2 ways how to hang TV on wall mounts into studs and drywall review, locking wall mount here- http://amzn.to/2qcQWZU and toggler toggle bolts- http://amzn.to/2qan1SN
more tech on Instagram.com/TAMPATEC How to install flatscreen TV safely and secure using snap toggle bolts in drywall rated to hold over 70pds per bolt works on concrete, stucco, metal studs (metal drill bit needed), plaster walls, all items drill, screws, snap toggle bolts, stud finder, mount found here-http://goo.gl/uWgeAq
on concrete, brick, stone walls i recommend masonry Tapcon screws kit.
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hey TampaTec, i have a 55″ Lg tv with a wall mount that sits flush, i bought the 80 lbs toggles, but im a little scared to use the 80 lbs, do you think 6 of those will be secure enough, or should i get heaver ones?
Why can’t I used toggle bolts on 55″? Would it be possible to use it on a full motion mount?
What kind of wire cover track did you use? Any particular brand. Everything I’ve found is ridged and requires a snapping mechanism to close.
Thanks for your time and expertise. I appreciate it, brother!
Wow cheers for the video, I’ not even using this kind of wall mount but found it especially informative with the drywall/plasterboard anchor part. Great video!
Why can’t u hang a 55 tv?
technician for 10 years but still calls a bolt a screw rofl rofl
This helped a lot. TV in the studio is hung. I used Toggle bolts all around. They are weighted for 80 lbs and the TV probably weighs 20. I used 4 of them so I should be good. The only wrinkle was the insulation in the wall. I ruined 1 bolt fighting with it. Then I just ran the drill through several times and got it out of the way. Worked like a charm.
Great video
This video was extremely helpful. Thanks!
l m a o @9:16
any mounting fastners you use should be able to hold five times the weight of the tv or dont use them. I dont trust toggle bolts in drywall when i hag canets if there isnt enough studs to mount the cabnet i will use a few zipit fastners and constructon adhisvive i dont want to have to apoligize to a custermer after he cabnets fall off a wall loaded with her china lol
I honestly subscribed before video ended. not that I wasn’t impressed but I just like you immediately those arms and cute look omfg thanks for the tips
Dude u need a cordless drill
I wall mounted my first tv using this video as reference! THANK YOU!
so, for a 55″ if I shouldn’t use the snaptoggle bolt, what should I use?
Excellent…well explained! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I’ll need to do this soon, a great, easy to follow video. Thank you!
your so cute….come hang my TV’s please
Video is full of studs. Lol
handsome guy!
if i mounted my tv too high can I lower it and use the same studs and what do i use to repair the stud holes just putty?
thank you
locking wall mount- http://amzn.to/2qcQWZU and toggler toggle bolts- http://amzn.to/2qan1SN *this supports my tech channel, thx
Mount, slide it in, and jiggle it, instructions clear
Very good Thank you!!!
what do you do if there is an hole hole behind a plaster wall?
I’m over in St. Petersburg. I am having an issue with getting my television level. How much would you charge me to hang one for me?
Hot…
I just have one question: Da fuq is a stud?
Where can I find the wire management strip? I can’t seem to find one like that just other more complicated ones.
Would they hold putting a tv on a slant facing downwards on drywall?
Really helpful video, thanks for posting.
Thank you for this.
excellent but please include what parts to buy, and usually comes with the mount for novice diy guys, so we do not
have to make multiple trips to hardware store.. thank you very much for the video
Thanks so much for this video. I wish I would have found this last year. I returned my TV mount because both bolts weren’t hitting studs. Didn’t think they made drywall anchors that held that much weight.