Hanging speakers on the wall?
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Hanging speakers on the wall?
What do you guys use to hang your surround speakers on the wall? I don't want to use nails since this puts holes in the walls. I have tried using that sticky putty stuff, but that tears the paint off the wall. Is there something that I can use that won't hurt the wall?
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One word: spackle.
Spackle is a homeowner's (or renter's) best friend. Put the nail (or even better, screw into wall stud), enjoy and spackle and sand when you're done.
Spackle is a homeowner's (or renter's) best friend. Put the nail (or even better, screw into wall stud), enjoy and spackle and sand when you're done.
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Re: Hanging speakers on the wall?
Originally posted by kgrogers1979
What do you guys use to hang your surround speakers on the wall? I don't want to use nails since this puts holes in the walls. I have tried using that sticky putty stuff, but that tears the paint off the wall. Is there something that I can use that won't hurt the wall?
What do you guys use to hang your surround speakers on the wall? I don't want to use nails since this puts holes in the walls. I have tried using that sticky putty stuff, but that tears the paint off the wall. Is there something that I can use that won't hurt the wall?
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Originally posted by JCJF10
You would need heavy speakers to make these come out.
I've done a chine-up off of two (175lb.).
You would need heavy speakers to make these come out.
I've done a chine-up off of two (175lb.).
I think I'll go buy some more!
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