Flat panels, which replaced bulky TVs with picture tubes, are technically advanced - three-dimensional picture with natural shades, excellent sound and maximum functionality. An undoubted advantage is aesthetic appeal. Laconic glossy panels will decorate modern interior houses or apartments. How to hang a TV: on the wall with a bracket, on the ceiling, or in a niche? Or maybe hide the equipment in the closet? There are a lot of placement options, ways to disguise or display a technical novelty for everyone to see!

Choosing a TV for different rooms, it is necessary to take into account the conditions in which the equipment will have to work, the intensity and duration of daily viewing, and the distance from the installation point to the viewer’s eyes.

Mounting a TV on the wall in the kitchen-dining room

Correct choice of height and distance

In spacious living rooms and bedrooms you can save money by installing LCD panels. Such TVs are able to withstand many hours of viewing without “burning out” of individual sections of the screen, and consume less electricity compared to plasma models. The disadvantage is a limited viewing angle without distortion of quality and color rendition. The advantage is an affordable price. But with a reasonable choice of installation location, all disadvantages are leveled out: if you hang the panel opposite the sofa and choose optimal height, then there will be no complaints about the quality of the picture.

Scheme for determining the optimal distance from the screen to the viewing area

It is advisable to install expensive LED panels in rooms where there is no fixed place for viewing. Viewing angle – from 120 o. Image quality does not suffer from too much light in the room. Energy consumption is at a minimum.

Plasma panels are considered the standard for natural color reproduction. Disadvantages - wasteful energy consumption, limited service life, strong heating of the rear surface during operation, heavy weight.

Basic rules for choosing a place to place the TV:

1. The distance from the screen to the eyes should not be less than 2 diagonals in centimeters. A comfortable distance is from 2.5 to 4 diagonal sizes.

1. The height of mounting the TV on the wall should not be too high. Ideally, the center of the screen will be in line with the eye line of the person sitting opposite the panel.

1. If distance and height rules cannot be followed, choose adjustable installation to make viewing comfortable.

1. Do not install equipment near heating radiators.

Poor choice of location: light from the window will interfere with viewing

1. The screen should not be in direct sunlight, opposite a window. The darker it is in the area where the equipment is located, the better picture: You don't have to set the brightness to maximum.

TV for the kitchen: selection parameters and installation options

If for the living room and bedroom you only have to choose technology and diagonal size, then in the kitchen the list possible options another one is being added - special panels for embedding. Options for TVs for the kitchen are standard models and moisture- and heat-resistant panels.

Size: what diagonal is enough for comfortable viewing

There is no long-term viewing area in the kitchen. You should not calculate the diagonal based on the distance from the sofa. It is enough to select a point where the panel will be visible to all family members gathered at the table.

Small TV on the wall in the dining area

Practice proves that the diagonal size is sufficient for kitchens not connected to the living room:

• IN compact premises area 9 - 12 sq. m, a TV with a diagonal of up to 20 inches (50 - 51 cm) is enough.

For the hostess: hanging over work area

• For kitchens measuring 12 - 16 sq. m. pick up a 25 - 27 inch TV. A diagonal of 71 cm is more than enough.

Large screen TV in the kitchen

• In spacious kitchen-dining rooms, a panel with a diagonal of 81 cm will not seem too bulky.

Built-in models for kitchens: non-standard solutions

Manufacturers offer special models designed specifically for installation in “difficult” kitchen conditions. The TV housing is sealed, with a protective moisture-proof coating. The peculiarity of the panels is installation on any kitchen surface without restrictions: you can hang the appliances above the hob, above the sink or built into decorative box hoods. The case will protect internal parts from overheating.

Special model for installation in the kitchen

If you plan to hide your equipment in a closet, instead of hanging the TV on the wall, choose special panels for embedding. Why can’t standard equipment be installed in a niche? It's simple - to constantly cool the case, you need an air flow.

