Television Wall Mount Brackets
Posted in Coloured Television on 09/04/2008 01:07 pm by admin
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I want to put a TV about 6.5 feet (2m for example) above ground level in a room and adequate support and the company drilled four holes I needed in a rubble chimney holes brest.The red brick and this worries me a bit because the notes in the pack support that special care should be taken when installing the TP drywall.I dislike the idea of a few kilos of television the wall because my wife (or worse for me) could be transients time.So drywall! What the hell is it? How I can know? Ok, I'm in the UK, House 50 + years and built of brick and perforated 3 / 8 "diameter bolts to a depth of 4". I found it surprisingly easy to get the drill with white powder that comes out.I really thank everyone for the contributions, I do not care about anything anyone says.
One is made of gypsum plasterboard and sounds hollow when you touch it! If you lose underwent endurance exercise after an inch! If drilled in a layer that must be brick, but not all the bricks are red. You should also get at least 4 inches also exercise endurance. Personally, I've seen about 4 inches and bolts yourself and do not use the support provided (Its better to be safe) You can even go for steel anchors and screws. (You can connect the car with them), but I need a good set deep in while still receiving the resistance of the bit when about 4 inches of your TV should be fine. If ever he is not convinced, you can go to your manufacturer's distributor close and buy Hilti epoxy resin that hardens like concrete to secure the screws in.
MoView Flat Screen TV Wall Mount Bracket with Locking Feature