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Fixing TV to Wall

Rew · 2009-02-25 15:53:18

I im going to attach a 46" Plasma to the wall. The wall is plasterboard and the battons are too far appart to use. What im thinking about doing is using a stanley knife to cut a large rectangle out of the wall. Behind the plasterboard is brick (ajoining wall of a semi-D). I was then going to put timber on to the brick and…

25-02-2009 3:53pm

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I im going to attach a 46" Plasma to the wall. The wall is plasterboard and the battons are too far appart to use. What im thinking about doing is using a stanley knife to cut a large rectangle out of the wall. Behind the plasterboard is brick (ajoining wall of a semi-D). I was then going to put timber on to the brick and finally put the plasterboard back on to the timber. I can then sort out the cosmetics with filler and paint.

Two questions are is this a good approche and what fixings to use to attach the timber to the brick?

TV is 35kg and the mount is about 15kg.

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#2 25-02-2009 4:38pm

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get 10mm threaded rod,nuts, washers cut it into four and then mounted the rod to the brick wall it will give more surport for the telly then the timber

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