Best way to fit LED strip lights to TV?

[veedee]

LED light strips state that you should tear off adhesive layer then stick the strip to the back of the TV.

However, with the heat generated by my tv, it's only a matter of time before the strips comes off.

Could i get some recommendations on the best way to stick/ install these without it falling off?

Could fixing electrical or pipe clips around the perimeter of the wall then feeding the light stripes on/through be effective?

Pic 1 - shows TV hung on wall
Pic 2 - shows wall (plasterboard) with tv removed

 

[ericmark]

I am struggling to work out why one would want to have lights around the TV, I would have thought they would be distracting. I used cable clips under my kitchen cupboards, but they are where no one unless down on their knees can see them.

 

[Sureitsoff?]

Eric I think the op wants the lights on the back of the TV to give a gentle glow behind it. Philips used to do a version with it built in called ambilight.
I did similiar but stuck the led strip to aluminium angle fixed to the wall mounting fixings on the back of the TV but as the op has it wall mounted perhaps he could get Ali strip and fasten it between the bracket and TV.

 

[veedee]

I am struggling to work out why one would want to have lights around the TV, I would have thought they would be distracting. I used cable clips under my kitchen cupboards, but they are where no one unless down on their knees can see them.

Apparently, this is the 'cool' thing, kids like in 2024

I was sceptical at first. However, after temporarily hanging them up, I have to admit that I'm sold

As mentioned by @Sureitsoff? they go behind the TV to give the below effect

The lights can pulse to match the TV sounds and the colours can match with those on the TV.

Going to experiment with pipe clips 15mm to see how I get on. If that doesn't work, I'll look into Ali strips

 

[ericmark]

Seems a doctored picture, why would the picture look brighter when light behind it, and I remember living in the Sharia in Hassi-r-mell, and we never saw clouds, but rapped around the bracket should work, it depends how flat your wall is, I tried lighting the display cabinets, and the problem is the LED's in the string don't give an even light when reflected off the back, they need some thing in front of them to reflect off, a black plastic TV is not really going to work.

 

[pete01]

I used these they just stick on, pretty good for the price and still going 2 years later.

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[ericmark]

As said, tried with display cabinet and really needs something to defuse the light They were duel purpose, one light the display, and two light that end of the room, the single ceiling light, even with an 8 bulb chandelier does not really put enough light in the room. So we have standard lamps with reading lamps and up lighters as well. But our TV is not the dominant feature of the room. It just hides in a corner.