Installing TV in Backyard/ Patio by Pro
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- DIY installation guide for getting a backyard TV for outside your home. I’ll show you that connecting a TV to the house is one of the most popular and easy ways to get TV outside because you can attach to internal power and even cable if you had to. #backyardTV #tvinstall
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I’m also a professional tv installer. This guy really knows his stuff. Only things I’d do different is use a smaller drill to check for the stud so in case I miss, it’s not a big hole, and I also use Toggler brand toggle anchors.
And a better quality mount
@@JoeyAdes yeah that too.
Yup! The 3/16 inch Toggler anchor is the best imo I used for dry wall tv mounting
Try the ZeboZAP gazebo tv mount
Thank you so much!!!!! This was so informative!! I can’t wait to impress my husband with our tv installation in our patio!!! You are awesome!!!
man, im glad im not the only one that always misses the stud!...
I'm a beginner when it comes to electrical and I think this was great video. I was mainly interested in how to deal with stucco. However we do have the blown- in installation, so fishing that line through might be a bit interesting. But I was amazed at how easy this looks like it is to do! Now to review my plethora of "prior to drywall pictures" to see what else is in that wall and get better idea of where the studs are.
it's either going to have fireblocks or not. if not, the fish tape will get through. it's not too hard once you have some practice
just started working for GeekSquad(field service)/North bay ON and your vids are definitely been helping me brace for the work ahead to come.
❤❤❤strapped my old tv using ZeboZAP onto the pillar. No drilling to studs.
Zebozap is best for outdoor tv gazebo or pergola
Zebozap is good for outdoor tv mount
clean! love the video too and how it wasnt too long wasnt too short and showed each process. I'm a firm believer that if one cant hang the TV and conceal the wires then dont even hang the tv. So many regular people join the trend of hanging TVs and have wires and cables dangling, then whats the point. Might as well just get a nice stand. Keep up the good work.
B, you get the big picture! Well done. 💯if the weather wasn’t a 100 + degrees outside I would definitely install a TV under my Patio outside.
Yeah I hear that. I tried to launch before it got too hot.
Looks like this will be my next project for our outdoor living area. Of course I had to come to "the source" for TV mounting. Great video Brandon.
Thank you for this video. I noticed you used a regular tv. Goes to show as long as it’s under cover you can install a regular tv outside. Thanks for the video again. 👍🏼👍🏼
You can just throw a cover over any TV. Better than those super expensive sunbright tvs that aren't very good anyways.
@@BTheInstaller thank you for the advice saved med 5k o.O !
@@BTheInstaller the concern for us in the northeast is temperature. We are installing in a gazebo and we don't plan on taking down and storing in the winter.
@@danielbalboni6804 I have mine under a gazebo like structure and it has sat out all winter (zone 6 in growers terms so we get nasty winters) with just a fairly thick cover over it and unplugged. It is Hisense 4k so nothing too fancy. My plan is to uncover it and wait a few days incase moisture got into it, to let it dry out fully and see if it survived. This winter was not a great test as it only snowed perhaps 4 or 5 times and the snow on the ground did not last more than a few days. Wish me luck.
Nice job, I especially like Al the pencil marks on the walls 😂
This was a great video.. Good technique. And everything up to code..Definitely not for beginners tho. 👍👍👍
Well, they can all me if needed,.lol. never thought so many people with samsung frame's would beg me to install them. Its fun making the videos. Thanks for checking it out.
Shits out to the camera man for the steady hand 🤚🏽😆great vid guys 👍🏽
I’m also a professional tv installer. I’m not a fan of that pipishell mount or any cheap ass mounts. If you’re looking for a budget option from Amazon that’s premium quality, go with USX. And they often go on sale for around $31.
when he missed the stud he left the random hole open in the wall ... bugs or critters cant get up in there... LOL.. seal that bad boy up...
Best install I've seen! Great job!
It was quite the project. I am going to do an outdoor frame install. Probably make it a little easier to do/ follow.
I have done this before however, I used 2x4's and went atleast 2 studs across for added stability.