In a niche on a bracket: the equipment extends when turned on

When installed in a narrow, cramped niche, the equipment will overheat during prolonged operation and fail. The case is not under warranty.

Built-in models are 50–100% more expensive than standard ones, depending on the type and size of the diagonal. TVs for hidden installation do not require external cooling. The set includes a niche and clamps, a frame. The diagonal size is limited only by the dimensions of the furniture or plasterboard construction, where installation is planned.

Installation methods: where to install and at what height to hang the panel

If you decide to install a classic TV in the kitchen, you will have to choose a safe place:

• At a distance of 50 cm from the source of water - the sink.

Near the sink: only special kitchen appliances with waterproof housing

• Retreat from gas stove or hob to the side by 60 - 100 mm.

• Ignore the traditional location on the refrigerator: vibration when the compressor is on will not extend the life of the plasma panel.

A rigid jumper is required between the top wall of the refrigerator and the TV

Among the points available for self-installation:

1. Opposite wall lunch group or a soft corner.

Corner cabinet with deep niche: perfect choice

1. Any free corner.

There are several options for placing a built-in TV in the kitchen. The panel can be hidden in one of the upper tier cabinets. If the panel is firmly fixed, you will have to watch TV with the cabinet doors open.

Panel built into the cabinet door

Eat Alternative option for a door that opens 180°. When the cabinet is opened, the panel unfolds.

New to the market is a TV built into the factory exhaust duct. At the same time, the issue of installation location is resolved and there is no need to order decorative camouflage for the exhaust pipe.

Are there any free walls? Create a niche for the TV from plasterboard sheets.

Extraordinary solutions:

• Retractable and rotating built-in panels extending from under the bottom of the upper tier.

• TVs hidden inside the island are mounted on a motorized bracket.

Mounting a TV on a bracket: types of mounts

To hang the TV on the wall, select the appropriate bracket. Most panels on the market are equipped with preparation for fastening international standard VESA.

Rigid fixation on wall panel

Depending on the size and weight of the panel, select a system with suitable distance between the centers of the mounting holes. In models with a small diagonal, only 2 holes may be provided for the mounting strip. Most panels have 4 square-shaped holes. The standard distance between fastening points is 75, 100, 200, 300, 400 mm. In order not to make a mistake with your choice, you need to find information about the standard in the instructions or simply measure the distance between the holes on the back panel.

Installation in a niche

Brackets are classified according to the number of rotation planes:

• Rigid fixation.

• Inclined.

• Rotary.

Rigid frame fastenings

It is preferable to choose a rigid mount for large diagonal TVs. The weight of the panel can reach 40 kg, and the extra swivel arm of the bracket will only increase the load at the mounting points in the wall and back cover.

They also use fixed non-rotating brackets to install the TV on the wall when there is a long viewing area and there is no need to change the position of the panel.

Advantages:

• Reliability and ease of installation.

• Low cost.

Disadvantage: if you make a mistake with the installation location, you will have to remove the frame fixed in the wall and install new installation. The panel position cannot be adjusted.

Tilt Brackets for Flat Panels

Inclined or semi-rigid type of fastening - a bracket with a tilt adjustment mechanism. The fasteners are distinguished by their affordable price and the ability to minimally adjust the installed position of the panel.

The frame mounted on the wall and the part of the bracket attached to the back cover are connected using a free-swing mechanism in vertical plane. The panel hung on the wall can be tilted downwards. The maximum angle of inclination does not exceed 20 o.

It is preferable to use such fastenings for medium-sized panels that are mounted above the viewer's eye level. Slightly tilting the TV increases the viewing angle.

Swivel brackets for large spaces

Swivel brackets are used to movably fix the TV on a wall, in a niche, or on the ceiling.

