Wall-mounting a TV can be a hassle, and not everyone feels comfortable drilling holes in their wall. Fortunately, there's a simple and inexpensive alternative.

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There are a lot of great reasons to mount your TV. It clears off space on your entertainment stand, it allows you to position the height of the screen exactly where you want it without having to place ...

A quality sound bar is an integral part of a home theater setup, but where do you put it when your TV is wall-mounted? A sturdy sound bar mount is the perfect solution, letting you mount your bar near ...

Looking for a TV mount that actually delivers on its promises? After mounting quite a few display setups this year, I've been digging into the Rocketfish Full-Motion Mount, and it's kind of blown me ...

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 ...

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Before you start drilling holes or shopping for brackets to mount your TV on the wall, there's one question that needs to be answered first: What size TV mount do you even need? It's about a lot more ...