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Ben G
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is there any point getting an expensive vogel wall bracket (standard fixed one with tilt) for my 32'' samsung led tv? my dad seems to think so but are the ones on ebay/amazon for 15 quid not jist as good?
Ben G
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also i have a vogel swivel one holding my plasma up, but the led tv is so light that i can't imagine a cheap one having trouble fixing it into the studs.
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My TV is held to the wall with a couple of radiator brackets

Cheap ones are fine, TV's dojn't weigh that much. Just use decent fixings
Ben G
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yeah wouldnt use the ones that come with it.

would it be worth going through to the brick (outside wall) or just screw straight into the stud?
Dom
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Depends on the weights of the TV but usually screwing into studs is sufficient.
Ben G
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cheers dom
John
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003LX8RF8/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=103612307&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B00264MC4U&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=1ENRPER2BPTP5WAGW33B
Ben G
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how do they work? they dont look very safe compared to conventional metal bars
John
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2 round aluminium bits into the wall, wire bit screws into the top 2 VESA mounting holes on the TV, the bottom 2 are just spacers.

It then hangs up like a picture.

Gets it really tight to the wall.

My TV has been hanging for about 10 months now and I've not had any problems.
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dekomount do good cheap brackets! just always use good fixings, and fix it to the right anchor materiel
John
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Also, my bedroom TV, which is really heavy compared to my new one, that's held up using 2 bolts onto a stud with the cheapest bracket I could find, it's only sheet metal.
Ben G
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is that vivomounts one suitable for a 32'' or is 40'' the lowest?
John
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It'll be based on what size the VESA mount is. The bigger TV's the holes will be further apart so the wire will be longer, if you used it with closer holes it would hang down too far.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ULTRA-SLIM-LED-TV-WALL-MOUNT-BRACKET-32-36-40-46-50-55-inch-SAMSUNG-LG-SONY-/120849168752?pt=UK_Home_Garden_LivingRoom_TV_Furniture&hash=item1c232bf970#ht_2212wt_1396

That says it's 100% compatible with 32 and up.

What TV have you got, i'll see if I can find out how far apart the holes are, or measure it.
John
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Actually, wait a minute, I'm being thick.

If the holes are closer you just make the round mounts further apart
Ben G
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cant remember the model name, its one of the samsungs with the clear glass edging.

ill just buy that ebay one, cheap enough.

thanks for the help john
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123brakets have a sale on at the moment, got mine from there for my sons room had no problems yet!

His tv is bloody heavy too!
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Why buy one...

Bodge Job that supports my 40" TV
BarnshaW
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thats absolutely hideous, looks like a tv stuck to a £5 pallet on a wall
John
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Hard choice of whether to spend the tenner or get some wood out the garage


Found a couple of others of how it goes up Ben.





[Edited on 22-02-2012 by John]
Ben G
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cheers john, being delivered tomorrow

matt, that is an eyesore the bracket cost 13 quid, wood from b and q would cost more, looks shit and sits 5ft off the wall
.Matt
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quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
thats absolutely hideous, looks like a tv stuck to a £5 pallet on a wall


Lol its made to the job, not look the part.
Ben G
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dont you like things to look nice aswell?
BarnshaW
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fucking hell , if i done a shit removed it from the toilet, dyed it rainbow colour and used it as a paperweight does that make it alright because its doing its job
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quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
thats absolutely hideous, looks like a tv stuck to a £5 pallet on a wall


Pallet
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Pallet and rainbow turd

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