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TV mount
Morning all, thanks for the welcome.
So, the first of probably many requests for help !!
Could someone advise on the fixing of a tv mount in the lounge (Burford Duo) with regard to thickness
of wall panel next to fridge/microwave. Would I need to reinforce the panel.
Going to fit a 21.5 inch avtex. What length screws and a recommendation on a bracket would be nice.
Thankyou
Steve
So, the first of probably many requests for help !!
Could someone advise on the fixing of a tv mount in the lounge (Burford Duo) with regard to thickness
of wall panel next to fridge/microwave. Would I need to reinforce the panel.
Going to fit a 21.5 inch avtex. What length screws and a recommendation on a bracket would be nice.
Thankyou
Steve
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Re: TV mount
This works satisfactory, in situ when acquiring new to us van. Simply a small matching wood grain block initially fixed by four short screws then TV mount with longer screws to give double fixture strength.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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Re: TV mount
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TThe matching subtle wedged fixing on the adjustable arm allows the TV to be slotted on/off if need be. Various names available.
TThe matching subtle wedged fixing on the adjustable arm allows the TV to be slotted on/off if need be. Various names available.
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Re: TV mount
Steve, this comes up fairly often. There are a few idea on this thread which might help
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Re: TV mount
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Herewith the overall picture as you can see the small mounting block to give double thickness to the side of the cabinet.
Herewith the overall picture as you can see the small mounting block to give double thickness to the side of the cabinet.
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Re: TV mount
Thanks for the replies.
Paramedic, how do you find the viewing angle being high up ?
Steve
Paramedic, how do you find the viewing angle being high up ?
Steve
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Re: TV mount
Will you travel with it fitted or un hitch it? The instant load will be significant going over bumps
If you can get behind the panel to fit a reinforcing block it will always be more secure.
If you can get behind the panel to fit a reinforcing block it will always be more secure.
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Re: TV mount
I’ve the removed the microwave and am putting a block behind the thin panel, then replacing the microwave.
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Re: TV mount
We find it ok, more so as from the cab, with the seats partly reclined creates the ideal position for prolonged viewing. Of course you can decide the fixing height that suits you. Regards.farmer boyce wrote:Thanks for the replies.
Paramedic, how do you find the viewing angle being high up ?
Steve
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Re: TV mount
Thanks for your help everyone, appreciated
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