Please Help, first time at hanging an LCD to an angled wall.

[Chri5]

You MIGHT get away with this

http://www.directtvs.co.uk/LCD503_Single_Arm_Swivel_&_Tilt_LCD_Wall_Mount_LCD503/version-1.asp

It takes 30kg's and does

The LCD503 extends up to 17 Inch (43cm) away from the wall, ideal for corner mounting or angled viewing. Swivels on two axis; 180° at the wall and screen for greater viewing flexibility. It has a unique lateral screen adjusters achieve perfectly level installation and easy clip on installation of TV mounting plate.
For 12-32 Inch LCD TVs
Maximum Weight 30kg
VESA compatibility up to 200mm
Can be folded flat against the wall
Can be fitted to solid or single stud/baton walls
Cable management from the screen through the wall plate cover
Silver Effect Finish
Lifetime Warranty

Most 37" run from £140, however the makes appear to work on the basis of the more expensive / larger the TV- the more dosh they want.

If your TV weighs less than 30kgs and has Vesa mounting within the 200mm size, it will be okay.

Checked it, Toshiba 37WLT68 weighs 21.8 kgs- can't find details on the vesa mount size- your have to measure it!

 

[CallEdsFirst]

Love the Unistrut suggestion. My dad (electrician) builds everything with it. To date: Fence and gate for puppy "compound", gate to greenhouse area of garden, Ladder rack on side of house, shelving in shed. The mans obsessed. When I asked him if he had any black conduit for a suppy to my shed he said no, but I have some unistrut and some cover for it! I might addd before everyone is up in arms about the IP rating of strut with capping on it, he was joking!