75" TV on a Low-Profile Mount in Green Hills, Nashville

Quick facts

Job type

Low-Profile TV Mounting

Location

Green Hills, Nashville, TN

Scope

75" TV on a flat low-profile mount with a white surface raceway

Home

High-rise condo

TV size

75"

Wall surface

Painted drywall

Mount

Flat low-profile mount

The problem

This Green Hills condo needed a 75-inch TV mounted flat on the living-room wall so it sat close to the drywall and lined up with the media console below. The owner wanted a low-profile mount, not a full-motion arm, and a clean white raceway for the cords instead of cutting the wall for in-wall concealment.

What we did

A 75-inch TV on a high-rise condo wall has to sit level, land in solid structure, and stay close to the drywall when the owner wants a flat look. Full-motion arms stick out and need swing clearance. This job called for a flat low-profile mount so the screen hugs the wall and reads as part of the furniture layout underneath.

I set a flat low-profile mount on the painted drywall and hung the 75-inch TV so it centers over the black media console with the gold geometric doors. Side to side, the panel lines up with the middle of that console. Height-wise, it clears the top of the unit with a clean margin, so the pair reads as one finished layout on the wall.

The cords run in a white surface raceway from the bottom center of the TV down to the console. That keeps power and signal neat without opening the wall for an in-wall kit. On a condo job, a raceway is often the right call when the owner wants a clean look and does not want drywall cuts or fish work behind finished walls.

Green Hills high-rises along Hillsboro Pike put living rooms high above the neighborhood. This 13th-floor condo looks out over the hills, and the view photo on this page is from that height. The install itself is a straightforward drywall hang: find the framing, set the low-profile mount level, hang the 75-inch TV, and dress the cords in the white raceway.

After the TV was up, I checked centering and height from across the room and confirmed the raceway sat straight between the screen and the console. Small nudges on a 75-inch panel show up fast, so that last look matters before the tools go away.

The lead photo shows the finished wall with the 75-inch TV on the low-profile mount and the white raceway centered over the console. The gallery also includes a straight-on after with the raceway in clear view and the 13th-floor outlook over Green Hills.