Any critiques or comments welcome.
Hopefully have attached sketch of plan to mount 52″ flat screen into a corner. No alternate mounting locations available, widows, doors and such in the way every where else.
Mounting bracket is heavy duty and can extend flat screen up to 2 feet into room, can do chin ups on the thing. Also swivels and tilts.
Thought is to have something that can be removed relatively easily.
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still missing the facts
Seems my personal space allocation does not leave room for me to post the sketch. I have tried deleting old messages of mine with attachements to no avail.
Can SYSOP help?
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Have reduced size of file so it went through, hope it is readable.
Let's not confuse the issue with facts!
That'll work, but with the type mount you describe,no triangle box should be necessary. Just attach it to one wall and extend/rotate enough that t he screen is perpetually out there.Ont he other hand, you usually need to add some re-inforcing to a wall anyways for mounting something this heavy.That box would suffice to fill two functions in one.
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I have done as Paul suggests-pick one wall and the multi-moving bracket has worked pulling it out and turning it. However, both TV's were not as big as 52''. If it fits, it is the simplest method and might be the easiest to patch when removed.A Great Place for Information, Comraderie, and a Sucker Punch.
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