[thepoint]

Hi,
I'm after a wall bracket for Panasonic P46G10B (coming on Tuesday )

I'm a bit worried about getting behind the tv to plug / unplug swap all my bits once the tv is fixed to the wall. I imagine with a fixed bracket if you want to plug in a new bit of kit you actually have to take the TV off the wall?

I'd therefore like one that will pull away from the wall to allow me to get behind. Tilt facility would be good.

Don't want to pay the earth but for the right product....
Thanks for any help.

Cheers

Jon

[Waterhorse]

Hi Jon.

Have a look on Grahams site M-formonline he advertises on the forum.
Have a look at the cantilevers he has, it maybe what you are looking for.
I've got the free-motion cantilever as it's what I needed for my plasma postion, it's a very nice bit of kit.
As with mine you really need the support so two arms as these are is just the job. You can get others but to be honest these are nice brackets and worth the extra and get the support. You will not regret it. O nearly forgot it tilts as well.
The free motion cantilever goes back to the wall real close I think I'm right in saying the closest bar no other, pulls out for connections etc

Have a look on the web page ring him Monday really nice guy and he designs them.

Best of luck and let me know how you get on.

[thepoint]

That does look a nice bit of kit.
Didn't really want to spend that much though. Just bought a TV and an HD subscription from Sky....

What about this one?
PLB109M Universal 32-50" LCD: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo

Cheers
Jon

[Waterhorse]

Hi Jon,

I personally would't go for a single arm Cantilever for a 46" TV, you really need to source a double arm one.
The single arm one you have suggested would probably, after a while see some degree of sag to one side or another when pulled out and swivelled.

Bit risky!

A lot of TV to find on the floor one day may be.

Have a look round and see what comes up on the search engines.

Waterhorse.

[thepoint]

Thanks for that.

After a lot of humming and harring, I went for this one:
Model No. MF-3252TB from mform.

Decided the extra motion was a luxury I'd have to do without.

Thanks again for your help.

Cheers

Jon

[Waterhorse]

Hi Jon,

Good news, make sure you get good fixings to wall.
You can always do an update on the bracket at a later date if needed.

Waterhorse.