If you are mounting in a gazebo it patio check of tv mounts that strap onto post
Seal the holes with insulation foam filler spray $15 at HD on the hole and around your outlet before putting the plate on. Keeps water and bugs out.
This video is going to help me big time, thank you !!
Oddly relaxing. ❤️
Very good & simple video.👍🏽
Great job! Do you recommend a wi fi extender to reach outdoors ? Thanks again
Great video !! Thanks for sharing
Great video, I just installed a 50" LG in my outdoor living area and used a similar articulating mount. My outdoor living space is a 12' by 24' covered area and I used a non-outdoor rated mount, have you ever seen any issue with indoor mounts used outdoors (this will never be hit by any rain)? I live in central California so we get some pretty hot weather in the summer and pretty good fog in the winter. Thanks!
How do you mitigate glare from the sunlight
Intresting how you can put a 20 amp box on a 15 amp surcut.
I was thinking the same thing. That should have been 14 gauge wire not 12. Thankfully, it's not 14 gauge where 12 should be. The 12 gauge wire on a 15 amp circuit really won't hurt anything because the breaker would trip if there was an overload however, if it was the opposite, (Which it isn't in this case), a 14 gauge wire on a 20 amp circuit could cause the wire to get hot and catch fire before that 20 amp breaker would trip in some situations.
It's been a while but I'm pretty sure it was a 20amp. Normally outdoors and garages in CA are 20 Amp and 12 gauge. ... however, there is no downside there. And if it were 20amp I would not use 14
Can you repeat the last part. Did you connect 3 wires to the other three?
You should do a video on how to mount a tv on fiber cement siding. I've been looking around an there's no content anywhere to be found. Is there anything different?
The key is just to use a long structural o lag screw try to attach to studs if its not possible use anchor's screw... tv are light weight nowdays... someting yiu may need spacers to fill it
What if you have cement walls with stucco?
This must be an older build it seems with new homes especially 2 story I’m not finding the thin stucco with empty wall cavity. In warmer parts of SoCal all the new homes look to have like an inch of stucco followed by OSB
Keep up the great content.
Thanks.
B the Installer...I have a question that I haven't seen addressed on any video, anywhere. I need to mount a 65" tv outside under my covered pergola. That's the easy part. The wall that it's going on is a 3" foam insulated panel that has aluminum on the front and back. Its very sturdy on the roof, so much that a 160 -180 lb person can walk on it. Very common in pergolas for roofs, I was just lead to believe it could hold a tv. I'm not willing to chance it. What do you recommend? Possibly a large steel panel on front and back with the tv mount fastened to it? I figure this would displace the stress that would normally be on the wall. Your thoughts?
good seal oh really i can look into the wall through that hole on the right side of the power outlet
you can see at 23:42 I really hope you fixed that
because if not that is a really shit move
Not to mention the first drilled hole where he missed the stud that is just covered with the mount plate. I'd fill the hole with some silicone at least. Maybe the screw holes too.
Stop picking. It's a video. Enjoy the video Vs try and arm chair QB it..
i just bought a brand new samsung 70" for a covered lania...do i have to worry about a waterproof enclosure for it
Yes. Common sense if its not one of their Terrace Tvs. Check Amazon for some Storm Shell covers. They're not cheap, and the largest they make is designed for a 65" but new tvs are so thin on the bezel, that it may fit yours. Not sure how well they work, but the theory is sound.
I just built a custom tv cabinet for mine. Just built one for a client out of Redwood
What kind of box is that? Amazon link?
Wow great!
Hi. I didnt see an antenna cable. Is that a smart TV?
Great video 🔥👏🏻
Do you have to caulk/seal the holes in the stucco?
Something I'm confused about is what I need to do to protect the tv from environmental conditions. What I found interesting is you used a waterproof outlet cover but you didn't do anything to waterproof the tv. Can you explain?
It’s an outdoor tv
The tv was under a covered patio. But what I normally tell people and thus guy as well, is to buy a cheap $30 cover on Amazon.
