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Old 08-28-2017, 01:16 PM   #1
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Tv mount

Ok. Just got my new Windjammer 3025. I have an outside tv mount that looks like this.

https://www.wallmountworld.com/Wall-...pare-plate.htm

I need help finding a tv bracket that will fit this style mount. Could someone please point me in the right direction to find this bracket. If you have links I would appreciate them. Thanks in advance
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Knowing the size of the holes and slot would help.

Hardware stores sell a colored bolt with a flat head which is tightened with an allen wrench. Could you install 4 of these in the back of the TV and hang the TV using the bracket shown? You may need a nut on each bolt so the bolts don't protrude to deep inside the TV case and short out the electrical. Looking online I found the following: http://www.bing.com/images/search?vi...=13&ajaxhist=0
The bolts are called "furniture bolts" I believe. You would need shorter bolts than the ones shown. The bolts are available in different lengths and dia.
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Check Amazon for Keyhole TV mounts...
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Ramco Engineering. Takes some time to find it on the site but, I just purchased one. Sometimes they are listed on ebay by Ramco.
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