How many inches at most could this raise a TV off the bottom of a tabletop? (How many inches at most from tabletop to bottom of TV?)
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2.5" to be safe you can raise up to 4" but my tv is a sony 60 " very heavy . thats all I need great deal.
1522230
Mine is a 50" plasma. I have it on the shortest setting as its a bedroom TV. For mine it wil raise another 6-7 inches
479741
You can push the TV as far back as possible, about four inches from the wall. Also, make sure you put some sort of oil so that the mount moves freely.
2093482
The stand is strong enough but the center tube is not long enough to keep the TV off of the table. Next size up from this company will work. These stands are built out of 1/4 inch steel.
69517
Good thought. I wish mine was a bit longer, too. It came already assembled and I didn't think about taking it apart, but by looking at mine, it appears that you could do it easily. I suppose a lot would depend on how big/heavy your TV is. Mine is just a small 19" and it's very light. Let me know!
666656
My TV is 50". I can't say for smaller but the pieces that attach to the tv look pretty adjustable. It may do the trick. Try to find the seller info and contact them about it.
899981
I am using a 46 inch TV and I have about 6 inches between the bottom of the TV and the top shelf while I am using highest setting. I guess you could go higher but then you would only be using one bracket and it may not be stable. Anyone only using 1 bracket and going higher?
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Dear John,From the BDI instructions: NOTE: There are several mounting-height positions to choose from on 3" increments. In general, for larger TV's (54" - 60") select a higher set of mounting holes, smaller TV's (40"- 46") select a lower set of mounting holes. This means that for your size Television it would need to mount at the very top of the height of the furniture, which is 60.25" high. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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It might be a balancing act but probably a 37 to 42 inch tv would be okay if it is one of the newer lightweight flat screens. It would set up high though, close to 4 feet.
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.
1013808
2" from bottom of tv to stand. 2.5" from bottom of tv to table tv/stand rests on. 5" from screen to table.
316824
The lowest position is pretty level with the table. Depending where you rest your arm, you can raise the palm of your hand about an inch off the table. The device itself raises up 4 or 5 inches. It's pretty awkward when it's raised. edit: I didn't twist the screw all the way up to test. Amr is probably right with 2-3 inches.
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I'm not sure because it's at my daughters. I will tell you the tv doesn't sit too high-6-8" from the base to bottom of TV. They sat it on a table. Hope that helps. The tv was a 26" I think.
1008944
With the way I set it up I have 9" from the top shelf to the bottom of a 60" Samsung TV. That is from the second highest position on the TV mount.
2121664
I have a 32 and can see maybe an inch along the bottom. Might be something you could bring down a little as there is some excess asking the top. To be honest it doesn't bother me and neither me or my husband are real good with that stuff. Just happy the tv is still on the wall :)
2057006
I have this wall mounted. Bottom of the TV is 34" off the ground. With a 5 degree tilt it is perfect for me.
1823133
We have a 47 inch TV. From the bottom of the TV to the floor it's Approx. 34 inches. I love the stand as it is very sturdy, but I wish I was able to swivel the TV monitor.
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I have a pair of 22" wide screen mounted on my Mount IT. The bottom of the screens is about 6 1/2"-7" from the desktop and there is about another 6" on the stand that could be used to get the monitors higher up.