Sunday 24 January 2010

Preparing your room for installing TV brackets

The installation of TV brackets is not particularly difficult, although there are a few preparatory tips that you should follow.

1. The lighting: This is the first thing to look into before you even buy your TV. If you have an LCD TV, it will perform better in a brightly lit environment. A plasma screen TV is better suited for dim rooms. If you have lighting problems in your home, choose tilting TV brackets.

2. Room size: The size of your room is a very important consideration. Based on this you could may choose swivel brackets or low profile flat mount brackets. Flat mount brackets are economical and particularly suited to rooms that are small. For bigger rooms use swivel wall mounts, as these brackets enable you to view the TV from many different angles.

3. Power: You should have more than one power point near your flat screen TV, especially if you intend to set up a DVD player or games console.

4. Cables: You should make sure that the TV brackets you opt for have cable management systems.

5. Wall: Lastly, you should ensure that the wall that you intend to fix your TV on is suitable to use, so check for wires or pipes that are hidden.

Keep these tips in mind before installing TV brackets, then sit back and enjoy your enhanced viewing.

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