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Hey guys.

 

Trying to get ideas how to mount our meeting room PC to the wall. The only way i can think of doing it is with a cage but its a little overkill.

 

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This could do it if i remove the front door.

 

Anyone got a better way of doing this that isn't going to cost more than the blood of my first born child? If not, got a cost effective supplier you use?

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Put a shelf up, place PC on shelf, remove side, drill holes in to the case and use a nut/bolt to secure to shelf, put case side back on and padlock the case. Cheap and Cheerful.
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No more nails?
Only if you would quite like it to stay up.

 

Sticks like Sh!t for the win.

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/evo-stik-sticks-like-sh-t-290ml/22070

 

You would have to take the plaster off the wall if you ever want to move it though...

 

Edit: although what I'd actually do is this:

 

Put a shelf up, place PC on shelf, remove side, drill holes in to the case and use a nut/bolt to secure to shelf, put case side back on and padlock the case. Cheap and Cheerful.
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I would change for a NUC or Vesa based PC and screw the mount that comes with it to the wall. Much easier.

 

Or better still Display over Network cabling, then PC can be in your room and fully protected - depends really what it is being used for. If staff need access to it the putting it in cage or high shelf won't help you.

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Call yourself an IT techie! This is obviously a job for duct tape and lots of it!

 

Ridiculous!

 

This is the perfect excuse to raise a PO for a Nail Gun!

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Posted
Put a shelf up, place PC on shelf, remove side, drill holes in to the case and use a nut/bolt to secure to shelf, put case side back on and padlock the case. Cheap and Cheerful.

 

I have done the above without the shelf or padlock. Just screw the side of the case to the wall. Works better with smaller PCs obviously.

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