Peerless Slimline HDTV mount is just 0.4-inches thin

by Darren Murph, posted May 3rd 2008 at 6:33PM

Peerless has been known to crank out some fairly svelte wall mounts for flat-panels, but it really outdid itself with this one. Christened the "world's thinnest mounts," the Slimline universal mounting solution comes in at just 0.4-inches thick, which would unquestionably bring your LCD / plasma ridiculously close to the wall. Though even Peerless mentions that Hitachi's 1.5-inch units work marvelously with this, it is designed to handle practically any flat-panel weighing less than 150-pounds and measuring less than 60-inches. Users can even pick up an in-wall AV accessory box to neatly tuck away those cables and connectors, but considering that pricing information is glaringly absent, we're a tad scared to imagine what this thing actually costs.

[Via DailyGame]

Filed under: DIY, Displays, Other hardware

Tags: mount, mounting, mounts, peerless, ultra-thin, universal, velcro, wall mount, WallMount

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motech @ May 3rd 2008 8:42PM

i would try to use it on current displays but the power cord always seems to get in the way petruding out the back of the tv...

pretty slick though . .
i hope new displays are smarter about port and power placement
as it will matter more then ever now . .

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FLskydiver @ May 3rd 2008 11:15PM

It ought to be pretty cheap, since there obviously isn't much to it but a single stampable piece of metal.

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GhostDoggy @ May 4th 2008 7:52AM

I have not seen any of these ultra-thin flat-panels yet. I am not sure how the cable connection points are handled. I am more curious as to what their respective manuals have to say about distance-from-wall for colling purposes. Nothing like a high-dollar product prematurely failing because of cooling conditions are not suited to it.

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