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How to Mount Plasma at the Corner of a Wall?
I have a really weird plasma mount idea and I don't know if anyone has heard of it before: my 51" Plasma needs to mount at the 90' angle of a wall. Is there a bracket that hugs the corner, hits the studs, and can do this?
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Ceiling mount would be better.
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the mounts that I have seen that have movable arms are made for smaller and lighter TVs then your 51" however I could be wrong
the mount that Scooter links to is an accessory to do what you want to do but requires the purchase of a normal mount as well you could do the same thing as Scooters link by using 2x4s to bridge the gap then install the normal mount. This would be cheapest solution |
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I've used the articulated mounts (quality ones) for larger TV's, not a fan.
They can be annoying to get sitting straight due to flex in the mount itself. Only matters if you are anal about stuff like that. |
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cruise your local sports bars for ideas - common way to do it here
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Something that big and expensive I'd suggest a bracket attached to a metal plate: more attachment points, better distribution, and could even add a small shelf.
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You should take into account that plasma is a very tricky state of matter, it tends to be rather hot and not last for long. Not sure you would want to fasten that to your wall.... ;)
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