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PC wall mount for college

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Hey everyone. So, I recently built my first PC and got it up and running (yay). What my next project is, is to wall mount this PC, except the only issue is, I'm going to college soon. Why this is an issue is that I won't be able to stick holes in the walls of my dorm, so I need a hole-less way of mounting my PC if I decide to go this route (which I personally want to because it would look sick in my dorm). I've looked into 3m adhesives and TV wall mounts, but, can't seem to find much. What do you guys got for me? Thanks!

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Why do you have to mount it to your wall

 

Leaving your PC's life dependent on some adhesive doesnt seem like a good idea.

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Are you really not allowed to make a small "book shelf"? (Small enough to safely put your PC on.)

To be honest, I wouldn't glue an expensive computer to a wall... especially not in a dorm room. On top of that, glue will also damage the wall when you decide to remove the PC.

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What is the rule on holes in the wall with the college?

 

If you use a TV wall mount, that needs to be drilled into the wall, so no difference there

 

If you use adhesives (better be some strong stuff to protect your investment) then you will tear up the paint and thin layer of drywall when you peel it off, which is a much greater repair then filling in some holes and touch up painting.

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