There are fasteners with different quantities rotary mechanisms:

1. Rotation in 2 planes. The TV can be rotated horizontally and tilted or raised vertically.

1. Change of position in 3 planes. In addition to horizontal and vertical changes in position, the function of changing the distance from the fixation point is added. Such systems are designed for mounting in niches, when during viewing it is necessary to increase the distance between the panel wall and the niche to ensure air access. Brackets are also used to fix equipment in corners, under the ceiling - at a considerable height.

Mechanical fastening with multi-plane adjustment

1. 4 directions of rotation. In addition to the 3 standard rotation directions, rotation around its own axis is added.

Mount for installation in a niche or under the ceiling

Mechanical fastenings are adjusted manually. Complex systems with electric motor, adjustable via remote control remote control.

Instructions for installing the mount and mounting the TV

Before hanging your TV on the wall, be sure to inspect the back panel and read the instructions. Expensive panels can be protected from unprofessional installation. The screws covering the holes for attaching the bracket can be filled with plastic, and the factory hardware is equipped with a special head shape for which a special tool is designed. You should not install such panels yourself: in the event of a breakdown in free repair The warranty will be denied.

Professional installation

Important! The need for certified installation must be clearly stated in the installation instructions or warranty terms.

Tools and Preparation: What to Buy

Mounting hardware for the back cover of the TV must be included in the kit. Only original factory parts should be used. Additionally, choose silicone or soft rubber gaskets to protect plastic from scratches. For what? It's simple: when you contact service in the event of a breakdown, you may be denied warranty repairs if mechanical defects are noticeable on the case: scratches and abrasions.

To hang a TV on the wall, prepare:

1. Hammer or drill. Hammer - for concrete walls, drill - for brick and block partitions.

1. Bracket.

1. Hardware with dowels. Use steel dowels if the wall is porous. Plastic products may not be able to handle the load.

1. Ruler level. In addition to the spirit level, you will need a pencil.

To securely fasten the panel, choose self-tapping screws and dowels of the correct size: for small TVs with a diagonal of up to 25 inches, hardware with a diameter of 4 mm is sufficient. Recess into the wall:

• Up to 4 cm in concrete base.

• Up to 6 cm in a brick wall.

• Up to 10 cm in PHB construction.

For panels with an average screen size (diagonal up to 82 cm), you will have to buy screws with a diameter of up to 7 mm. Recess into the wall (hardware length) – from 80 mm for concrete foundations, up to 100 – 155 mm for brick and block partitions.

Installation of frames on walls made of different materials

Before starting work, you should make sure that after installation there are no hanging wires left in sight. The issue can be resolved in two ways. Complete with a bracket, it is advisable to buy a box with decorative coating And hanging shelves. Install a tuner and modem on the shelves. Hide the cables in a box.

GKL niche: wires hidden under sheets

If the wall is made of plasterboard sheets, then a niche for cables can be made behind it. With a fixed installation, craftsmen install sockets and connectors directly near the mounting point of the bracket. The disadvantage is that you will have to make a channel for cables in the wall, and then putty and paint the wall. In addition, this method is not suitable for fixed mounts due to the fact that the distance from the back of the TV to the wall is too close - the socket and plug simply will not fit.

Marking the wall and choosing a location for sockets

To avoid mistakes, you should correctly determine the mounting location. Some manufacturers complete the brackets with special cardboard templates. You can cut out the paper template yourself by drawing outlines on the sheet and marking the centers of the holes.

The main thing is to check the line of the upper fasteners with a level. Horizontal deviation is unacceptable, especially if a non-swivel bracket is mounted.

Drill holes according to the markings. To avoid having to clean up, you can use a special funnel attachment or a vacuum cleaner that will collect dust from the wall.

When installed on plasterboard wall It is better not to attach the frame to the sheets. Mounting options:

Special dowel for gypsum boards: only for light equipment

• On the sheathing under the sheathing.

• Into a main wall using long hardware.

The frame is attached to the wall. The part of the bracket that is mounted on back wall, installed separately. Place soft spacers under the screws, tighten the connections without excessive force, so as not to damage the plastic socket.

