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22-04-2008, 6:38 PM
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| New Member | Do I need an airgap around LCD?
Planning to hang 46" LCD inside stud wall which I want to fill with plenty of acoustic insulation. Do I need to allow airgap (top/bottom/all round) and if so, how much please? If that has already been answered, please point me to right thread. Cheers D |
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