@@BTheInstaller ... thanks for your input. I'll try to locate the cover you are referring to.
I'd love to know what kind/brand of TV you would recommend for outside in a partially to mostly shaded area. I live in Iowa so would assume you would recommend taking the TV down and storing inside during the winter? Any cover you would recommend?
@cadeschoenauer 0:24
How does these tvs not get ruined by the weather?
No need for that hammer drill lol stucco is very soft and a normal concrete bit with a normal drill with the right bit will work just fine, also why are you using toggle anchors if you found the stud..?? Just pre drill and use some lag bolts
How about installing to hardie board?
Hello what size tv is this setup?
Thank you this video sir
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So in essence only one stud. Do you need that ground nut, or can you just twist grounds together connecting the lin8ger wire to ground on outlet.
The way i did this is all the proper way.
So answer regarding one stud??? If its right confirm.
How much do u charge for that?
Is there a particular vinyl to use
Its not vinyl actually, I meant just waterproof cover. Just type tv cover and the size on amazon.
Would it be bad to use a in wall cable conceal on a job like this
what cable? i run cords to outside as needed. you can fill with expanding foam if concerned about animals or bugs
Don't you think weather would be an issue there? I am planning same install, but worried about weather being an issue.
If your TV will be exposed to the weather, you should consider using an outdoor TV, outdoor mount, and an outdoor soundbar. You want the TV to bright enough to actually be viewable during the day, weatherproof, and have a warranty.
No issues with having that tv outside permanently?
Not with a cover. The mount may get rusty over time in places with more rain or if its somewhat exposed.
B The Installer right on. Thanks for the info
Didn’t you used to play bass for the Red Hot Chili Peppers?
What did you charge the customer ?
its been quite a while, not surr.
How can I hire someone like you ?
Where are you located?
what about humidty ?
I've gone through 3 samsung TVs in Miami in one year. Humidity and temperature are very important.
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What about the rain?
No rain with rhe overhang connected to house. But they also have a waterproof cover
how many sparky's gave you shit for not hooking your terminal wires on the outlet?
B+, craftsmanship could improve
While I appreciate the video, it's not an outdoor tv or outdoor mount
Using a regular tv outside is not recommended for a reason. Don’t listen to this guy if you want your tv to last for several years. A cover doesn’t protect from temperature variation & humidity/condensation.
With hot weather, regular tv’s don’t have adequate heat sinks/cooling. With cold weather/condensation, regular tv’s aren’t sealed properly and they don’t have proper insulation.
Dude, 99% of outdoor TV usage is with indoor tvs.
@@BTheInstaller yea and half are forced to be replaced within a year.
@@Tony-ew1jt I go back 5 years later and the tv is perfectly fine. People don't even use them much. I also live in socal, so it's 70 every day all year round
@@BTheInstaller There’s a couple issues with your statement. You’re relying on your own experiences with your own clients. That is known as being subjective or using anecdotal evidence. I’ve seen internal data from samsung on their return reason and rates, that of which included hundreds of thousands of tv’s. I have also worked with several insurance companies, including all state, asurion, the geek squad, squaretrade, etc, and all have stated that outdoor use of indoor tv’s is one of the most common insurance claims for tv’s. Using indoor tv’s for outdoor use are also not covered under the extended warranties/insurance policies, as well as the standard manufacturer warranties.
Sounds similar to "if you want your tv to last several years" very scientific. Your warning to consumers will remain here bro. 🤘
That TV looks like shit. If anyone wants a good outdoor TV get a Samsung Terrace.
No one puts $5000 outside. I've done tons of them.. it's always a POS
@@BTheInstaller the 55' is $3K
How do you mitigate glare from the sunlight
See the overhang? Brightness and reflections are important if not night time only watching.
B The Installer sounds good. I have it similar and under Lenai and still get reflection off the pool. I bought a 55 inch Samsung from Costco. Maybe I need a brighter tv
The Samsung Terrace was on sale. It's still crazy expensive but as good as it gets for outdoor tvs