TV mounting

The TV size and weight, the wall type, and where the power and cables go.

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65-inch TV, tilting mount: a mount rated 55 lb+, centered 42″ up from the floor, held by 4 lags into 2 studs.

What people get wrong:

• Drywall anchors alone. Plastic or self-drilling drywall anchors pull out under a TV.
• Missing the stud center. A lag near the stud’s edge splits it and holds little.
• Too high. A screen above eye height strains your neck: the center at about seated eye height is easiest to watch.

The worked example, every line's math and the code notes · Your own sizes in the app

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