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Originally Posted by john rogers
A large TV of any sort can be heavy so I would look very carefully at the area that will be supporting the set. In your case, you'll probably have to break out the welder and TIG or MIG then powder coat something very strong so the set and mount can absorb any vibration/shock.
We have a couple of those stamped metal geckos on our walls too! Hope you keep it.
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I buy wall mounts for flat screens, last one was rated at 200lbs. If you want to build one cool, but you can get them off the shelf.
flat screen wall mount | B&H Photo Video
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Originally Posted by 304065
You want the TV to be basically eye level when seated.
I have been in some pretty expensive houses where the TV is above the fireplace. it gets hot and your neck hurts staring up at it like you got to the theater late
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This^^^ Ever watch a game at a sports bar that only has TV's mounted up high? After an hour your neck is killing you.