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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

You don’t. You mount the TV and have the mirrors fit around the TV. The mount itself isn’t large and will be hidden by the TV.

First, install the mount. Then do a test mount of the TV and make sure you account for cords, spacing, etc.

Then add your mirrors around the mount and finally mount the TV.

The TV will float above the mirrors due to the mount.

Wouldnt there be a gap between the mirrors where they are blocked from touching by the mount? That would be a distorted way to watch oneself in the mirror, assuming that is about the middle point of the wall.

There wouldn’t be any gaps. The mount itself is rather small and you install the mirrors around the mount, then mount the TV. Personally I would mount the TV to the side or corner vs smack dab in the middle of the wall

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

You don’t. You mount the TV and have the mirrors fit around the TV. The mount itself isn’t large and will be hidden by the TV.

First, install the mount. Then do a test mount of the TV and make sure you account for cords, spacing, etc.

Then add your mirrors around the mount and finally mount the TV.

The TV will float above the mirrors due to the mount.

Wouldnt there be a gap between the mirrors where they are blocked from touching by the mount? That would be a distorted way to watch oneself in the mirror, assuming that is about the middle point of the wall.

There wouldn’t be any gaps. The mount itself is rather small and you install the mirrors around the mount, then mount the TV. Personally I would mount the TV to the side or corner vs smack dab in the middle of the wall

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

You don’t. You mount the TV and have the mirrors fit around the TV. The mount itself isn’t large and will be hidden by the TV.

Mount the tv first and then have a glass company install the mirrors on the wall. They will cut out the size of the tv mount. We needed multiple sheets of mirror so just have a seam up the back and 2 pieces are notched for the mount. The tv is nearly flush with the wall, so you don’t see the back of it in the mirrors

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

You don’t. You mount the TV and have the mirrors fit around the TV. The mount itself isn’t large and will be hidden by the TV.

First, install the mount. Then do a test mount of the TV and make sure you account for cords, spacing, etc.

Then add your mirrors around the mount and finally mount the TV.

The TV will float above the mirrors due to the mount.

Wouldnt there be a gap between the mirrors where they are blocked from touching by the mount? That would be a distorted way to watch oneself in the mirror, assuming that is about the middle point of the wall.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

You don’t. You mount the TV and have the mirrors fit around the TV. The mount itself isn’t large and will be hidden by the TV.

First, install the mount. Then do a test mount of the TV and make sure you account for cords, spacing, etc.

Then add your mirrors around the mount and finally mount the TV.

The TV will float above the mirrors due to the mount.

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

You don’t. You mount the TV and have the mirrors fit around the TV. The mount itself isn’t large and will be hidden by the TV.

OP here. I didn’t ask my question clearly. I’d like to mount big mirrors along the wall, and mount the tv on top of the mirrors so that I can watch a fitness video and watch ny form in the mirror at the same time. (Like how you’d follow along with an instructor (the tv in my case) with a mirror behind them in a live exercise class.) So my Q is how to mount a tv on the mirrors.

Wall mounting a TV is easy, you can DIY if you’re competent with locating the wall studs and using the right anchors and screws. Or hire someone.

I would use a Firestick instead of a smart TV. A Firestick is easier to upgrade vs a TV. You can use the Peloton app with Firestick or even use free YouTube videos with Firestick.

Get a bench, some weights, and something for cardio. Add your mirrors and fan!

Call a handy man

Sturdy mounts.

We have an extra room on the lower level that we intend to use as a workout space. I’d like to wall mount a tv to play fitness programs, and put a large mirror on the same wall so I can see my form.

Any ideas how I could do this?