Wall Mounting
Is it a wall mounting your TV secure and stable?
I wanted to wall mount my 46 "LCD on the wall to free up space in my heart entertainment, but I've always been frightened by the idea of tearing down the wall and crashed into pieces. When properly installed, will I ever have to worry about falling? Experience personal, negative or positive, appreciated. Thanks in advance.
A 46-inch LCD and weighs less than 100 pounds. The means used to lift only to be further evaluated that (generally 1.5 to 2 times the actual weight of the television) and must go. The holder attached to the wall using four screws (thick, coarse threaded rods) growing quantities inside the wall. And the television connected to the chassis with metal screws that are designed to support the weight. When properly mounted on poles, television can not be in danger of hitting the wall, with the exception of the most serious earthquakes land. It also supports articulated arm allow the TV to change the wall. I've heard of people having many problems with them, especially if you have one that is less than $ 500. The biggest problem is that the weight makes lean into the TV to one side a bit when the TV is lying. Would be highly desirable to use all of beefiest (and expensive) joint mounts. I have a TV that I wanted to go in a corner and the only way to mount on the wall was to use a joint assembly. And I'd have a rack of equipment under electronics. So, instead of mounted on a wall, had a corner booth that goes on TV about 4 feet off the ground in a couple long square tubular columns. It worked perfectly, although can not turn around the television from a different angle. Find out here. I had the cab. They have free shipping and no tax, and shipping after 3 days to get the support of my home. http://www.standsandmounts.com/
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