Hole In Wall Above Fireplace at Katie Snyder blog

Hole In Wall Above Fireplace. I'd like to refrain from cutting more holes in the wall than is necessary for the outlets (to reduce drywall damage/repair). Cut the openings for the outlets above the. I have had quite a few questions about how i covered up that giant black hole above the fireplace known to builders as the place to put a. I would like to do something so that the tv can stay there, whether it be mounting the tv to the wall (not sure if this is possible) or put drywall over the cubby hole and then mounting a tv. Then take a piece of wire ~18 long and bend it 90 deg at the 1/3 point. If that doesn't work, very carefully drill a hole on both sides of the low voltage box. You don't want to hit any electrical or ventilation stuff back there. Stick the longer end (12 long) in the hole and rotate the wire. I measure 16 over and tap in finish nails to confirm where the studs are, the holes are easily patched so you can make one every inch until you find one. Use a non conductive ( fiberglass, plastic, etc) stick to. Drill an ~1/4 hole near the horizontal center of the wall. I've considered a couple of options: You could also cut a 3 high strip across the whole wall. Maybe you’ve tried looking for studs above your fireplace or in other places around your home, but haven’t been able to find any. Or maybe you’ve even tried drilling pilot holes and then taping them.

Maybe you’ve tried looking for studs above your fireplace or in other places around your home, but haven’t been able to find any. Use a non conductive ( fiberglass, plastic, etc) stick to. You could also cut a 3 high strip across the whole wall. Or maybe you’ve even tried drilling pilot holes and then taping them. You don't want to hit any electrical or ventilation stuff back there. I measure 16 over and tap in finish nails to confirm where the studs are, the holes are easily patched so you can make one every inch until you find one. Drill an ~1/4 hole near the horizontal center of the wall. I would like to do something so that the tv can stay there, whether it be mounting the tv to the wall (not sure if this is possible) or put drywall over the cubby hole and then mounting a tv. Cut the openings for the outlets above the. Then take a piece of wire ~18 long and bend it 90 deg at the 1/3 point.

a living room with a fireplace and television mounted on the wall

Hole In Wall Above Fireplace If that doesn't work, very carefully drill a hole on both sides of the low voltage box. I have had quite a few questions about how i covered up that giant black hole above the fireplace known to builders as the place to put a. You could also cut a 3 high strip across the whole wall. Cut the openings for the outlets above the. I'd like to refrain from cutting more holes in the wall than is necessary for the outlets (to reduce drywall damage/repair). I measure 16 over and tap in finish nails to confirm where the studs are, the holes are easily patched so you can make one every inch until you find one. You don't want to hit any electrical or ventilation stuff back there. I've considered a couple of options: I would like to do something so that the tv can stay there, whether it be mounting the tv to the wall (not sure if this is possible) or put drywall over the cubby hole and then mounting a tv. If that doesn't work, very carefully drill a hole on both sides of the low voltage box. Stick the longer end (12 long) in the hole and rotate the wire. Use a non conductive ( fiberglass, plastic, etc) stick to. Drill an ~1/4 hole near the horizontal center of the wall. Or maybe you’ve even tried drilling pilot holes and then taping them. Then take a piece of wire ~18 long and bend it 90 deg at the 1/3 point. Maybe you’ve tried looking for studs above your fireplace or in other places around your home, but haven’t been able to find any.