Question by doc Holladay: television mounts?
do they make a bracket that I can bolt to the wall that will hold my semi-old school 24-inch tube tv?
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Answer by mike p
The only thing like that is like what you would see in a hospital room. It hooks to the wall (or the ceiling depending on the model) and has a shelf that swings out from that. You then set the tv on the shelf part. They sell them at most sears stores.
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