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Tv wall brackets so many choices, so many prices. Please help
another_casualty
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Howdy !
I have a 32" toshiba for the living room.itas an l c d tv
Also a 19" toshiba for bedroom .
I'm probably after something that pulls out , and swivels
Obviously I don't want to make any costly mistakes .
Please advise
Thanks
I have a 32" toshiba for the living room.itas an l c d tv
Also a 19" toshiba for bedroom .
I'm probably after something that pulls out , and swivels
Obviously I don't want to make any costly mistakes .
Please advise
Thanks
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Got mine off eBay , always cheaper than elsewhere and much of a muchness
Up and down swivel is a must , not just left and right
Make sure you use proper fittings for the wall !Ex forum ambassador
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Thanks browntoa:)
They will be put on stud walls . I have a builder doing some jobs for me, so I'll get him to put them up.0 -
I've been looking on eBay and elsewhere .
Are the brackets universal ? Was looking at cantilever ones.
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Never had an issue with the real cheapo ones from Amazon tbh, you just need to make sure the bolt pattern matches your tv (vesa size) but most of them usually do, not found a bracket I couldn't use yet!
If you go slimline, make sure you have enough room for cables behind (you can buy 90° plugs if it's a problem)This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
the_r_sole wrote: »Never had an issue with the real cheapo ones from Amazon tbh, you just need to make sure the bolt pattern matches your tv (vesa size) but most of them usually do, not found a bracket I couldn't use yet!
If you go slimline, make sure you have enough room for cables behind (you can buy 90° plugs if it's a problem)
Thanks for that
Yes, I will checkout the vesa size . The main reason I was thinking of the cantilever was because of my concern of getting behind the tv now and again for access to the cables.
I could go for a cheaper moder that just tilts , but I'd feel safer knowing I could get access to the cables whenever .0 -
I decided to go on eBay , and get a more basic tiliting model.
£11.99 . They mentioned toshiba 32" and larger so I went with that
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