Installing a TV and masking the cable

Attaching the bracket part to the back cover

After checking the fastening, you can hang the panel on the frame. TVs with a large diagonal are best mounted to the suspension by two people. It is advisable to lay a soft blanket on the floor under the installation site.

Only after installation is complete can you connect the cables. First, the connectors and power cord are fixed on the rear panel.

Important! When installing the TV immediately after purchase, especially in the cold season, delay the connection for several hours. Condensation can cause a short circuit.

The excess length of the cords can be rolled up into an incomplete ring and secured with a clamp. The cables are laid in a special box.

How to choose a TV bracket:

Correct installation inclined mounting:

Mounting a TV on the wall step by step:

A rigid frame and a small diagonal are the conditions under which you can start self-installation. When installing heavy panels, it is worth ordering professional installation. Our experts will advise you which bracket to choose and help you find perfect place for fastening. Be sure to check that the bracket can support the weight of the panel: information about permissible load should be on the packaging.

If you are planning a kitchen renovation, consider installing appliances before ordering furniture. The TV will have to be selected before work begins so that furniture makers can implement mounting for a specific panel in a suitable location.

For standard kitchens in apartment buildings(usually, we're talking about about 9 m 2) experts recommend choosing TVs with a diagonal of no more than 20 inches. Define optimal size TV size can be achieved by multiplying the length of the kitchen by 6. You will get the minimum TV diagonal in inches, which will ensure comfortable viewing.

So that you don’t have to approach the TV or, conversely, move away from it, from the intended viewing location. In addition, it is desirable that the TV is at eye level of a sitting person.

Do not place the TV in front of a window - sunlight will create glare on the screen and interfere with viewing. For the same reason, lighting devices should not be reflected on the TV screen.

Do not install the TV near a stove or sink. Water and grease can quickly damage equipment. In addition, such a neighborhood is dangerous for the life and health of people: you can get an electric shock. Doesn't like TV and installation on a refrigerator: vibrations can be detrimental to it.

If the kitchen is so small that a separate cabinet for the TV is an unaffordable luxury, hang the gadget on a special bracket. The screen can be mounted in one of the corners of the kitchen, on the wall or in the space of the kitchen apron.

For the kitchen they are releasing today hanging models TVs. As a rule, they are installed under wall kitchen cabinets and attached to outside cabinet below. These TVs are usually small in size and

Great idea for studio apartments without interior partitions. Between the kitchen and the living room you can make a conditional partition with a movable part, and we fix the TV on it (make sure that the base can support its weight). Rotate the screen to where you need it at a particular moment.

Whether you need a TV in the kitchen is, of course, up to you to decide. Probably, the answer to this question depends on the time spent in the kitchen, the technical capabilities of the TV and your love for constant television broadcasting. At the same time, the answer depends little on the electrical supply and antenna; they can always be made, and the place in the kitchen, you can easily name 10 ways to install a TV in the kitchen.

Type of TV for the kitchen

Range modern TVs, has expanded significantly. This applies not only to manufacturers, but also to television broadcasting technologies.

Along with televisions operating from stationary television antennas, it is not uncommon to have televisions operating via Wi-Fi networks, broadcasting television via the Internet.

Therefore, it would be appropriate to divide kitchen TVs into two types:

• LED, LCD TVs with the ability to install on brackets, stands and walls;
• Smart TVs that work like a computer, broadcasting TV programs from the Internet via Wi-Fi.

The fundamental difference between these two types of televisions is the need to connect a low-current cable to a stationary or portable television antenna.

It is important to note that these two types of TVs differ in price. Smart TVs are several times more expensive than LED and LCD TVs.

As you can see, there are a lot of warnings, and all of them can be attributed to the kitchen.

