can the mounting plate be removed from the bracket and tthen attached so the bracket may be mounted to the ceiling without the weight of the tv on it?
1522792
Yes. You can separate the two components. It's much easier that way. It's a great mount. Easy to install and then maneuver the tv. I have it mounted on the ceiling over my basement bar.
289793
There are 4 screws holding the base, probably could be removed. It is light weight. It has S video input, RCA HDMi and computer, cable TV input
1655649
Yes, I think it would be easy to remove. If you are only removing the TV, it's even easier. The vertical poles are mounted to the TV which is then slid over the bracket on the wall and tightened. I used six bolts to mount the bracket, and I would not want to remove them to often for fear of loosening over time, and the holes it would leave in the wall, but you could certainly do it.
1308571
Yes, you remove it and hook it on the wall mounting bracket out of the way.
1330818
No, would most likely need to wall mount TV with adjustable mounting bracket.
64625
The manufacturer doesn't state that you may add anything else other than a TV to the mount. I'd be careful to use it other than what its made to do. The weight would not be an issue, however its made specifically for a TV.
538639
It would take some adjustment, some actual modification to the hardware. I will tell you this, you will be disappointed in this unit. It does not hold solidly and the TV feels very precarious in the mount. Look for another ceiling mount.
1999975
It's pretty much set where it is. Depending on the size of your TV, you probably won't even be able to move the mounting bracket up or down due to it's lack of height.
1133238
There are two screws that hold the fasten TV bracket to the arm on wall mount. You should be able to remove those screws and lift tv off of the mount.
1055044
Yes the stand could be removed and TV mounted on the wall....however you need to purchase the wall bracket separate....
1914175
There is no quick release, in so far a separate plate that remains on the TV and would lock into a plate on the mount. As difficult as it is to put the TV on is about how hard it would be to take the TV off, in my experience. Good luck.
422324
You can do that but it wil be more forward from the wall. Since I used mine on a smaller TV in the bedroom I found the studs to be farther apart then what the support holes on the bracket allowed. I placed two 1"x2" wood studs across longer than TV bracket. I secured them to the studs and was able to move the bracket more to the left or right. Support for weight was still there since the wood was secured to the studs. You can't really see the wood since its 1" and the TV covers it. Hope this helps
1451732
They only way to remove the plate is to unscrew the bolt that holds it on. I did this to attach it to my TV.
1637946
Unfortunately you have to remove all the screws, but it is only a total of 4 so with the TVs being so lightweight it is probably not too cumbersome to do it.
1451733
it is clearly not designed to. I had no problem installing a 24" TV onto the VESA plate by myself holding TV with one arm and screwing the holding screws in with the other hand. The largest size recommended for this mount is 24" and they only weigh 7-9 pounds.
1637944
NO. You can remove the vertical bolt, and leave the mounting plate on the tv for future use.I'd replace the nut on the bolt with a wing nut. If the tv not to heavy, it should be easy to alignthe bolt through the holes. You can remove the tilt knob, but it will take two persons, one to hold the tv,and one to hold the carage bolt to tighting it.A drop on mount still has to be bolted in place if the RV is being moved.Walt
1463218
I would not mount it on dry wall alone, the weight of the tv will pull itOff.