Materials: Lack TV Bench and Lack Wall Shelf
Description: I bought the following:
- 1 Lack TV Bench (149 cm)
- 1 Lack Wall Shelf (110)
- 6 GodMorgon legs.
I just put the bottom together as is. Then I just put the Legs between the bottom and top bench. On top of that I placed the Wall Shelf. To support it, I sawed the supporting side brackets of the original Lack into two parts. The legs were just attached to the bottom with a strong tape. The same for the upper shelf. That's it. It holds whatever components you want. Even big receivers.
~ Per-A. Rusten, Oslo
It may be your lens, but is it not bowing towards the middle?
ReplyDeleteNo, it's just the picture. It's not bending. I have just a long aluminium leveling stick to check it.
DeleteYeah, I think it is, too. Stick a couple of legs in the middle and you're set.
ReplyDeleteAlready have 2 legs just behind the front speaker, approx 6 inches from the back (centered under the TV foot).
DeleteTror det er like greit å henge opp TV'n på veggen før pappen i Lack-bordene knekker på midten. :)
ReplyDeleteSå kan du sette senterhøyttaleren der TV'n står nå.
He-he. Knekker nok ikke. Tyngden er fint fordelt over ett større areal. Dessuten står det 2 GodMorgen ben midt under platespilleren ca. Og originalen er testet fra Ikea på 50 kg (mener jeg å huske). Poenget var å få mere høyde for komponenter under, samt hevet TV'en litt.
DeleteOnkyo 609? I love it :-)
ReplyDeleteNice Boxee Box! I have one too, love using it with my Pogoplug running SMB
ReplyDeleteHave the same setup. Left the lack tv table as is, and got 4 legs to support the lack shelf. tv on top of shelf for better viewing
ReplyDeleteHow are the legs secured to the top of the bottom shelf?
ReplyDeleteHow are the godmorgon legs secured to the bottom shelf?
ReplyDeleteHow are the legs secure...you said with tape only? Surely not?
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