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Fitting Plasma & speakers to stud wall??

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Old 18-02-2005, 11:40 AM   #1
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Fitting Plasma & speakers to stud wall??

Morning,

There used to be a great thread on here detailing how to fit the wall bracket to a stud wall and then channelling the cables etc in.

Any idea what happened to it?? I'd bookmarked it on my old laptop ( it was stolen!) but now I can't find it.

Failing that, anyone got pearls of wisdom to pass on for mounting a pioneer 435 xde onto the wall and also hiding the associated cables ( power and media box ) ??


I'm also planning to wall mount a pair of speakers plus a centre - again - any helpon how to hide/ channel the cabling??

Thanks for your help

Simon
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Old 18-02-2005, 12:22 PM   #2
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Take a look at some of the projects currently running, and also the completed
systems in this DIY forum.
Lots of great methods for various installations.
Take a close look at the first stages, you will see cables being hidden in walls using various types of cable trunking etc.

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