By Rob Burns
For thousands of years mankind has been laying under the
stars waiting to fall asleep as they watch the wonders of the universe unfold
above them. Until recent decades modern man has been watching a different kind
of stars before bedtime, movie stars!
That’s right millions of people fall asleep every night
watching their favorite shows in bed. This is not a recent trend but has never
really appealed to me since I find sitting in bed very uncomfortable while
watching TV. Until now.
What’s more comfortable than how our forefathers used to lay
on their backs outdoors watching the stars?
This gave me an idea! Since TVs have gotten so thin and light weight and
TV mounting options have gotten so diverse, why not mount your TV on the ceiling
over your bed?
You heard me correctly there are no rules saying you can’t
stare strait up and watch TV.
So I proceeded to do a little research. I found a flat TVmount that can be locked in place with a set screw on the bottom to prevent the
TV from falling off the mount and my buddy and I routed some cables through my
attic to connect the TV to power and cable. We located some ceiling studs to
secure the mount to…you definatly want to make sure you secure the mount well,
otherwise you will be waking up to a very unpleasant surprise, I would even
recommend a contractor to help out if you are unsure.
With a little bit of effort I am now watching TV while
laying flat on my back. This is the most comfortable I have ever been, and the
coolest part is I get to watch (movie) stars every night before falling asleep!
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.
A TV on the ceiling. Now why didn't I think of that?
ReplyDeleteI'm a plumber by trade. I'll bet you could show me how to install a TV in the bathroom. If you are Thinking of posting a future blog with a few more innovative mounting solutions, could you add this to your list? Thanks
ReplyDeleteWow, that's impressive. I would definitely need a professional for this kind of mount.
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