Pantel debuts outdoor TV mounts for outdoor HDTVs
by Darren Murph 
posted Feb 17th 2009 at 4:39AM
Filed under: Displays, Other hardware, Others
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
EUPHOR1C @ Feb 17th 2009 8:27AM
Waste of money...............You have to be a complete moron to spend this much money for a "weather resistant stand'. Yeah I always like to take the hose to my flat screen outside. Maybe this stand will protect it?
clara @ Feb 17th 2009 11:37AM
Yes, this is a ripoff. You could actually get these custom fabricated for less than those prices.
However, the picture above is *exactly* what I've been looking for for indoor use, except that from looking at the base and the stresses that would be put on that if bolted to an arbitrary surface, I'd say that this pic is upside down and it's actually a ceiling mount.
Chad @ Feb 17th 2009 12:08PM
Tell me more about these "Mobile Floors".
Bonkers @ Feb 18th 2009 2:43AM
I do not even keep my bike outdoors and they want a $2000 hdtv outdoors?! Maybe it is for the thieves to relax, and watch David Letterman first, before braking your back door.