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12-30-2012, 03:17 PM
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Bryan,
The name of the mounting bracket I was thinking of is called a French Cleat. You take the sawtooth brackets off the back of the cases and replace these with the bracket from the French cleat. Mount the wall attachment using hardware supplied and toggler snapsku drywall anchors. Place the case on wall so bracket parts interlock. You do not need to hit studs with this method of mounting the display. I just put up a shot glass display from Pennzoni and it would take a hurricane to bring it down. Very easy to mount heavy things on wall and not worry about the weight. Takes about 30 minutes to put up with all the measuring and you don't need to find studs.
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