how difficult is it to move the TV up and down the telescoping pole? intend to have TV at one height while watching but lower it when not in use.
2086347
You need an Allen wrench to move the two nuts that adjust the height. It is not quick or easy as you have to deal with the weight of the tv. Otherwise it is a sturdy useful product that has come in very handy.
2086348
Overall it's a nice strong stand, but to adjust height is a pain, you have to unscrew n screw the bolts and find the holes n line it up, kind of a pain
446470
You have a unit that is less in weight than I am using. I have an old 32" standard TV--almost takes two to lift it. The unit has been on the stand for over one year. There is no evidence of weakening or sag in the stand. I would highly recommend this to you. It is strong, easily assembled, and has the appearance of a fine piece of furniture.
668125
If it's a large SUV like a Yukon XL or Suburban, more than likely at an angle, but it will not be easy. I rented a UHual for 29.99 for the day to move mine with a 70" TV.
804490
My TV is 80 inches, so it was very heavy, but it wasn't difficult otherwise. It kind of hooks on and then you tighten it up with a screw once it is on there so it stays. I've never removed it, but it would be easy to do so.
529101
Sort of... You can adjust height by the tv brackets but the pole part does not change height.
236860
Yes it can, there is a single bolt at the bottom of the vertical pole which you can loosen, rotate the T.V, then tighten again.
1371666
You can adjust left to right slightly with the knobs on the bracket behind the television. If this doesn't work, it's not level enough and you need to remount it.
1394211
It does move side to side along with tilting up/down. It's more like a swivel arm made me kind of nervous but now a days tvs are light weight and move around just find because they don't weigh that much!!
1702195
I am very happy with mine and you can move the TV left and right as well as up and down. You can't beat it for the price. I use mine for a 32" TV.
1493129
It's more stable than I had hoped for. once I aligned all of the bolts and tightened them, it actually feels as if the bracket and tv were soldered together, that's how sturdy it is for me at least. If you do need to move the entire unit, do know that you must move it slowly because it is top heavy (evident by the picture). But the tv and bracket turn very smoothly on the pole support.
804493
Depending on the size of your TV, it is easy to hang and remove TV. (Ours is 55 inches and needs 2 people to maneuver). It is a click mechanism.
1297159
You can move the net up and down a few inches on the poles (adjusting the rope that holds the upper corner of the net). Also you can drill an extra hole in the lower portion of the pole to telescope one part into the other a little further (locking them with the spring loaded button into the drilled hole) to make the pole lower. You can't, however, make the poles higher than they already are.
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.
1024393
Yes, you would have to unbolt the extension poles, meaning you'd have to have someone support the weight of the TV.
454381
There is a lot of adjustment available with the mount. My current setup has the bottom of the TV screen at 32" from the floor. I'm able to adjust the mount to have it higher or lower than that however.
646439
It has not been designed for that but it could. However, the TV must not be too heavy.
443956
No. It is just on a "bendable arm". So, that is about all the adjusting you can do. Up and down on the pole is not something you can do.