Is it possible to mount the TV on this stand in portrait (vertically) instead of horizontally?
1518830
I don't really think so -- hard to tell for positive, but doesn't look like it.
1518831
I don't remember that being an option. I don't have access to the stand anymore to double-check.
1518832
Yes it is possible in my opinion because my tv is mounted horizontally. The vertical bar is about 55" high. You must manage to create the holes to attach the horizonbtal bar to it. Once you have done that, it is a simple next step to screw it tight to the vertical bar.
1518833
It's been awhile since I bought this tv stand but if I remember correctly, you cannot mount the tv vertically.
461004
Yes - you can move it slightly (an inch or two) horizontally. It can be adjusted vertically by mounting it to different screws on the arms. Also you can adjust the tilt via the levers on the arms. Hope that helps.
1765224
The quick answer is no. However perhaps you could attach something by drilling mounting holes for a shelf. Or perhaps there's an attachment that will allow you to use the bottom part of the VESA mount holes. I also don't see why you couldn't just mount a shelf to the wall under the TV after it's mounted.
2254965
I think the only way to accomplish this would be to mount it on the vesa mount 90 degrees. So make sure you want to keep it this way for a while, lol. You cannot simply just rotate it.
440641
Yes, it is possible to rotate stand coupler to the horizontal position. This is particulary usefull for group settings and widescreen renderings.
1034957
You should be able to. Mounting holes are standardized and the connection is pretty flexible. My concern is weight. The stand cannot support my 46 inch Samsung LCD. You can see the mount metal flexing and it remains in the fully downward tilted position because the position locks can't hold the screen vertically.
1629727
You cannot physically rotate the screen on its mount, but if you have an aftermarket one it should be possible. All monitor images can be changed into portrait mode by right clicking on the desktop, clicking "screen resolution", and changing the "orientation" pulldown menu.
236260
Specifically No. While the TV has an attachment slide for the included stand, it's doesn't have holes specific for mounting to the underside of the cabinet with a bracket. However, there may be TV mounting brackets that will accommodate this TV allowing you to flip it up and down.
1833342
If you mean vertical position as portrait then you can't do it.It is designed for landscape view only. This is not a cellphone or ipad were with one rotation of your hand you can view either. I like my viewsonic.
332647
This mount is made to be installed vertical. I doubt that you could install it horizontally and make it work properly.
1239561
It is not directly mountable to the wall. Your only option would be to buy a shelf that hangs down from a VESA mount attached to the wall, and then place the TV on the stand.
1973029
I don't plan to mount it in a horizontal position, but, I don't see why you couldn't. It should be fine mounted horizontally.
787272
Yes (sort of). It is more of a "square peg" thing so only works on the 90 degree angles, but you can mount the stand on a vertical surface as well as horizontal. I currently have mine mounted on the side of my desk hutch.
1498574
Yes you can, and if you desired you could pull the TV away from the wall and aim it left or right. it's a great mount, very sturdy.
395976
I have it mounted horizontally, can't remember if it could be turned vertically.
642058
Hi Kelly, The X10F can't be physically displayed in portrait. The stand will only facilitate landscape.
832489
The mount isn't designed to be used horizontally; the latching mechanism it uses to attach the TV to the Mount Base won't be secure. I wouldn't buy this mount for that application. I'd look for a fixed-base mount.EDIT: To securely mount the base you'd have to drill through the lid and go buy some bolts & nuts to securely mount the base. So yeah, would definitely keep shopping.