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- RoyBExplorer IINo but when I mounted my TV wall mount I used a 3/4-inch flat board up first and anchored it to the wall with its four corners using MOLY BOLTS. Then screwed the TV mount into the larger piece of 3/4-board.
Those thin walls are just way to thin to support very much weight.
Something like these photos...
Roy Ken - MPI_MallardExplorerJust to add I would put construction adhesive behind whatever board you install,remember that fastener's only can support at the spots they screwed into whereas a nice bunch of beads on your attatchment plate will spead out the load over a MUCH bigger area,i've hung cabinets on walls that way and never had a failure.
- JohnG3Explorer IICheck a Montana you can mount your's on the bottom of the TV cabinet.
- Buckeye_ChuckExplorer
JohnG3 wrote:
Check a Montana you can mount your's on the bottom of the TV cabinet.
When my TV is attached to it's base it is about 1/2 inch too tall for the opening in the cabinet. It just fits when mounted to the wall with out the base. - Midwestgirl483ExplorerYou may want to try some type of clip straps to secure when traveling. Mine are hidden behind the TV so not to be seen when parked.
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