By Rob Burns
When someone thinks cooking and gourmet kitchens, TVs rarely
come to mind. My wife loves to cook and
spends a lot of time in the kitchen. She
constantly gets creative ideas from the cooking channel and loves following
along with her favorite shows. However
our living room TV is hard to see from the kitchen and in order for her to hear
the show she has to blast everyone out of the living room with the volume set
to 11.
As you can imagine this has caused some conflict in our
household as I want to watch my football games in the living room while her
favorite shows are on. So I suggested we
put a TV in the kitchen for her to use while she is cooking. Sounds like a good idea, right? Well the problem with that scenario is she
didn’t care for the look of a TV on the kitchen counter at all times and there
really wasn’t any good wall space to mount one up and out of the way. So after doing some research I found an under
the cabinet TV mount that would attach a standard TV to the bottom of the
cabinet and allows it to be folded up and out of the way while not in use. Brilliant!
The installation was fairly simple with some basic tools and
handyman know-how, and really allows for the best of both worlds. My wife doesn’t miss any of her shows while
in the kitchen and I can watch my games in peace in the living room.
It seems another marriage has been saved! Now my next venture is to talk her into
letting me get that new 60” flat screen TV mounted in the bedroom. The battle continues….
Rob Burns is
president of http://wall-mount-tv-brackets.com an etailer of high quality wall mount tv
brackets. His site offers
everything from low prices and great selection, to Free Shipping and how-to
videos that show you how to site, assemble and mount your flat TV.
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