NBC Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you click on or buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Most people I know want to mount their TV to a wall ...

Hopefully, you've read some of our others articles on mounting flat panel displays on the wall. In either case, most faithful readers know that around here, we're very passionate about yanking people ...

The position of your TV can cause quite a stir in the design community. Do let it dominate your central wall for easy viewing from all angles, or do you opt for a smaller, more discreet monitor that ...

Despite the ubiquity of smartphones, Americans are still watching a significant amount of television. In fact, according to a 2018 study by Nielsen, Americans watch four hours and 46 minutes of TV per ...

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Space is a huge factor to consider when decorating a living room, especially an average-sized one. Families keen on not cluttering their living rooms with large furniture like chairs, or wide ...

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 ...

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 ...

So I eventually bought a pair of powered speakers for the kitchen/dining area, running off my ancient Airport Express. Mackie CR3 units for $79.99. Rear-ported and very bass-y, though not excessively ...

Wall-mounting a new smart TV is more than just a practical choice. Yes, it frees up valuable surface space and creates a sleek, floating centerpiece for your room. More importantly, it’s a safety ...