yeah that’s a very cumbersome size tho
Is mounting the TV typically a two-person job?
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yeah that’s a very cumbersome size tho
ppl dap anything on here
probably tight cuz they know they can’t mount their own shyt
not bcuz they give a fukk about plasma TVs lmaooo
The point of the post was not about Plasma TVs, you illiterate idiot, its that different display techs have different weight. Quoting random panel sizes means nothing when there’s different display types.
then you would’ve mentioned OLEDs
you mentioned your outdated plasma TV tho and now you mad cuz I called you out on it lmaooo
and the panel size absolutely does factor into the conversation as well
I did mention OLEDs. I kno you’re retarded so its hard to keep up but here you go:
well after it was already acknowledged lmaooo
you were too caught up in being defensive about your old ass plasma TV tho
I mounted my 65" CX by myself....but it would of probably been better had I had some help. The OLED was heavier and more fragile than my previous LED while being just as wide
To me, the harder part is getting the mount on the wall rather than putting the TV on it. I had to put back up my 70 inch in the living room by myself after a warranty claim and it wasn't too bad.
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getting those bolts into the studs is a bytch and I had loaned my impact driver out so I was trying it with a regular drill. Took forever
the artist known az
Hail the victors
Who is gonna tap out first
As long as you locate the studs, the rest is easy.
Studs are typically 16 inches apart, so if you find one, just break out the measuring tape for the second.
sayyestothis
Free the guys
Flat screens aint light tho
If they from 2010 they aren't. These new oled tvs basically like putting a poster up breh.
BunchePark
Coli N Calisthenics
Coincidentally I'm hanging the other 5 TV for the crib today it's one of the last things I left for the end of the Reno
Using the same mounts from the last house and a few new ones pretty sure they all from Amazon
MUST raise the outlets and hide ya wires tho
Lol made a comment to my wife about why I could care less about watching TV in the bedroom and she interpreted that as we need a bigger one lol at least she went cheap cause a nikka still don't care about bedroom TV but I'ma hang that today as well
If I don't get too high on this edible lol I'll post step by step pics for yall later first gotta wash the whip
For all home needs educate ya self get high and DIY!
Using the same mounts from the last house and a few new ones pretty sure they all from Amazon
MUST raise the outlets and hide ya wires tho
Lol made a comment to my wife about why I could care less about watching TV in the bedroom and she interpreted that as we need a bigger one lol at least she went cheap cause a nikka still don't care about bedroom TV but I'ma hang that today as well
If I don't get too high on this edible lol I'll post step by step pics for yall later first gotta wash the whip
For all home needs educate ya self get high and DIY!
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ORDER_66
I am The Wrench in all your plans....
I imagine. I brought my 40 inch insignia flat screen and the shyt was heavy asf...
it wasnt one of the new paper thin ones...
MajesticLion
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If you think you're mounting an 80"+ on your own, you're outta your damn mind. 
invincible1914
G.O.M.A.B.
It depends on the size of the tv, and if you are crazy enough to risk breaking it.
Like somebody said… hire somebody to do it. Even if you can do it yourself, a pro can run the wiring and the speakers and make it look so crisp on your wall.
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