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spacies:


There is no way I would ever mount a 100lb monitor to a hinged lid.

Seems crazy  :dizzy: 'cos every time you would open the lid the monitor opens with it.
Would have to be a mighty strong hinge.

Screw a 1 x 1 " piece of timber around the inside of the cabinet and sit the monitor frame on top.
That would be plenty strong enough.

Im just offering advice, but I wouldn't mount it to the lid.



rackoon:

I have given this a lot of thought also because I have a 27", 100lb monitor as well and I am mounting my monitor to several  :cheers:2x2's screwed and glued to the walls of my cocktail cab. My top is going to sit tight on some dowels to hold it in place. I will have half of one side hinged just like whamoed's but it will be just to gain access to the monitor parts.

squirrellydw:


--- Quote from: rackoon on June 04, 2007, 10:43:16 pm ---I have given this a lot of thought also because I have a 27", 100lb monitor as well and I am mounting my monitor to several  :cheers:2x2's screwed and glued to the walls of my cocktail cab. My top is going to sit tight on some dowels to hold it in place. I will have half of one side hinged just like whamoed's but it will be just to gain access to the monitor parts.

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so your side is not going to be connected to the top?  that could be an idea, hmmmm

rackoon:

If ya do it my way you could always mount the monitor and top to the trap door later. :applaud:

Speaking of monitors and mounting, are you going to mount tinted glass between the top glass and the monitor?  :dunno

squirrellydw:

No, just normal tempered glass, no tint

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