I'm having a hard time securing the display to the frame. I've been using double sided tape but one of the corners has very little room.
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Dude just use crazy glue, but 1st make sure you scrape of all the existing glue from where the old screen was if not it won't fit. Also its a tight fit so if you bent your housing just a little bit then it won't fit. Good luck
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there is a hole drilled in the glass that holds the shelf to the bracket, so they can't be moved. I have a problem with some of my larger components that have thicker cables/bigger connectors behind them. I am considering going to a Glass place and having them just cut me a larger shelf from glass that looks the same. Another option, for the connectors at least, is mounting a piece of 2x4 to the stud, then mounting the wall mount to the 2x4, giving me another 1.5" behind the components to work with. If I cut it to the right size and paint it with a flat black paint I think it will blend right in.
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In order for it not to keep falling off I imagine you have to the screen there. It basically just snaps on to either side of the screen and works best close to the frame for support so that when the dog goes in and out the frame doesn't pull as well.
814240
I had two possibilities get it laminated so the paper is protected and then use dbl sided tape or glue the strips that posters are hung with . Going to try the latter F. Griffin
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There is double sided tape and screws. I only used the tape and it is on very secure.
64399
By loosening the screw that allows positioning of the holder, you should be able to reposition it in a horizontal position, and then tightened the screw to secure the holder. Check an enlarged picture o the one at the right of this message. Good luck.
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I'd recommend the one that is 34x79 and maybe plan to wrap the screen around the tension rod a few times to shorten it if needed. You may need safety pins or tape or something to keep it rolled up at the top, but I bet it'll still function just fine. You could also create a fold at the top or bottom and hold it in place with pins. I haven't tested these, but I suspect they'll work. In either case, you should not plan to cut the screen or you'll lose out on the magnets to keep the screen closed at the bottom.
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Haven't had experience with this mounting but I would think if anything, to use double sided tape to mount due to size and weight of it.
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Yes, sure, but maybe you will need put some additional tape because the display is bigger.
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I ended up putting it in a thick frame for the short time I had it, but I'm sure double stick foam tape would work too.
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We manufactured a small 3D ultra bracket to hold it. A sheet metal clip with a screw might work also.
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My LCD screen came with thin double sided sticky tape. One cuts this into appropriate sizes to fill in the area where the LCD does not cover but the digital matrix (glass cover) does - extend. There is YouTube video somewhere that shows how it is done. I was not totally impressed with this method, I thought a better idea would be to buy the LCD - bezel assembly, that is pre-assembled. The Bezel is about $12 extra. This saves one the messy job of peeling of the broken glass too.
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I used normal double sided tape that you can buy at office supply store. I just needed more than they sent. It worked.
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I see the same thing with two pictures I hung, but it is not that noticeable. Why not try some glue or sticky stuff to pull the top part of the frame against the wall.
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You may try using some very strong double sided adhesive or industrial strength Velcro (R).
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I use the window suction cup mount as I knew the adhesive would not hold. I suggest going to a hardware store and buying a more adhesive tape and cut to size.
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The frame on tablet is glued to the panel. I had very hard time removing the frame. And u wont get frame with the screen.