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Flush fit, with glass front so its completely waterproof, it rocks and cost less than US $500 in total.

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Amazing how the cool factor far seems to far outweigh the usability, unless of course you are standing while watching!]]>May 30th 2006 3:12PMhttp://www.engadgethd.com/2006/05/30/home-theater-blog-how-to-wall-mount-a-lcd-or-plasma/http://www.engadgethd.com/2006/05/30/home-theater-blog-how-to-wall-mount-a-lcd-or-plasma/
"About screen height: As you can see in the photo links at the top of the page, this particular screen is positioned somewhat high on the wall, something I try to avoid if at all possible. Our reasoning for placing this LCD high on the wall was the four poster bed in this room, any lower and the view would have been obstructed by the lower left bed post."]]>May 30th 2006 4:10PM