Question by rom c: Where can I buy cheapest wall mount for 40″ LCD?
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Answer by hunkytim at TV Wall Mounting
If you got the money to spend on a 40″ LCD TV – don’t be such a tightwad as to buy cheap mountings, buy good quality mountings – the TV was expensive – why risk it falling
I got a 48″ flat screen for Christmas. I want to mount it on a brick wall. Worried about the weight and anchoring the mount to the wall. How would I go about doing this? The mount came with 3/8ths screws but says to make sure I drill into the studs… Any ideas on the best way to hang this thing without it falling later? Thanks….
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I just bought a new 52 inch LED HDTV and I’m not sure to mount it or just set it on a stand? Thanks in advance!!! Best answer: Answer by tvwallmounts.comThere are a few things to consider when putting a large screen TV on the wall: * The wall you wish to put the TV…
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