Two (probably terminally stupid) questions on wall mounting
Discussion
Mounting a screen to a wall: First situation...
How do the wall brackets work? Is it a case of simply offering the screen up to the mount horizontally and it clips in, OR do you effectively drop the screen onto vertical posts (as you would when mounting onto a cabinet. The reason for asking is that I'm getting a bookcase built with space for a screen, but the tolerances around the edges are quite tight (let's say a 2inch border all the way round). If I have to drop the screen onto the bracket I'm concious that the immovable shelf above it will get in the way.
Second, even dumber, question...
I presume that when you want to add more inputs to the back of the screen you have to take it off the bracket, plug the cables in, then put the screen back on the bracket. Is this correct, or is there something I'm missing?
A thousand apologies![smile](/inc/images/smile.gif)
How do the wall brackets work? Is it a case of simply offering the screen up to the mount horizontally and it clips in, OR do you effectively drop the screen onto vertical posts (as you would when mounting onto a cabinet. The reason for asking is that I'm getting a bookcase built with space for a screen, but the tolerances around the edges are quite tight (let's say a 2inch border all the way round). If I have to drop the screen onto the bracket I'm concious that the immovable shelf above it will get in the way.
Second, even dumber, question...
I presume that when you want to add more inputs to the back of the screen you have to take it off the bracket, plug the cables in, then put the screen back on the bracket. Is this correct, or is there something I'm missing?
A thousand apologies
![smile](/inc/images/smile.gif)
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