Help with TV bracket

Amiethest · 14-11-09, 03:08 PM

Hey, I wonder if anyone could help me.

I'm buying an LG 26" for the kitchen, and I need it to be on a wall bracket. I've looked for LG wall bracket on Tesco and Amazon and can't see anything (ie from Amazon not marketplace), there are other brackets, but not LG ones, can anyone give me any guidance?

Many thanks

Amy
xxx

claire80 · 14-11-09, 03:16 PM

i have a generic bracket ie for all tvs 40 - 50" or whatever and has been perfectly fine

got mine from a warehouse place locally

you tried : TV Brackets | TV Wall Brackets | TV Wall Mounts | Television Brackets | LCD TV Brackets or LCD Brackets by Specialist UK Supplier AVNow.co.uk - AVNow.co.uk - TV Brackets & TV Mounts

Amiethest · 14-11-09, 03:25 PM

Oh, so you don't have to have a branded one for it to fit?

claire80 · 14-11-09, 03:30 PM

no , neither of mine are . im sure the smaller one i got off amazon thinking about it and the big one from the warehouse

our small one is similar to PLB109S 26-37" LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket Pull-Out: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo

tells you what to look for in the description ie hole pattern on back of tv

chigley · 14-11-09, 03:33 PM

I recently got the universal bracket from TV Wall Brackets - TV Brackets - TV Mounts - 24hr Delivery for my bedroom. It's OK, but installation wasn't anywhere near as easy as their site suggests.

The bars actually covered up all of the ports on my Samsung 23" (even though the site said it was 100% compatible with this TV, although I get the feeling it says that for every TV.) No screws were supplied for fixing it to the wall, either.

tombsc · 15-11-09, 05:25 AM

I got generic ones from an ebay seller - just check the listing details for your TV model.

Mine cost me about £25 for a 42" screen and £15 for a 26" screen.

Both very good quality and seem much more secure than the £100 ones being offered in the big chain stores

Cruelworld · 15-11-09, 07:39 AM

Mine is a generic no-name cheapo bracket that cost me £15 from Smithfield Market in Manchester.
Fits my 42" perfectly although I scrapped the screws supplied in favor of Thunderbolts.

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Amiethest is meant to be revising Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 6,448	Oh, so you don't have to have a branded one for it to fit? __________________ Well since as my SERPS are now dead, I won't belearning how to get an iPad for nothing anymore\| My Free Xbox 360 sitehas tanked \|And the only one that was an experiment and doesn't make money is Free 3DS darn it. Want to know how to get greens (referrals) for FreebieJeebies? I'll tell you how..... Work hard, like the rest of us! Feel free to ask questions!

15-11-09, 05:25 AM	#6
tombsc iPod 60gb Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Down Under Posts: 1,688	I got generic ones from an ebay seller - just check the listing details for your TV model. Mine cost me about £25 for a 42" screen and £15 for a 26" screen. Both very good quality and seem much more secure than the £100 ones being offered in the big chain stores __________________ FreebieJeebies MacBook Air Free iPad Free iPhone free iTunes free iPhone 4 Received... Spoiler About £6539 so far

15-11-09, 07:39 AM	#7
Cruelworld Romper Stomper Join Date: May 2009 Location: Behind the fridge... Posts: 4,264	Mine is a generic no-name cheapo bracket that cost me £15 from Smithfield Market in Manchester. Fits my 42" perfectly although I scrapped the screws supplied in favor of Thunderbolts. __________________ Free Gadgets \| Free iPod \| Free iPhone \| Free Gadget \| Free Wii U This page will help some people.

14-11-09, 03:16 PM	#2
claire80 Mini Mac Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: West Midlands Posts: 11,689	i have a generic bracket ie for all tvs 40 - 50" or whatever and has been perfectly fine got mine from a warehouse place locally you tried : TV Brackets \| TV Wall Brackets \| TV Wall Mounts \| Television Brackets \| LCD TV Brackets or LCD Brackets by Specialist UK Supplier AVNow.co.uk - AVNow.co.uk - TV Brackets & TV Mounts

14-11-09, 03:30 PM	#4
claire80 Mini Mac Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: West Midlands Posts: 11,689	no , neither of mine are . im sure the smaller one i got off amazon thinking about it and the big one from the warehouse our small one is similar to PLB109S 26-37" LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket Pull-Out: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo tells you what to look for in the description ie hole pattern on back of tv

14-11-09, 03:33 PM	#5
chigley Mini Mac Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bolton/London (home/uni.) Posts: 8,424	I recently got the universal bracket from TV Wall Brackets - TV Brackets - TV Mounts - 24hr Delivery for my bedroom. It's OK, but installation wasn't anywhere near as easy as their site suggests. The bars actually covered up all of the ports on my Samsung 23" (even though the site said it was 100% compatible with this TV, although I get the feeling it says that for every TV.) No screws were supplied for fixing it to the wall, either.