Or replace Equatech with your exact model from Step 1.
A: . For a TV as large as 100 inches, using drywall anchors is extremely dangerous. This bracket MUST be lag-bolted directly into two solid wood studs or a solid concrete/brick wall. If your studs are misplaced, you may need to mount a heavy-duty wooden backboard to the studs first, then attach your mount to the board. Or replace Equatech with your exact model from Step 1
Hook the top notch of the vertical TV brackets over the top rail of the secured wall plate. This bracket MUST be lag-bolted directly into two
With the help of another person, lift the TV and hook the brackets onto the secured wall plate. With the help of another person, lift the
Mounting a large television can be one of the most stressful home improvement tasks. You worry about finding the right studs, lifting a heavy screen, and—worst of all—dropping a thousand-dollar TV. Enter the . Known for its robust build and surprisingly portable design, this mount has become a favorite for renters and homeowners alike.
Since actual printed manuals vary by exact model, this combines common steps from Equatech’s heavy‑duty universal mounts into a compact, carry‑with‑you format.