I bought this specific corner mount because of this video. It was easy to install and my 55" tv looks great - like it's floating in the air unsupported. Thanks for a great instructional video and a great product!
A great DIY video, one of the best I have ever seen. Impressed your great beard did not compromise the install.. QUES: How high from the floor should I install my 43-inch tv in the bedroom
With the 65” corner wall mount, one of my studs is 12” (Center of stud)from the corner but the other is 19 3/4”(Center of stud) from the corner will the tv fit with a 65” samsung Q6DR with that much offset between studs?
@fishingpinky3165 find the studs in the wall and mount to the studs. You need a mount arm system that allows back and forth, up and down? And stillbe able to tilt the screen. Took me a while to find the proper mount.
Thank you so much. I have the ONN that this video is suppose to be for. Problem is one wall is studs and the other is concret block (outside wall) Really appreciate your quick response@@95SLE
@@fishingpinky3165 there are also mounts designed for mounting a TV in the corner of a room. I purchased an Aeon wall mount. I have a 65 in tv in the corner and i have had no problems with the mount.
0:28 Son of a.... I only have a roll of green painter's tape at home. Well, I guess I'll have to return the wall mount. As for 1:50 many of the wall mounting kits I've see, have a paper template inside the box, printed on the back of the box itself, or they are in the middle of the instruction manual so you can remove it easily.
No really. As long at they are around 16" (or less) from the corner, you should be ok. The nature of corner moving wall mounts, allows them to have their two separate mounting bases mounted at different distances from the corner while still allowing some tv movement/adjustment.
Otimo , thanks but the cords hanging down being visible is the problem. A corner mount orientation leaves them free-falling in the air. With a wall mount at least I could hide them
@@buckobango You can hide them the same way you'd do it for a regular wall mount... with low voltage wire pass through plates (one near the bottom of the wall, and the other higher up behind the tv). Just place the higher one between the wall mount bracket and corner of the wall, and then run the wires into the plate. Tip, place the plate that will be behind the tv, level with the top of one of the mounting bases. That way the wires running to it can have a bit of a downward "U" shape to allow for some tv movement without the wires getting pulled tight, and without seeing any wires hanging lower than the bottom of the screen.
I bought this specific corner mount because of this video. It was easy to install and my 55" tv looks great - like it's floating in the air unsupported. Thanks for a great instructional video and a great product!
I have wall mounted many TVs, so I already knew how to do it. I was more interested in seeing how the corner mount looked, what a great video!
I watched this video to install my wall mount. This video was very well done. Thank you.
Drinking game... take a shot every time he says "Alright you guys". :-)
Had to subscribe. Clear explanations and the humor is coo.
Excellent. Nice recap as well.👍👍
Excellent video very helpful Thanks!
Great video. You make it look easy.
A great DIY video, one of the best I have ever seen. Impressed your great beard did not compromise the install.. QUES: How high from the floor should I install my 43-inch tv in the bedroom
Imo, the center (or bottom) of the screen should be placed around eye level when you are in bed sitting up.
Love the recap
Great tutorial... i know how to do this, but will still watch your videos, beacause you are awesome.
Thanks for the pro tip
TV size..?..and the wall stand price..?
With the 65” corner wall mount, one of my studs is 12” (Center of stud)from the corner but the other is 19 3/4”(Center of stud) from the corner will the tv fit with a 65” samsung Q6DR with that much offset between studs?
I have the same problem did you get yours to work?
Yes it worked, theres not much wiggle room but it works. Really well built mount.
Where are the written instructions you reference?
How do you determine how far from the corner to screw in the wall mounts?
Would have been nice to get an answer to this.
@fishingpinky3165 find the studs in the wall and mount to the studs. You need a mount arm system that allows back and forth, up and down? And stillbe able to tilt the screen. Took me a while to find the proper mount.
Thank you so much. I have the ONN that this video is suppose to be for. Problem is one wall is studs and the other is concret block (outside wall) Really appreciate your quick response@@95SLE
@@fishingpinky3165 there are also mounts designed for mounting a TV in the corner of a room. I purchased an Aeon wall mount. I have a 65 in tv in the corner and i have had no problems with the mount.
0:28 Son of a.... I only have a roll of green painter's tape at home. Well, I guess I'll have to return the wall mount. As for 1:50 many of the wall mounting kits I've see, have a paper template inside the box, printed on the back of the box itself, or they are in the middle of the instruction manual so you can remove it easily.
A printed template would have been nice to have, but tracing one on paper and cutting it to size took about 30 seconds, so no biggie.
Do the studs have to be the same distance from corner
No really. As long at they are around 16" (or less) from the corner, you should be ok. The nature of corner moving wall mounts, allows them to have their two separate mounting bases mounted at different distances from the corner while still allowing some tv movement/adjustment.
@@CoroaEntertainment thanks I actually went ahead and hung it before I seen this but you are correct worked great
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How do you calculate how high you set the wall mount?🤔
to ur liking
I have a corner amount but what to do with all of those ugly wires hanging down that go to all of the accessories?
Otimo , thanks but the cords hanging down being visible is the problem. A corner mount orientation leaves them free-falling in the air. With a wall mount at least I could hide them
@@buckobango You can hide them the same way you'd do it for a regular wall mount... with low voltage wire pass through plates (one near the bottom of the wall, and the other higher up behind the tv). Just place the higher one between the wall mount bracket and corner of the wall, and then run the wires into the plate. Tip, place the plate that will be behind the tv, level with the top of one of the mounting bases. That way the wires running to it can have a bit of a downward "U" shape to allow for some tv movement without the wires getting pulled tight, and without seeing any wires hanging lower than the bottom of the screen.
TV size..?..
I am trying to find this mount. Where can I get it?
James Edwards amazon it’s called installerparts
Amazon sells a few different models. Do a search for "Corner TV Wall Mount".
Measure from the top down ' said no-one
Honestly.... I watched this for the bracket. But then I saw you without the overly done beard. And then I realized my corona virus 🦠 justifications
Your husband should be proud to have someone like you...I’m jealous
You remind me of shaycarl
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55 inch is suitable in the stand
he said it did