Re: In wall Conduit

["Stuart Worrall" <stuart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

ive got one of those from amazon but its the tilt version on a panny
42".
Is very good for the price and very solid.  A great buy and it does indeed
look too cheap!

I did a floating wall build with it which is posted on the avforums if you
want to take a look as there are pics of the bracket on the thread

http://www.avforums.com/forums/home-cinema-diy/734383-sworralls-floating-wall-thread-yes-another-one.html

Stu

2008/10/20 Tim Hawes <timsyahoo@xxxxxxx>

>   It's ok, it was a purely selfish question re: screen & bracket -
I'm
> looking for a bracket too :-)
> I'm tempted by this one. The reviews are ok, but it just seems *too*
> cheap... I've got a 40" Sony and there are plenty of Sony owners
in
> the reviews so it may be ok.
> http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000RIXEVW
>
> Do you have to pull the cable round the corners in one go, or do you
> have access to the corners?
> For me, I can get to each corner so have only put trunking in for the
> straight run in the plaster.
>
> Depending on the connector size you could probably pull the 3 hdmi at
> once, if the connectors are staggered down the length, and you can get
> to the corners/bends.
>
> The other thing I did was to fit the cables into the trunking while it
> was exposed in the wall and then clip the lid on, i.e. before
> plastering. At worst, you could cut the connectors off to pull the
> cable out for an upgrade later.
>
> There are some pics of my retrofit in the "Tim Hawes" album
on yahoo
> (UKHA group area).
>
> HTH,
>
> Tim.
>
> On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 11:28 AM, Robert James
<rob68james@xxxxxxx<rob68james%40hotmail.com>>
> wrote:
> >
> > Sorry, I was a bit vague wasn't I...
> >
> > TV is 37" Panasonic and I haven't chosen the bracket yet
(again open to
> suggestions).
> >
> > I am looking at running 3 separate HDMI and 2 x Cat5, so the
conduit
> needs to be big enough to run these cables including connectors on the
HDMI.
> The run will not be straight either, so I will need something without
right
> angles as I assume these will be quite hard to pull through. If I do
this
> right first time, It should be relatively hassle free when changing
> everything and terminating Fibre in ten years time...
> >
> > Regards
>
>
>



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Stu Worrall
stu.worrall@xxxxxxx
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