Plasma/LCD Wall Mounts

curvature · 19-09-2007, 7:35 PM

Hi Guys

I haven't posted for a long while as i have been doing up the rest of our house but one thing that makes me smile is the level of fixing we go to in order to mount our Plasma/LCD tv's.

Having replaced all the radiators in my house with the largest being a double panel/convector 1600mm long it makes me laugh how we all over compensate.

I can lift my 37" Plasma and hang it without any problems. The radiator on the other hand nealy killed me and that was without water in it!

If you are unsure of the fixings go to the technical helpline of Rawl fixings or similar. You will be surprised as to what fixings you really need.

Remember a screen is acting in shear when in place.

19-09-2007, 7:35 PM	#1 (permalink)
curvature Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 73 My movie collection Thanks: Gave 4, Got 10	Plasma/LCD Wall Mounts Hi Guys I haven't posted for a long while as i have been doing up the rest of our house but one thing that makes me smile is the level of fixing we go to in order to mount our Plasma/LCD tv's. Having replaced all the radiators in my house with the largest being a double panel/convector 1600mm long it makes me laugh how we all over compensate. I can lift my 37" Plasma and hang it without any problems. The radiator on the other hand nealy killed me and that was without water in it! If you are unsure of the fixings go to the technical helpline of Rawl fixings or similar. You will be surprised as to what fixings you really need. Remember a screen is acting in shear when in place. __________________ Roksan Kandy 3 Amp, Roksan Kandy 3 CD, Yamaha RX-V750 Amp, Monitor Audio Silver S5, Monitor Audio Radius Centre and Rears, Cub Subwoofer, XBOX 360, Hitachi 37" Plasma & Sky HD (self install of course)

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