If you have just recently purchased your Samsung PN42B450 42 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV, you’ll find that you are in a for a treat. With crystal clear resolution and more functions than any of the models that came before it, you’ll find that the Samsung PN42B450 42 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV is practically a work of art. Similarly to a work of art, you will find that display has a lot to do with the various ways that you can appreciate it, and this is where looking into the concept of mounting it to the wall can come in! There are lots of reasons to mount your LCD television to the wall, so how can you go about doing it?

The first thing that you are going to need to do is to use a stud finder that will allow you to locate the studs in your wall. When you have located the studs, you are going to be able to figure out what areas of your wall will support your television. If there is a stud there, you are going to be able to mount your television safely and without worrying about whether the weight of the television will simply cause the plaster tear up and pull out!

The second step towards getting your Samsung PN42B450 42 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV is to screw in the wall mount itself. There is a lot of information out there about how many screws you need to connect the wall mount to the wall, but in general, assume that the more points connection between your wall mount and your wall, the better. The more evenly you can spread out the strain that is on any one screw, the more secure your very expensive, very heavy television is going to be!

Once the wall mount is up, you can put your Samsung PN42B450 42 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV onto it. There are going to be instructions on the best way to do so depending on what kind of wall mount have purchased. Make sure that you have someone to help you and that you keep an eye on where the weight is distributed.

Once your LCD television is up and secured, everything else is going to be cosmetic. For instance, many people find that they do not like the look of loose wires behind their television. To fix this, you may want to bundle your cords together, or perhaps you are going to want to bore a hole in the wall and run the cables through. Keep in mind that you should stay away from cables that are longer than thirty feet or so to maintain the best video quality.

Take some time and make sure that you look into this attractive option for displaying your new television; you’ll be surprised at what kind of difference it can make to how you watch your new LCD screen.