just mounted my plasma TV to my wall, it will be ok?
This is the way I did, I bought a meter length of 3.5mm Cable steel that has eyelets on both sides, i closed the anchor cable to the wall with 95 mm long and 14 millimeters thick bolts, those with the metal sleve as opposed to plastic, my TV has two hooks on the back as the previous owner had his suspended using the same size cable through beams its maximum, when it closed out the wall i physicaly wall holding up my cable and tried to pull it off with my feet against the wall as a lever, and what not stirred, of course, the TV will not put that much strain on it as the Waight is pulling down, not out as I was doing, so his hanging, as a picture In theory, you think will be ok, thank you I'm not that stupid, its brick wall, hence the reason I used bolts (for use in concrete)
If you can hang the cable .. and he is in a brick wall …. I consider this issue resolved, the anchors will not move .. if you can not pull them out … I can not see him pulling them down … good job!
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