Will this provide extra protection to a tv that is wall mounted? thank you.
1495104
The wall mount should provide ample protection but yes this will add an additional layer of protection. Just follow the directions provided on the box on how to mount the straps and you will be just fine.
680359
You should see screw holes on your TV where the frame will attach. Most likely, I would assume the manufacturer wouldn't have obstructed this.
1183946
Not literally under the TV but it can be placed by the TV without the wallmount
1512304
I have a wall mount for our TV. My husband dog is a clutz and we didn't want him running into the cabinet and knocking the TV over.
1340908
Are you perhaps asking about the security cable that comes with some large flat panel TVs and screws into the back of the TV at one end and to the stand at the other end? The purpose of the cable is to keep the TV from being knocked over or pulled over by a child who could be injured by the falling TV. If this is a concern, I'd secure the cable to the wall behind the cabinet location because this cabinet is so low that if the cable were secured to the cabinet top, it could still fall far enough to injure a child.
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
540016
TV has two swivel points. One at the joint of the wall and second at the joint to attach TV. Thus, yes as long as wall doesn't obstruct TV movement.
1325259
Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.
126568
It's possible, you would hVe to purchase a mount or make one yourself , the av type of screw on would be facing down in this case because the cable of the surge protector is pretty think and not easy to bend. The one I own I have laying flat behind my tv
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.
672848
Yes I think so .... But only if you have enough room to prevent it from hitting the wall. I would say you need about 15 inch clearance behind tv.
1342330
I am not quite sure of your question. The arm lays fully against the wall if the TV is not mounted.
1607242
I think so. It just uses the cable to cover access to the screws that mount the TV to the bracket.
867049
It should as long as your TV has the standard mount on the back. You will want to make sure you have a solid mounting point for the bracket on whatever wall you are putting it on. I made a wood plate that was about 6"x6" to spread the load out on the wall.
1819557
Putting velcro on the sides of the TV does make it steady and secured. The best way is to move two of the velcros provided and place them on the curvy/bent side of the plastic protector so they sit and stick to the top part of your TV. This, of course, assumes that the protector has the right size for your TV.
484631
The manufacturer states that this mount fits most televisions up to 55". The brackets will fit the television but I would certainly want to secure the bracket to the wall. It would be the weight of the television pulling on the bracket that would be of most concern. Good luck.
306721
Depends on where you have it installed and how big your flat screen is. I personally wouldn't put one on top of mine because it isn't against a wall.