It is hardly appropriate to install TV LED, in a simple case, above the kitchen sink, above the stove, next to the gas stove, in a blind kitchen cabinet. On the other hand, in the listed places, in addition to the gas stove, you can put (hang) a TV in a protected case with IP65 or IP66, which are usually sold as TVs for the bath. They are perfectly protected from moisture and splashes.

Waterproof TV in the kitchen

Conclusion 1. Choosing where to install the TV in the kitchen is associated with choosing the type of TV. If you want to place the TV above the sink, buy a TV in a protected case.

1. Installation at eye level
2. Installation opposite the table
3. Installation opposite the kitchen;
4. Ceiling installation;
5. Installation in a window sill.

Non-standard TV installations in the kitchen

Modern technologies make it possible to install TVs in the most unusual places, not the kitchen, for example:

TV above the sink

If you have an uncontrollable desire to place the TV above the sink, you can buy a TV for the bathroom in a protected case with IP65 and install it above the sink.

Waterproof TV in the kitchen Installing a TV on a Ceiling Bracket

TV in the door

In conclusion, it is worth remembering the TVs already built into household appliances kitchen, refrigerator.

There is no need to explain all the reasons that serve as a bouquet of arguments in favor of buying a TV for the kitchen. Even if there’s a small TV in the kitchen, it’s still needed, and how. Is it worth spending money on an expensive model? Where is the best place on the wall to attach it? How does the design of a kitchen change with the advent of a TV on it, and does it change?

Of course, the choice of TV depends on the capabilities of the kitchen, in particular, on its area. There are several so-called basic recommendations, which will guide you in your choice.

• For standard kitchen, the area of ​​which is no more than 9 square meters, a TV with a diagonal of 20 inches or less is suitable. More than 20 inches is too much!
• In a kitchen with an area of ​​up to 15 square meters, TVs with a diagonal of 25 inches or less are acceptable;
• If the kitchen is spacious, then a TV with a diagonal of 36 inches or less is quite appropriate;
• In a kitchen combined with a living room or a studio apartment there are no strict restrictions on the size of equipment, and a 40-inch diagonal TV is appropriate, the question is where it is best to place it.

There are other factors that guide the choice of one model or another. But you need to build on the safety factor in order to preserve not only your vision, but also nervous system. For example, it is recommended to watch a large TV from a distance of 2.5 m. A distance of 1.5 is acceptable if the size of the TV does not exceed 20 inches diagonally.

The second most important factor is the viewing angle. How to place a TV on the wall so that it doesn’t reflect, obscure, or interfere? In each specific case, the advice will be different. Don't hang the TV very high, it will be uncomfortable to watch. If you hang it from the ceiling, you can only watch it while standing.

The high-quality resolution of a TV for the kitchen is a point that cannot be disputed. Even at close range you should be able to see everything clearly, without blur, etc. This means that the technology must have a high modern level of contrast and resolution.

The current generation of televisions is collecting positive reviews, among which three types are usually distinguished.

Types of TVs

1. LSD option. A compromise between price and quality. But such TVs for the kitchen have a limitation of viewing points: the image will not be equally clear from every angle. True, if the TV is wall-mounted and you purchased a good bracket, you can adjust a good viewing angle.
2. LED TVs. A high resolution This type of TV provides high-quality images. You can watch this TV from anywhere in the kitchen. Another plus of these TVs for the kitchen is their efficiency in terms of energy consumption. Comparing this point with standard models of equipment, we can say that the savings will be about 40%.
3. Plasma TVs. Image in this type TVs for the kitchen are obtained due to the glow of the phosphor under the influence of ultraviolet radiation. This technique does not need additional illumination, since the plasma cell itself is considered a light source. But there is one “but”, the models of such TVs for the kitchen are all large, at least 32 inches diagonally, which means that this model can only be placed in a spacious kitchen, the size of which is at least 16 square meters.

The TV in the kitchen should not, to put it simply, be as representative as the main TV in the house, which is usually located in the living room. The main thing is its functionality, not its size or compliance with fashion.

