A DIYers guide to hiding the wires behind your TV.

Most people I know want to mount their TV to a wall but are too scared to try. They worry about drilling into drywall, mounting at the wrong height or — worst of all — their TV falling to the ground.

If you recently bought a new TV, there are a number of good reasons to mount it on the wall instead of putting it on a stand. One is that it can make it look more appealing—especially if you have a ...

Mounting a TV might seem like one of those simple weekend jobs—buy a bracket, drill some holes, pop it on the wall, done and dusted. But that’s exactly how you end up with a screen that’s off-kilter, ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Lee Neikirk Lee Neikirk is a writer focused on AV gear. He has tested and ...

When you’re unable to access a wall stud using your stud finder, drywall anchors allow you to still safely and effectively mount items to your walls. Plus, since they’re available in a variety of ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Lee Neikirk and Doug Mahoney After completing a new round of tests, we have ...

If you want a truly sleek TV setup, whether it's in your lounge, a bedroom or anywhere else, wall mounting your display could be a great option. This can ensure that your TV can be repositioned easily ...

When you’re unable to access a wall stud using your stud finder, drywall anchors allow you to still safely and effectively mount items to your walls. Plus, since they’re available in a variety of ...