The only down side to wires behind a wall is that you're restricted to move anything. But a floating shelf looks more neater than having a shelving unit/bookcase thing. I wouldn't mount the router though.Can save you £100-150Dh is currently scouring the web ready to spend £1000 on a TV and ps4 with some kind of big Star Wars bundle. Please someone tell me somewhere is having this amazing sale where we'll get a good Panasonic 4k (is that a thing?) 48/50" TV with ps4 for less!! Preferably £500 less!
Argos - £539 for 48" or £549 for 50"
Game - £329.99 ps4 1TB or £299.99 500GB
Wait for Black Friday.
Thanks smartie, I'll show him tonight. He started on very but pretty happy spending that, will have enough left over to get it wall mounted in time for Christmas too. It's creeping up now!
If you have a credit account with Very then it will save you the outright cost but cost you more in the long run. Could always go for BNPL if you have enough on the account and pay over 6m-1yr.
We've got the money set aside and reserved the TV to pick up tomorrow from Argos and have a bloke coming at 4 to price up wall mounting the one we have downstairs in our room and the new one in the lounge and putting the wires behind the wall. We have a droid box, bluray player, router and bt box we'd need mounting with it so i may drag him to ikea to get a long shelf for below it. Would that work?
I'm gutted tbh as he wants to get rid of my beautiful oak TV cabinet and shelf/draw thing and I adore them. And not to mention I have to have both walls repainted before Thursday so they're ready. And I haven't even started with the testers yet!
Depending on positioning of the TV you could still use your TV cabinet to hold the bits if wires are long enough and go for the wire casing instead to hide the wires and either paint it or leave it as the colour you've chosen.
Men have to be complicated
D) any idea where I can buy a bigger than average one please? X
Not sure if anyone else has posted but Tesco have20% off major named gift cards x I got my niece a £25 new look voucher for £20 x
My youngest keeps talking about a big big big iron man that he wants for Xmas, apparently it's big up to sky
Not sure if anyone else has posted but Tesco have20% off major named gift cards x I got my niece a £25 new look voucher for £20 x
My youngest keeps talking about a big big big iron man that he wants for Xmas, apparently it's big up to sky
The only down side to wires behind a wall is that you're restricted to move anything. But a floating shelf looks more neater than having a shelving unit/bookcase thing. I wouldn't mount the router though.Can save you £100-150Dh is currently scouring the web ready to spend £1000 on a TV and ps4 with some kind of big Star Wars bundle. Please someone tell me somewhere is having this amazing sale where we'll get a good Panasonic 4k (is that a thing?) 48/50" TV with ps4 for less!! Preferably £500 less!
Argos - £539 for 48" or £549 for 50"
Game - £329.99 ps4 1TB or £299.99 500GB
Wait for Black Friday.
Thanks smartie, I'll show him tonight. He started on very but pretty happy spending that, will have enough left over to get it wall mounted in time for Christmas too. It's creeping up now!
If you have a credit account with Very then it will save you the outright cost but cost you more in the long run. Could always go for BNPL if you have enough on the account and pay over 6m-1yr.
We've got the money set aside and reserved the TV to pick up tomorrow from Argos and have a bloke coming at 4 to price up wall mounting the one we have downstairs in our room and the new one in the lounge and putting the wires behind the wall. We have a droid box, bluray player, router and bt box we'd need mounting with it so i may drag him to ikea to get a long shelf for below it. Would that work?
I'm gutted tbh as he wants to get rid of my beautiful oak TV cabinet and shelf/draw thing and I adore them. And not to mention I have to have both walls repainted before Thursday so they're ready. And I haven't even started with the testers yet!
Depending on positioning of the TV you could still use your TV cabinet to hold the bits if wires are long enough and go for the wire casing instead to hide the wires and either paint it or leave it as the colour you've chosen.
Men have to be complicated
They so are!
The guy was lovely, He's just messaged dh with 20% off the price he quoted me (knowing we were definitely going with him) and said he'd be sending some business our way as he needs some new printed workwear for his guys!
Still a bit undecided about what to do with the wires but looking forward to getting them up where they can't be whacked by small children!
