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Patrick

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Registered: 25th Apr 02
Location: SE London
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29th Jan 10 at 12:56

Hello all..

I have never mounted a TV on the wall before and have just purchased a 50" Samsung Plasma. I didn't fancy paying the £150 Curry's tried to make me pay for one and found this one which seems too cheap to be real. Do you think this looks okay? Don't want to buy a crap bracket and risk my lovely new TV falling off the wall lol.

http://www.theplasmacentre.com/wall-brackets/tv-wall-brackets/um122m-super-thin.html?bracket_id=212&adapter_id=0&menu=rvp&bp=39

John

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Registered: 30th Jun 03
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29th Jan 10 at 12:57

It will work perfectly, it's just some metal, there's no reason for them to cost £150.

Scotty_B

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Registered: 11th Jun 03
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29th Jan 10 at 13:43

The only way your TV will fall of the wall is if you don't attach it properly.

That bracket looks fine.

Rob_Quads

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Registered: 29th Mar 01
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29th Jan 10 at 14:25

Yup bracket looks fine.

Its funny that many of the brackets say they are only designed for up to 32" but will hold 30Kg.
My 46" Samsung weighs LESS than my 32" screen did.

Just make sure the bracket holds the right weight and have the right fitment i.e. 400x400 and you will be fine

Patrick

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Registered: 25th Apr 02
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29th Jan 10 at 14:33

Thanks guys, I'll give it a go...

Nismo

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29th Jan 10 at 15:25

law of physics when it comes to TV brackets, they will not just fall off the wall as the top and bottom fixings need to pull striaght out which will only happen if they get pulled, they wont just fall out.

demomount.com i allways use for all my home and work brackets.

jamied

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Registered: 27th Oct 03
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29th Jan 10 at 15:32

I bought a tilt mount off eBay for £25 and is excellent quality and holds my 52" no prob

Gareth

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Registered: 2nd Mar 00
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29th Jan 10 at 16:26

i also have always used the ebay brackets, usually pay £20.

Tommy L

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Registered: 21st Aug 06
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29th Jan 10 at 16:30

I got mine from maplins for £25, it swings out as well.

As John said, there is no need for them to cost anymore than that, £150 is just ridiculous

A2H GO

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Registered: 14th Sep 04
Location: Stoke
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29th Jan 10 at 16:51

I got mine off ebay, up to 50", its on a swing out arm and looks great, £25.

What i don't get is why they give you 3 inch screws to attach the stand to the wall and then little 4mm screws to attach the TV to the stand.