If the telly is bigger than 60", then put an rsj in there too.
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nah - its only a 26" (I think) and its on the wall in the bedroom.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostIf the telly is bigger than 60", then put an rsj in there too.
mrs 5* wants one of those swing arm mounts for the tv. I will however just get a static as this reduced any risk...Comment
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centuryOriginally posted by FiveTimes View Post@Diver - I'm putting TV up on wall this afternoon or tomorrow. The wall is a plasterboard and I'm going to use the metal anchors to get a good fixing. Would you recommend getting a setting tool for these ?
TIA 5*
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meat and potato pie and a butter rollOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat should I have for lunch today?
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hmm - I am off potato, bread, chocolate, sweets and dairy at the moment.Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postmeat and potato pie and a butter roll
could I just have meat?Comment
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Sound judgement sir.Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postnah - its only a 26" (I think) and its on the wall in the bedroom.
mrs 5* wants one of those swing arm mounts for the tv. I will however just get a static as this reduced any risk...Comment
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no - thems the rules.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Posthmm - I am off potato, bread, chocolate, sweets and dairy at the moment.
could I just have meat?
I have to pop to an out of town centre on way home so I will get one and eat it for you.Comment
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Afternoon all
Busy this morning, got the train in, which was grim.
Busy this afternoon and worse still, managed to accidentally invited myself to a late afternoon meeting.
Beer festival tonight in Surrey followed by curry.
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Just as well I scaled down my mates fish soup recipe by half. I've filled up a 20 litre stock pot
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