It’s not bad if kitchen TVs have a USB port, it’s possible Wi-Fi connections. But these functions are modern models are usually included, but you can save money on the 3D function, for which, by the way, you have to pay extra. It's unlikely that you'll be hosting 3D movie screenings in your kitchen.

Corner kitchen with TV: choosing a bracket

And in corner kitchen There is more than one way to position the TV well. If you don’t want to fix it on a bracket, and the kitchen set has a niche at the top where it will fit perfectly, a solution has been found.

But in most cases you still have to purchase a bracket. The choice of bracket has its own nuances.

Good brackets for TVs in the kitchen

• Universal. Usually the size of the bracket depends on the size of the TV, but there are universal models that are specially adjusted. Suddenly you decide to change the TV, or use the bracket in a new place, for these cases you need a universal bracket.
• Additional accessories. These are shelves for satellite equipment or boxes for protecting cords, convenient and compact.
• Design. It would seem that what a difference it makes, the detail is barely noticeable. But if the bracket is bulky and doesn’t match the color, it will be noticeable and conspicuous. And your task is to hide it.

In brackets, the types of fastening can be fixed, or they can be inclined. The fixed bracket places the TV close to the wall. It is simple, compact, reliable and inexpensive. The only negative is that it is not always easy to get to the connectors on the back of the TV with such a mount.

With an inclined type of mounting in the bracket, it is possible to adjust the angle of the screen. If the TV is located at eye level, this requirement is mandatory. There is also a tilt-and-turn type of mount, in which you can change the position of the TV panel in the vertical and horizontal plane.

It is difficult to say which is the best bracket, it all depends on the features of the kitchen and your requirements.

Kitchen design with sofa and TV

The LCD TV in the kitchen should be located in a place where A - it will be clearly visible from the intended viewing point, B - it will not interfere with anyone from doing basic kitchen chores. It would also be nice to have such a TV in the kitchen, which makes this very kitchen more interesting, brighter, more modern, etc. For bright kitchen It’s better to buy a white TV, which will fit very harmoniously into the image of the room.

A modern kitchen is not only a place for preparing and eating food, but also a gathering place for household members and guests. For this purpose, a sofa is placed there, which, in most cases, serves as a TV viewing point.

The best option

Therefore the most optimal design such a kitchen will look something like this:

1. Corner L-shaped kitchen in which a TV is placed - either a stationary one in a niche, or a TV on a bracket in the same niche;
2. On the opposite side there is a sofa corner with kitchen table, while the sofa can also be corner with a turn towards the window;
3. In this case, an oval table is preferable, perhaps narrower, but long enough;
4. The wallpaper is light, the floor is light, since there is a lot of furniture in the kitchen, and you need to free up space using the lightest colors;
5. There is almost transparent tulle on the window, if any night curtain– let it also be light with an interesting pattern.

By the way, this kitchen design is often chosen by young families who live in one-room apartment. Their kitchen serves as a living room, because small children sleep during the day and their routine is different, so they have to spend a lot of time in the kitchen. And TVs for such kitchens are a necessity.

Choosing a TV for the kitchen should not be difficult: inexpensive, compact, good quality, suitable design. And size in this case, of course, is far from the main thing - take care of your health and finances. Good luck with your choice!

TV in the kitchen (video examples)

The modern interior of each room includes equipment, among which the leading place is occupied by the TV. It is an integral part of the living room, bedroom, nursery, office, and has also become a familiar attribute for the kitchen. This is where a person spends most of his time. From the very morning, TV will help you wake up, tell you about the main news and cheer you up. In addition, many housewives prefer to cook this way and repeat the recommendations of cooking shows. If it was decided to include this equipment in the interior, then the correct placement of the TV in the kitchen will play a big role. It should not clutter up the space, and viewing from different angles should not cause discomfort.

