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TV wall mounting woes, I think I have figured it out...
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<blockquote data-quote="zseese" data-source="post: 1904481" data-attributes="member: 8672"><p>I'm mounting my 51" Plasma over the fireplace where there are no usable studs, of course. I am using a full motion mount so heavy duty drywall anchors are out. So I'm thinking of cutting out an appropriately sized rectangle of 3/4" birch plywood and attaching it to the nearest studs. Then I will bevel the edges and paint to match the wall and use the anchors/bolts that came with the mount to attach it to the plywood in four of the eight mounting holes, then in the other four I will use the heavy duty drywall anchors for a little extra support in the middle of the plywood, just for extra measure. The TV weighs 55 lbs and the mount about the same, so total of about 110 lbs. I think this system should work ok, any other ideas?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zseese, post: 1904481, member: 8672"] I'm mounting my 51" Plasma over the fireplace where there are no usable studs, of course. I am using a full motion mount so heavy duty drywall anchors are out. So I'm thinking of cutting out an appropriately sized rectangle of 3/4" birch plywood and attaching it to the nearest studs. Then I will bevel the edges and paint to match the wall and use the anchors/bolts that came with the mount to attach it to the plywood in four of the eight mounting holes, then in the other four I will use the heavy duty drywall anchors for a little extra support in the middle of the plywood, just for extra measure. The TV weighs 55 lbs and the mount about the same, so total of about 110 lbs. I think this system should work ok, any other ideas? [/QUOTE]
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