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Anonymous   08-08-2005 at 12:38:14 AM

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Is this something that is best left to the store to do, or can you do it
yourself?

I have an apartment, so I can't really do too much damage to the wall.

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Anonymous   08-08-2005 at 03:44:51 PM
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Krisma wrote:

> Is this something that is best left to the store to do, or can you do it
> yourself?
>
> I have an apartment, so I can't really do too much damage to the wall.

Doesn't that depend on a large extent on the size of the TV you want
to mount? A 32" LCD could probably be mounted by one person without too
much trouble. But a 50" or 65" plasma is something I would likely leave
to an installer.

Alan F

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