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Mounting TV to wall...
Anyone know how to mount a Sony Bravia 40 inch LCD to the wall?
Can't see anything on the Sony website and the thing's bloody heavy (35kg or so), so can't imagine any old cack would do...
Can't see anything on the Sony website and the thing's bloody heavy (35kg or so), so can't imagine any old cack would do...
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You'll need to buy the bracket, probably cost a good £100 unless it fits a general bracket for about £40/50.
Apart from that its pretty easy, had mine hanging on the wall in about 1hour taking my time doing it. Probably need two people though to help the telly onto the bracket.
Apart from that its pretty easy, had mine hanging on the wall in about 1hour taking my time doing it. Probably need two people though to help the telly onto the bracket.
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Sony will make a custom bracket that will be expensive, but there are cheaper universal brackets that might fit your screen.
If it's a stud-wall, make sure you get bloody good fixings
Richard.
If it's a stud-wall, make sure you get bloody good fixings
Richard.
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this one i seen in comet was ace i know its a bit expensive but well worth it
http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/803_286028.html
hope this helps
http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/803_286028.html
hope this helps
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If attaching to a stud wall, could you locate the wooden framework, fix a sheet of thick MDF to that then put the bracket onto the MDF?
Or is that only slightly less dodgy than putting it straight onto the plasterboard?
Or is that only slightly less dodgy than putting it straight onto the plasterboard?
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what whimps! i hung huge metal halides over my £6k fish tank in a plaster board ceiling......just use the right fixings.
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I hang my 32" inch on a plasterboard wall, but got these bloody long coach bolts that were about 10" long and they went straight into the external bricks!!
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Bloody hell, no one got any work to do?! Talk about rapid replies...
Looking at this one here on eBay, from a shop in Bristol, so probably not half bad, and at least if it falls off the wall I have a door to go and knock on!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=280003229256
I guess this is what patt is on about...
Looking at this one here on eBay, from a shop in Bristol, so probably not half bad, and at least if it falls off the wall I have a door to go and knock on!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=280003229256
I guess this is what patt is on about...
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Originally Posted by drjsd
Bloody hell, no one got any work to do?! Talk about rapid replies...
Looking at this one here on eBay, from a shop in Bristol, so probably not half bad, and at least if it falls off the wall I have a door to go and knock on!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=280003229256
I guess this is what patt is on about...
Looking at this one here on eBay, from a shop in Bristol, so probably not half bad, and at least if it falls off the wall I have a door to go and knock on!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=280003229256
I guess this is what patt is on about...
Drop me a PM if you still need one. you would need to cover P & P or if you could get to Hucknall to pick up ( jct26 M1 )
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Will PM you...
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Originally Posted by drjsd
Think the Vector is for CRT TVs? Looks like the Arc or Cinema ones are the sort that I need, but would definitely be interested in one of those!
Will PM you...
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