Cheapo flat screen fitting instructions bulkhead wall ????????????

On the back of mine were 4 bolt holes. I found small bolts that would fit, drilled holes in the bulkhead and bolted through the bulkhead and into the back of the set. Has worked well, TV not damaged at all, and has been thrown around (with the boat !) a lot.
 
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. . . . . . . NO MORE TV

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I used a four hole fitting kit from Comet , about £12. If your tv has the four hole back plate, which I suspect it has, fit one plate to tv and other plate to bulkhead, hook tv plate over bulkhead plate and screw up locating screw. Job done, good luck. What aerial are you useing ?
 
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I used a four hole fitting kit from Comet , about £12. If your tv has the four hole back plate, which I suspect it has, fit one plate to tv and other plate to bulkhead, hook tv plate over bulkhead plate and screw up locating screw. Job done, good luck. What aerial are you useing ?

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Or for the cheapo option (the yottie option) is to put a bolt in each of the top holes, wrap some piano wire around bolts. Screw a screw in the bulhead and hang TV like a picture frame /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
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Get it right Kev, and it'll gimbal as well.

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Excellent idea and based on that I can now reveal that I am selling

Gimbled Marine TFT mounting kits

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For an amazing price of only £49.99 (it's marine you see)
 
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