What is the total height when completely lowered? And if it's pushed back against a wall how far would the front of the screen be from the wall?
865913
The top of the monitor is 19.25" above the desktop in fully lowered. The front of the screen is about 11.5" from the back of the stand (or wall in your case).
865914
On the stand provided top to bottom of stand is 19 inches. How far from wall would depend on how the stand is oriented and some orientations might not be comfortable in other ways. These questions are probably better answered by the manufacturer.
865915
Mine, completely lowered, just fits into my hutch. It's 19 inches high. The feet are what gives its depth of 14 inches.
865916
19" to the top of the bezel and 11" from the wall to the front of the bezel/screen. Note that about 3" of the front feet project out in front of the screen. That is no problem for me. I love this screen!
14036
Mine only sits 3"; that is from the wall to the back of the television. Hope this helps.
89029
There's a 1 foot black drop from the frame to the top of where the white screen part begins. I also measured 75 inches from the top of the frame to the very bottom of the screen when fully extended.
838547
We mounted our projected at church about 5-6 feet from the wall, and I think you can reduce the screen size by using the keystone feature. Hope this helps.
1472628
Ok I think the easiest way to put it is... take a regular size wall height cut it in half and divide it into 3 parts it is only big enough for one of those three parts. I'm not good at guessing inches and feet. Sorry hope this helps
1837912
I only know fully lowered my Secptre 18.5" TV is 1¾" from the bottom edge to the table top. It has a 2" frame at the bottom of the screen.
1861718
about 18 inches I think. I've already boxed it up to resell. the pictures are deceiving, the base is absolutely huge. You will actually lose desktop space with this and it forces you to move the monitors farther from the wall. Return shipping is around $18 also. Unless you can mount this to your desk without the base I would forget this thing. I am going to write a review of this thing right after I sell it. lol
1791559
the back brackets flush, and the tv attachment scissors out up to about a foot, but can be pushed back to around 4-6inches from wall. we love it--it tilts side to side or up and down to relieve any glare from any position in our family room
319557
I don't know, but I have mine about 18 inches below my TV and does not exhibit any effect on the TV. Since TV's are now mostly digital I would not expect any noticeable effect even if it is very close to the TV.
2258029
It haas slight slope. If you put the bottom flush against the wall, the top will be about 1 1/2 - 2" from the wall.
215458
It's hard for me to tell now as I have it mounted behind a flat screen TV, but I would say about 2" or so. It worked well for me behind the TV that has a standard wall mount with limited movement. I hope this helps.
1363447
We took it down at the end of summer so I can't measure the wall height but it seems it is around 6 foot maybe a little more. The product description says 76 inches which seems about right. We really like ours. I would caution you to take it down (which is really very quick and easy to do)(removing the canopy is not necessary but removing the screens is a good idea) if heavy rains or rain with strong winds are imminent. Repair parts are available online at Hutshop.
2247975
I would say from the backside of the tv to the wall is about 4 inches maybe
1177156
It's about three inches from the wall, I just pushed mine back to see just so I could answer your question... lol
2258030
The correct answer is what Meredith Magee posted. If you place it flush against a wall, the top will be about 1 1/2 inches from the wall. It is a very nice sturdy step stool.
749023
It seems like 90' but I don't have a super critical application, there is some play on the item. You could probably shim the wall and achieve 90'
1561384
The back of the TV is about 1" from the wall. It is an excellent system and we have had no trouble with it at all. We have a large TV (70") and mounted to studs (absolutely necessary).