Learn More › We’ve all been there, right? “Oh, I just need to find a stud to hang a picture.” And 15 holes later, you’re ...

Surprise: One of them is not the knock test. Mounting a television or hanging art is often never as simple as just haphazardly pounding a screw into any old wall—to make sure your wall piece is ...

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If you’re hanging or mounting heavy items on your walls, such as mirrors or mounts for flat-screen TVs, you need to attach them to a stud—the wooden or metal beams that make up your home’s ...

On my first attempt, I hit a wall stud. So I pulled the two nails I already had in the wall, patched the small holes, and shifted everything two inches to the right. And from there, it seriously ...

For drywall installations, you must mount into wall studs (typically 16 inches apart). Never mount a TV directly into drywall without first securing it into studs, otherwise you might have to deal ...

Before you begin Before you start drilling holes in the wall, there are a few key things you need to know that will help tell you how and what to use to mount a TV. Quick tip: The studs in your ...