When it comes to wall-mounting a TV, a little preparation goes a long way toward simplifying the process.

How to wall-mount your TV (and why you probably should) The space savings are worth the effort if it works for your living arrangement.

Is it gauche to hang your TV above your mantel (or higher)? Probably. Is it bad for your head, neck, shoulders, and spine? Definitely. Here’s how to fix that.

So you want to mount a TV to your wall, but not quite sure where to start? It can be pretty daunting even if you're working with one of the best TV mounts.

Whether you're mounting a TV or a monitor, the best TV mounts provide a sturdy base to place your TV. Here are our top picks.

The best TV wall mounts range from simple fixed models to pricier options that include support for movement and extending from your wall.

Wall-mounted TV arms brings issues; a rolling TV stand offers a mobile, hassle-free solution. The stand allows TV mobility for bed, guest rooms, and gaming elsewhere.

TV mounts have evolved, and so have all the other options for getting your huge new television set off the entertainment stand.

Once Fire TV mode got added to the Echo Show 15, though, I knew it was time for a new mount and fortunately, I stumbled across the Sanus Rotating Wall Mount ($30, Amazon).

The Saker Wall-Mounted Power Tool Organizer is marked as an Amazon Big Spring deal, meaning its 50% discount could expire when the aforementioned sale ends on Mar. 31.

Short of drilling into the wall and pushing wires into the cavity - largely unappealing for homeowners and unviable for renters - the best way to conceal Medusa-like cable chaos is by using a wire ...