Still a work in progress as I need a new cabinet but should give you an idea.

 It's on the B&O motorised bracket and has been built out from the wall slightly so the front of the TV is level with the outside of the alcove, also allows more turn into the room with the 7-2 speaker.

 Also for info, it's on a stud wall.  The wooden block used to give a bit more distance from the wall is attached to the vertical stud and also using some heavy duty plasterboard anchors.  The bracket is then attached to the block and through to the stud using long screws, and through the block to some more heavy duty plasterboard anchors.  I could swing off it if I wanted, so with the right fixings and a bit of thought any wall will take the weight.

Hi Simon,

Today I mounted my BV7-40 with the STB-brackets (BV7-40 close) as the B&O bracket was to far away from the wall and to expensive for me. The only disadvantage is that the TV is in a fixed position.

Mounting the tv was not really a problem when you use the service tool from STB-brackets. The service itself from STB-brackets is very good. Fast delivery, good quality product.

 The BV7 and BL7 uses two different brackets

Sorry for the poor lightning (my girlsfriend is watching Gillmore Girls 🙁)

Greetings

Many thanks for the pictures supplied in the previous two posts. This is of great help and gives me a very good idea about how the end result looks and positining etc. Thanks again. Anymore photos of people's wall mounted set ups is appreciated, even if not a BV7. Thanks also for the information about STB which may be a consideration if I decide to make any changes to my exisiting setup.

Simon.

Hi Mikey,

in case your a looking for a way to hide the cables, your dealer can get you what is called a "Wall Profile", an aluminium cable cover that matches the B&O silver very well. I think they sold that initially for the BS9000. It's not expensive, around 30$ or so when I bought mine.

Cheers

JK