about this process.

Step 1 – Make sure to check your TV Dimensions 

It is vital that you have all TV measurements and specifications at hand before buying a mounting system for it – you don’t want to end up getting one that will not be able to hold it properly. You want to find the perfect fit. Here is another key tip: if your TV is too heavy, you should go for mounts with dual-arm brackets in order to fully support it and avoid accidents.

Step 2 – Select the Ideal Corner TV Mount

Once you’ve checked all necessary TV dimensions, you can move on to selecting the TV mount that will nicely hold it. 

For 65-inch(+) TVs, a multi-position/articulating wall bracket is just perfect! Also known as turn TV wall bracket, not only does it give you the freedom of adjusting your television angle up to 180° horizontally and up to 20° vertically, but it also allows you to retract, swivel and tilt your TV. Freedom of adjustment and a modern looking room – what else could you ask for?

On the other hand, full-motion mounts can be a great option for TVs up to 55’’. As you pull your device away from the wall and swivel it or tilt it up/down, you instantly create a functional and appealing corner piece! This type of mounting system also prevents glare problems and gives you easier access to the back of the TV, which allows you to quickly access plugs and cables if needed. 

Step 3 – Attach the Mounting System to the Back of your TV

Now it’s time to actually start getting the job done. Most TVs come with specific directions on how to do the installation process. In general, flat-screen TVs have four points on their back that can be attached to the mount. You might also have to remove four bolts/screws that will allow your TV to be attached to the wall bracket. 

Step 4 – Find Stud Locations for a Safe Installation

This is a vital step that, if ignored, can cause horrible consequences – you must find studs that will get attached to your TV mount. Usually, studs are located 16 inches apart, but that’s not a rule, so do not simply assume it: make sure you locate them, then make pencil marks over each of them before you start mounting your TV. 

Step 5 – Mark the Intended Height for your TV Mount

After defining the stud locations, you must measure out the intended height for your TV mount. Make sure to determine the ideal viewing height before you start making any holes to the wall. Once you’ve done that, make pencil marks on the spots into which the mounting bracket must be drilled and connected to the studs. 

Step 6 – Drill Holes and Attach the Mounting Bracket to the Wall

Drilling time! At this stage, it is paramount that you drill into the studs you’ve found on step 6 and that you perfectly align these holes with a wall level. The good thing is that some TV brackets come with built-in levels.  

Step 7 – Safely Mount the TV 

Now that you’ve safely attached your mounting bracket to the wall studs, you can move on and mount your TV. First, detach the mounting brackets from the mount as you must use bolts to safely attach your TV to it. So, lay your TV flat, screw on the bracket to affix it then finally attach everything back to the wall mount.  

Step 8 – Adjust and Enjoy!

The hard work is done! Now that you’ve safely placed your TV in the desired corner, you can adjust the mounting arms as you please in order to have the best viewing possible. Time to comfortably enjoy your new room setup. 

Conclusion

Mounting your TV in a corner can be a great solution when it comes to space-saving and functionality. But don’t forget: every step of the process is important, so don’t neglect any of them and you’ll have many years of fun with your corner-mounted TV. 

Now that you’ve seen this is totally doable, you can either do it yourself or hire a qualified professional to do it for you, which we highly recommend. 

So, if you end up choosing the latter, we can guarantee that our experts TV installers will get that TV mounting work done for you 100% efficiently and safely. Our highly skilled professionals are ready to perform a top-quality service that will fully meet all your needs. 

Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further information you might need. We will be happy to assist you! 

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TV Mounting FAQ (Frequent Asked Questions)

TV Mounting FAQ
(Frequent Asked Questions)
The only materials you need to supply for your TV installation service are cables to connect your TV to your external devices. Depending on the types of speakers and receivers, you might need HDMI or optical cables as well as audio and power cords. One of our in house trained technicians will check with you in advance.

Quick TV Mounting provides a lot of different options for hiding cables and wires after completing your TV wall mount installation. Included in your service are neatly dressed wires, but external cord masking and in-wall cord concealment or wire hiding services are offered for an additional cost.

The wall mount model you need depends on the size of your TV and the wall where the TV will go.

Tilt Mount: Popularly used to install a TV at higher places like above a fireplace. This mount will help fight glare in a bright room.

Full Motion: It gives you the flexibility to adjust your TV for the perfect viewing experience. These brackets tend to have a small extending arm, allowing the TV to tilt up to 14 degrees and swivel up to 180.

You can set your cable box anywhere after a TV wall installation. Many people prefer to put their cable box in an entertainment center underneath the TV. If you have a wireless cable box, we can hide it behind the TV free of charge. We can hide the cable box wires, and depending on the model also mount it on the wall.

Quick TV Mounting offers TV mounting services starting at $119 for TVs under 55 inches, depending on the size and wall-mounting options of the selected flat-screen TV. Additional charges may apply if you have an extra-large TV, add a TV stand, or opt for in-wall cable hides or external cable hides.

The ideal height for a flat-screen TV wall installation depends on four aspects: the size of your TV, how far the wall is from the couch, your eye level height, and the viewing inclination. Our technicians will help you find the most comfortable height based on your seats, couch, or bed. As recommended by the SMP (Society of Motion Picture), the TV should be at a viewing angle of 30 degrees or less. Most people recline 10 to 15 degrees when sitting casually.

Yes, we can mount your TV above a fireplace. But sometimes, we can’t hide the wires behind the wall.

We mount TVs on: Drywall, Horsehair Plaster, Sheetrock, Stone, Cement, Brick, Concrete, and Metal Studs.

Quick TV Mounting offers a same-day TV mounting and installation service and has highly rated service techs available seven days a week. Our service includes: Assemble a mounting bracket, mounting one TV, connecting all necessary video and audio cables and components, neat dressing of wires, and in-wall or external cord concealment services (at an additional cost).

Full-motion or swivel mounts offer the most versatility. They can extend from the wall, swivel side to side, tilt up and down, and, depending on the size of your TV, even rotate. However, if you want your TV to be flush with the wall, you should choose a low-profile fixed or tilting mount.

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