As you know, today television equipment stores offer a huge selection of models, but not every one is suitable for the special conditions of the room. If you can buy absolutely any TV for the living room, then when choosing equipment for the kitchen you need to take into account many criteria and factors. First of all, you need to choose the right diagonal:

• for an area up to 10 m2, the screen size should not exceed 22";
• from 10 to 15 m2 – from 22 to 32";
• a kitchen connected to a living or dining room may include plasma options.

If the equipment is needed only as a background (as a radio), then it is worth looking at small models, since the viewing quality will not matter.

Note! Looking at Models different sizes, it is worth considering one rule: the distance to the screen should be 4 times the length of its diagonal.

The next criterion that will influence the choice is the volume level. Remember that in the kitchen the level of background noise is much higher, so it is important to test the equipment to the maximum. In addition, at this stage it is necessary to listen carefully and determine the presence or absence of acoustic distortion.

Minor functions include:

• screen expansion;
• Full HD or HD Ready;
• Smart TV, Wi-Fi and 3D image;
• USB connector.

The latter is required. This will allow you to enable recording at any time and record it onto an external drive (flash drive). recipe, program, film or clip.

Note! To solve the sound problem, you can use speakers. This option is more appropriate for combined rooms - a home theater is connected to the plasma.

Several variants

1. Since the TV belongs to the category of household appliances, it can be mounted in a kitchen set. To do this, just follow the connection principle dishwasher or microwave oven. This will allow you to disguise the equipment and it will not be noticeable.
2. Quite often, kitchens are renovated with niches for storing food or things. You can place a TV in one of these. Thus, already at the stage of wall installation it will be decided where to place it.
3. Also, at the stage of finishing the room, you can provide a special shelf or express your wishes when ordering kitchen set. In this case, it is worth calculating in advance the height at which it will be convenient to watch programs, not only standing, but also sitting.
4. With a small number of square meters, every centimeter counts, so include it in Kitchen Cabinet does not work. The problem can be solved quite simply - there is free space above the refrigerator. Thanks to the remote control, you can easily change channels and adjust the volume.
5. If the kitchen is equipped with several tables, then it is also recommended to use them. Most often, the corners are empty, so a small screen will fit perfectly into them.

Note! By placing the TV at a height, you can not only solve the problem of saving space, but also limit children’s access to it. At the same time, do not forget about calculating the correct height at which it will be comfortable to watch movies and programs.

Non-standard location

The listed options are considered classic, and one of them is suitable for a particular room. But there are a few more non-standard ways how to place a TV, which are often used in modern interiors.

1. TV with flip-up panel. Perfect solution if necessary, a small screen. You can attach it almost anywhere:
   • under cabinets;
   • above the hood;
   • near the shelves.
2. Partition. Zoning is often used in studio apartments to separate space for one purpose from another. The solution is very simple - a partition, inside of which a screen can be mounted. His direction is chosen independently, but most often he looks towards the living room. This will allow you to watch shows and movies while sitting at the dining table.
3. Hang. Using a special mount, the TV is hung in a variety of places. So, the fastening method can be:
   • ceiling;
   • angular;
   • turning;
   • standard (horizontal).

Note! When purchasing a TV, ask the seller about the availability of brackets. The rotating model is considered the most practical and functional, but it is suitable for light weight.

Main criteria and guidelines

To decide where to hang the screen, you need to follow some recommendations. With their help, you can quickly calculate the optimal height and angle. Based on the data obtained, the installed TV will be comfortable to watch in certain places.

1. The ideal height for viewing a screen on a wall is eye level. You can install a TV under the ceiling, but only in large rooms.
2. The distance should not be close or far. To calculate the correct indicator, you need to multiply the diagonal by 4.
3. There is no need to place equipment near the cooking and dishwashing area, as humidity and heat may cause harm.
4. To accentuate the TV on the wall and make it noticeable, you should properly decorate the area around it. For example, you can use different wallpaper or paint, decorative niches or wooden frames for paintings.