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Sanus tv mount

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

Got this mount for $20. Is missing cross bars. Seems to me any pipe will work as long as it is around 1" Dia? M

aybe 1.25"? How about galvanized pipe?

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stoveguyy
Original Author
10 years ago
Dang. This thing weighs more than the tv. Going to use 4" lag bolts.
stoveguyy
Original Author
10 years ago
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stoveguyy
Original Author
10 years ago
Perpendicular to my chair. And will swing 90 deg to the side for couch action.
PRO
A/V Consulting
10 years ago
might be tough with galvanized... it needs to slide in. That is a nice mount and it's rotten expensive... You might try calling Sanus and asking for the part. I'm a dealer and have always found them to be pretty easy to deal with.
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stoveguyy
Original Author
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Fold bars in offset pattern so it's easier to turn 90 deg. Still not crazy about the 4 smallish lag screws. I. Cannot imagine anyone would fully extend tv 2' away from wall. Maybe to get tv closer to your seating spot?

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