LCD Wall Mounting

bluntspoon said:
Why do you need an alarm?
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Agree as your most likely not to be at home when they take it. My bracket actually has two long screws that you tighten that prevents the screen from being taken out of its bracket (you need a long screwdriver to access it once the screen has been mounted and unless you own such a bracket, you would not know how to access the screws). Its a really awesome design the bracket but I cannot source them separate - I was lucky that it came with my HiSense 32"
 
bluntspoon said:
Builders Express.
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thanks

after this i went to a couple of store to find a solution. i came across 16X16mm electrical PVC trunking, 2m long for R16 @ builders warehouse. it works very nice...

before...
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here is what the current setup looks like now... :D
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sorry for the bad cell phone picture...
 
Nice... I'd find those dots distracting though :p Not sure of your seating height... but try angle the center speaker up a tiny but.
 
thanks xrapidx will do that... heheh the dots were the gf's idea... we are used to them by now and don't even notice them while watching the tv
 
sorry for the necro - does anyone know of any companies that do this installation ie mounting of lcd's etc ? (JHB area)

dont want to chance doing this myself :o
 
WaxLyrical said:
Nothing to chance. 4 holes, 4 bolts and you're done.
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worried about getting the leveling right but also i live in a complex where the plaster on the wall is quite thick so need to make sure they drill deep enough into the brick to ensure it will hold the tv up with no problems.

would prefer to have a professional to do it :o
 
ryu said:
worried about getting the leveling right but also i live in a complex where the plaster on the wall is quite thick so need to make sure they drill deep enough into the brick to ensure it will hold the tv up with no problems.

would prefer to have a professional to do it :o
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Cool. Try these dstv installers.
 
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