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Hi,

I'm looking to buy a VESA wall mount for a small TFT TV that I have just
ordered. Goal is to install TV under a kitchen unit so it can be kept off
the worktop and pushed flush against the wall when not in use.

I can't believe the price of these things.

This style is what I would like:
http://ws2.homecinematv.co.uk/showpr...id=VOG-EFW1030
But over £90 incl. delivery! Tough to justify..

Looking around there are cheaper ones like this:
http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/hard...quicklinx=2Z0W
But not so many degrees of freedom.

Any other ideas/suggestions before I start to save my pocketmoney!


David


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Vortex wrote:
I'm looking to buy a VESA wall mount for a small TFT TV that I have just
ordered. Goal is to install TV under a kitchen unit so it can be kept off
the worktop and pushed flush against the wall when not in use.


I can't believe the price of these things.


This style is what I would like:
http://ws2.homecinematv.co.uk/showpr...id=VOG-EFW1030
But over £90 incl. delivery! Tough to justify..


Looking around there are cheaper ones like this:

http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/hard...quicklinx=2Z0W
But not so many degrees of freedom.


Any other ideas/suggestions before I start to save my pocketmoney!


I wanted one for ceiling mounting, and the prices were even more
outrageous. I could only then find them in pro broadcasting dealers.

So I made one using copper tube and my trusty pipe bender. If anything it
looks better than the pro models which tend to be adjustable to fit a
range of sizes and shapes.

Of course this approach probably wouldn't work for what you need as the
stresses in a wall mounting are different.

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Alex \(YMG\)
 
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Hi,

I'm looking to buy a VESA wall mount for a small TFT TV that I have just
ordered. Goal is to install TV under a kitchen unit so it can be kept off
the worktop and pushed flush against the wall when not in use.

I can't believe the price of these things.

This style is what I would like:
http://ws2.homecinematv.co.uk/showpr...id=VOG-EFW1030
But over £90 incl. delivery! Tough to justify..

Looking around there are cheaper ones like this:
http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/hard...quicklinx=2Z0W
But not so many degrees of freedom.

Any other ideas/suggestions before I start to save my pocketmoney!


David


There are many, many mounts for LCD and plasma screens on www.ebay.co.uk, no
idea if there are any that will suit your needs though.

Alex


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Brian Sharrock
 
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"Vortex" wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm looking to buy a VESA wall mount for a small TFT TV that I have just
ordered. Goal is to install TV under a kitchen unit so it can be kept off
the worktop and pushed flush against the wall when not in use.

I can't believe the price of these things.

This style is what I would like:
http://ws2.homecinematv.co.uk/showpr...id=VOG-EFW1030
But over £90 incl. delivery! Tough to justify..

Looking around there are cheaper ones like this:
http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/hard...quicklinx=2Z0W
But not so many degrees of freedom.

Any other ideas/suggestions before I start to save my pocketmoney!


I bought one for my 23" (Philips) LCD TV off www.ricamstore.co.uk
which is located in Perthshire ... somewhere...
described as an _articulated bracket_ it's basically two
nine-inch arms with a sway and tilt bracket. It folds
back into the wall (about two-inches off); can pull out
about eighteen inches; can 'translate' eighteen odd inches
to left or right; and from any of the positions in that arc
can swivel +/- 80(?) deg and pitch up/down 20(?) deg.
all for a cost of £26.99.
Standard disclaimer - I'm only a satisfied customer - found 'em
off a Google search and was satisfied with their price and service.

HTH

Brian


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