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if the bracket doesn't come with fixings, use metal rawlbolts if it's a big , heavy TV. plastic fixings for satellite dishes are quite good for this purpose as well. don't forget to read david cockbur's posts and bond the bracket. :33::puke:
 
and to the brass handles on the plastic windows.
 

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