Mounting a TV on a wall.

[DTS]

After three months solid work the Mrs and I are weeks away from moving in.

We planned to mount our old 32inch tele on the wall in our bedroom. Are all TVs in effect wall monutable or if not how do I know if my TV can be put on the wall?

I am not looking for a revolving bracket type thing you get in grotty travel lodges I really want a TV to be in a perm position.

Cheers all
DtS

 

[Dave of the Match]

Pretty much all flatscreen TVs on the market nowadays are wall-mountable

 

[Tinks]

After three months solid work the Mrs and I are weeks away from moving in.

We planned to mount our old 32inch tele on the wall in our bedroom. Are all TVs in effect wall monutable or if not how do I know if my TV can be put on the wall?

I am not looking for a revolving bracket type thing you get in grotty travel lodges I really want a TV to be in a perm position.

Cheers all
DtS

Only 32" Dave, you disappoint me :smile:

 

[steveo]

Check the back of the TV make sure there are machine drilled holes suitable for a flat bracket. I think some of the SONY ones are bigger than the rest. you can get a decent bracket in Argos just make sure you have the right plugs and screws for the wall.

Something like this should do it:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5348286/Trail/searchtext%3ETV+BRACKET.htm

 

[Firestorm]

No more nails should do it

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Not your best mounting thread, but apparently you're still lacking in inches.

 

[EastStandBlue]

 

[C C Csiders]

I was hopeful you were 'nailing' a cross-dresser from behind.

 

[Davros]

If you're going to have it wall mounted, please do it properly and channel all the cables into the wall, so i doesnt look tat with cables hanging down from it.

Alternativly, if you dont want to channel, try this stuff.. http://www.hogarthlighting.com/acatalog/invisiblewire.html