Where can i carry a wall mount for a TV which doesn't require putting holes contained by the wall?
Answers: There isn't anything that you can do without putting holes surrounded by the wall to my knowledge. You can use a ceiling mount bracket, wall bracket or a corner shelf to place the TV on. But something must support it. Here is one site to make available you some ideas. Or you can use a bookcase beside adjustable shelves to place it in. It can even be a corner cabinet or place it on a dresser. Any place similar to Best Buy or Circuit City should have something for your wishes. The new TV's contained by that size have wall mounts that come next to them.
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Enough glue or double sided cassette can solve anything... Of course, that would probably be just as bleak (or worse) as putting holes in the wall.
If the wall you are mounting to is steel, you could use a really big magnet.
If nearby are some sturdy hooks elsewhere on the wall, you could hang the LCD eyeshade using some 50lb+ fishing line.
If the wall is smooth, you could try a huge suction cup. Don't quality bad if it falls though.
Maybe you could mount a wall mount onto a big piece of tiny part board, and then use some casing tape (something that won't weaken the wall) to attach the particle board to the wall. The concept being that the tiny part board will give you a better surface nouns to weight ratio, which is exalted for the success of video.
You can buy some pretty heavy duty velcro at your local home depo or Osh supply.
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