Very detail vedio. I already planed something like this in future for my room and was worried about carpanter but now i get idea and after measurements i can easily built it for my self how i want and will save alot of money. Thankyou so much. I have a suggestion if possible kindly add a picture of measurements u make while working on any project this will definately help us alot.
The TV unit really looks neat, one of my favourite DIY video, please can tell how you lock the French cleat system from sliding the unit from left to right? Cheers
Thank you so much for the support! The unit is very heavy and you will need about 3 to 4 people to lift the unit so it won’t move, it will basically hang like a picture frame. We also design the unit so its removable, if maybe-in the future you have to remove the unit to sort out cables or have to do any repair work on plugs etc..
Very nice design. Also very great video. Two Q's: 1) The French cleat that fits on the mdf board seems to be only fasten with normal chip board screws. Is the screw strong enough for the weight of the TV and the unit you built ? 2)Do you fasten the wall french cleat with an expansion screw?
Thank you 😇 Yes we use alot of chipboard screws, one screw will obviously break, but 20 screws on one beam will do the job. Yes we use extended roll bolts on the wall side.
Net een vraag, ek het nou al 'n goedkoop boor, miter saag, figuursaag, en bandskuurmasjien gekoop. Wat sou jy aanraai as die volgende kopie? Ek doen tans maar klein projekte by die huis, maar wil definitief beter raak.
What tool did you use to make that incision for the lock catch? As well as what tool do you use to make the holes for the round part of the lock? Thanks in advance.
Great Job Greg! It looks fantastic!! I had a question though .. What would you do if such floating unit was requested to have a hanging tv AND a soundbar? How would you advise to hang the soundbar below the tv? And how should the wiring be arranged behind the unit so that its servicable/accessible? Thanks!!
@@diywithgreg thank you I'm from mpumalanga but unfortunately we or let me say I'm not aware as yet where I can get something to start up like most here they wanna sell you woods which are already polished they don't understand the concept that I wanna learn everything from scratch
The wooden part may be massive but your TV is miniscure. In this day and age, you will regret that purchased such a small TV. In other words, your design doesnt allow you to get a larger TV whch will be probelmatic down the road.
Beautiful 👌🍻
¡¡Ow..Muy hermoso su trabajo..!! Gracias por darnos a conocer...😃👍👍👍👍👍
Great job! Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills.
Hello, Wow, I love it. Beautiful like that. Awesome You did a Great Job. Excellent. 👍 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations. Cool
Wooowww
This is beautiful
Precioso. Me ha gustado mucho y he tomado varías ideas. Muchas gracias
tres jolie travail ,il manque juste l'instalation au mur
Very detail vedio. I already planed something like this in future for my room and was worried about carpanter but now i get idea and after measurements i can easily built it for my self how i want and will save alot of money. Thankyou so much.
I have a suggestion if possible kindly add a picture of measurements u make while working on any project this will definately help us alot.
We have a new video we are working on, a better tv wall unit. Will most probably launch end of January, with drawings available
Nice idea 💡. Came out great!
The TV unit really looks neat, one of my favourite DIY video, please can tell how you lock the French cleat system from sliding the unit from left to right? Cheers
Thank you so much for the support!
The unit is very heavy and you will need about 3 to 4 people to lift the unit so it won’t move, it will basically hang like a picture frame.
We also design the unit so its removable, if maybe-in the future you have to remove the unit to sort out cables or have to do any repair work on plugs etc..
Nice work what’s the overall size of the unit
Love the commentary on filming yourself at the client's house - I couldn't agree more. It's not wrong, but it is just weird...
Took the words out of my mouth.
Its very simple to hang the unit.
How heavy was this and did you use lag bolts to fasten the chest to the wall?
Great Job What is the size of screws did you used when you build the foating unit and the faoting shelves?
Very thick and long screws 😂
Very nice design. Also very great video. Two Q's: 1) The French cleat that fits on the mdf board seems to be only fasten with normal chip board screws. Is the screw strong enough for the weight of the TV and the unit you built ? 2)Do you fasten the wall french cleat with an expansion screw?
Thank you 😇
Yes we use alot of chipboard screws, one screw will obviously break, but 20 screws on one beam will do the job.
Yes we use extended roll bolts on the wall side.
This is diwsh “do it with some homies” you had people helping you man jk😂😂
What material and size is this? Looks ginormous. Is this one single board?
How much you charge for that remarkable job
What is the size of the MDF board you started with? It looks much larger than the standard 4' x 8'.
Love this but I really wish your fingers were not that close to the blade when your passing the wood through...😬😬 makes for a very nervous watch!
Great job! What are the size strips you used? I couldn’t hear very well in the video. Thank you
Was 5mm thick x 50mm wide
Net een vraag, ek het nou al 'n goedkoop boor, miter saag, figuursaag, en bandskuurmasjien gekoop. Wat sou jy aanraai as die volgende kopie? Ek doen tans maar klein projekte by die huis, maar wil definitief beter raak.
What tool did you use to make that incision for the lock catch? As well as what tool do you use to make the holes for the round part of the lock? Thanks in advance.
The Kerf for a lock can be dont 3 ways
Chisel, router, or a bisker joint cutter.
Or even just a skill saw doing a plung cut.
Why do beds have wooden slats?
Would have been nice to see how the wires was hidden. Otherwise great video thanks!!
Sir one question what size you use frech cleats sir thank you
Was about 2.3m long
Very nice ❤️..BTW from which wood the shelves are made
Same as the tv unit. Its called kiaat
What's the name and colour of your varnish please
I used a product from South Africa, its a matt clear varnish.
That looks expensive ☺️
Custom furniture normally is a bit more expensive then to buy something off the shelf.
Great Job Greg! It looks fantastic!!
I had a question though .. What would you do if such floating unit was requested to have a hanging tv AND a soundbar?
How would you advise to hang the soundbar below the tv?
And how should the wiring be arranged behind the unit so that its servicable/accessible?
Thanks!!
Goeie werk ou maat, onlangs begin houtwerk doen, so seker ek gaan baie by jou leer! :)
How can I fix something like this (looks at least a 100 lbs) to my dry wall? Do you have any video on that?
u gonna have to go through to the studs obviously..look up videos on "how to find studs" or "drilling to studs"
Greg in RSA where can u buy raw material woods
Hi, not to sure where you are from in SA. But we normally buy from silverton hout handelaars.
@@diywithgreg thank you I'm from mpumalanga but unfortunately we or let me say I'm not aware as yet where I can get something to start up like most here they wanna sell you woods which are already polished they don't understand the concept that I wanna learn everything from scratch
am I tripping or did you make a video like this before?
I did indeed, this is version 2. Different design
Where are you located??
South Africa
I know😂but in which province? I'd like to order a TV wall unit
You really should be wearing a mask when spraying. All that drift from the sprayer and you're inhaling that...not good for your lungs.
Was going to say exactly this. With the profits from this build please buy yourself and your staff a respirator each.
I feel you on it being weird recording your self but you could always say It's for liability or advertising
The wooden part may be massive but your TV is miniscure. In this day and age, you will regret that purchased such a small TV. In other words, your design doesnt allow you to get a larger TV whch will be probelmatic down the road.
exactly