Re: Mounting a TV in a cabinet

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Posted by lightspeed on January 08, 2002 at 19:56:43:

In Reply to: Re: Mounting a TV in a cabinet posted by PAJ on January 07, 2002 at 17:35:09:

Thanks for the tips, guys. Hopefully, I'll be able to do this sometime next week.

Peace.

: My reconditioned cab originally had a front mounting bracket. I chose to remove it and install a shelf that was angled backwards at 45 degrees. This steep angle was necessary to match the design of my cabinet.

: To prevent the TV falling off I used climbing webbing to strap the TV into place.

: The advantage is I have not had to remove the casing on the TV or modify it in anyway. The disadvantage is I would need to remove the TV from the cabinet if I were to transport the unit to a new location.

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: Thanks for the tips, guys. Hopefully, I'll be able to do this sometime next week. : Peace. : : My reconditioned cab originally had a front mounting bracket. I chose to remove it and install a shelf that was angled backwards at 45 degrees. This steep angle was necessary to match the design of my cabinet. : : To prevent the TV falling off I used <A HREF="http://users.bigpond.net.au/paj/monitor.html">climbing webbing to strap the TV into place</A>. : : The advantage is I have not had to remove the casing on the TV or modify it in anyway. The disadvantage is I would need to remove the TV from the cabinet if I were to transport the unit to a new location.

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