Would this work good to wall mount a tv without removing the tv base?I want to keep the base attached so I can easily move the TV outside as desired
906133
No. This isn't designed for televisions. If you do something like that, you're going to create a hazard. This is a component shelf.
2005071
The back edge of the base contains a mounting hole and I used a screw to secure the TV to a wooden shelf. You could install an angled wedge under the base and use a long screw to secure the wedge and TV to your shelf. The TV is very light; no danger that it would fall if the screw is secure.
103613
The stand can support the TV on its own. It does not need to be attached to a wall. However, current TV's are tall, thin, and potentially unstable. If the TV is sitting on the shelving, it might be prudent to use a wire cable to attach it to the vertical pole or wall to keep it from getting knocked over.
1640953
You can tighten the top apparatus quite a bit to secure it. The suction cup mainly helps to keep it balanced and flat against the wall. As long as you had the weight on it evenly distributed I would think if would be ok without using the suction cup. Just a best guess though-no personal experience.
256687
It should hold because the locking mechanism will "click" ensuring that its secured to the wall mount. Then you would have to reach around the back of the tv to unlatch the tv from the wall mount by pressing the locking mechanism. The locking mechanism seems pretty secure by my experience.
276874
Same problem here. I just connected the TV to the base without the screw and it seems pretty secure to me on the TV stand. Hopefully it not tumble over randomly one day while I am at work...
1914176
This is not one that will satisfy ur needs. Once you screw the TV to the mount, it's there to stay.
590567
I AM NOT SHUR I UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION. SORRY. I WILL TAKE A GUESS AT YOUR QUESTION. U WANT TO LEAVE STAND ATTACHED TO TV& attach wall mount to a mounting post?? Correct? If so. Yes will work. This is a really great product. I spent $70 at walmart on a peace of ---- returned it. Gd luck
2194254
Hi Jean, I dont quite understand your question. Are you trying to mount this on a wall? I am not mounting mine. I just leave it free standing on the ground.
520603
Hmmm, you would have to create some type of makeshift way to do it. The feet of the unit have slots, apparently for wall hanging, although that would be awkward and the unit would be upside down. If your TV is hanging on a wall bracket, you may be able to install a shelf above or below it. I did that with my television and was able to use L brackets and mount the shelf directly to the top of the TV bracket.
128889
I don't believe this can be used to mount to your TV. However; I mounted mine to a brick wall using the enclosed hardware. Just screw into the mortar. Doesn't weigh much and works spectacularly! Good luck.
60313
This is meant to be used to allow the TV to be moved from tight to the wall outward and then rotated from right to left. I don't see any way it could be used any other way - - you would be lifting the weight and it would not stay except in the most downward position. I use it as it was designed and the major point was I could lock it in the stored position. I used it in a motorhome and securing it for travel was the big thing. Hope this help
1099744
Not sure about your specific TV. Our experience was that we could not tighten the bracket enough for the weight of our TV and it tilted forward. Since it did mount to the wall securely we ended up putting a shim to keep the TV from tilting. Your experience may be different. Good luck.
965464
No its not a wall mount, it's an adapter for your wall mount onto your TV. I believe it will work for you.
2100892
I attached mine to a stud in the wall. Don't think it attaches to TV mount... Hope this helps.
841790
I also wanted to mount this unit as close to the corner as possible. The swivel arm design allowed me to mount the base to the wall and move the 46" TV to appear as though it was mounted in the corner. Because the base is flat it needs to be mounted to a very solid surface if you want to position the TV close to the corner because that puts all the weight of the TV the maximum distance away from the base and there is a tremendous force placed on the mounting base in that configuration. You may also be limited, as I was, by wall stud locations if you're mounting to a frame wall. I was able to find studs pretty close to where they needed to be but since they weren't in the perfect location, my TV barely covers the visibility of the mounting base - but it does work.
691537
I don't think this would work. There is no solid way to wall mount. It is heavier than you think.