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Mounting a flat screen Tv on a stud wall
I've just bought myself a new TV and am weighing up what to do with my old one.
It's a 32" flat screen HD TV and one idea I have is to mount it on my bedroom wall.
However, the wall I am proposing to mount it on seperates my bedroom from the stairs and is "hollow" when you tap it. Is that what is known as a stud wall?
If it is, would I still be able to mount the TV on it?
It's a 32" flat screen HD TV and one idea I have is to mount it on my bedroom wall.
However, the wall I am proposing to mount it on seperates my bedroom from the stairs and is "hollow" when you tap it. Is that what is known as a stud wall?
If it is, would I still be able to mount the TV on it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Also, the studs (uprights) will be at 400mm centres most likely. With that size of TV, you're bound to cover at least one stud if you'd like a solid fixing. Otherwise special fixings as the others have mentioned......
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