I need to raise my 39" flat screen up about 15 inches. Is there enough "adjustment" on these stands?
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I would say yes, it comes down to whatever holes you select and they are all up and down the mount
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Well if your tv is light enough maybe..but if its heavy like mine it might wobble this high up...
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No. The limit is 55 inches. I have never even heard of a stand that will hold an 80-inch flat-panel TV but that does not mean they don't exist. Every TV that size that I have seen has been wall mounted.
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I think it shouldn't be a problem. Note that you don't have a big range to tilt the monitors, about 10 to 15 degrees at the most. The bigger issue is the viewing angle of your monitors, if you can't read the screen unless you're looking at them dead center, then this stand probably won't work for you. If you have decent monitors that you can read from a wide viewing angle, then you won't have a problem. I have so-so monitors, the extreme ones are a bit off-color but that's fine for me as I work with text rather than graphics for my day to day work.
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I wish I could give you an answer on how to adjust, but I was so disappointed with the wobbly stand and POOR picture, I sent my TV back for a refund within 24 hours of hooking it up! Best of luck.
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Yes. They are pretty decent stands except for the plastic knobs to lock height, don't put too much stress on those. Other than that they work well.
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Unless those support bases are adjustable, the answer is no. The legs are too far apart for the top of the stand. You will need to look for TVs with adjustable base (like the Sony) or a single base (like the Vizios). I have a 55 in and it fits perfectly. It is a great solid stand.
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For my TV the lowest setting would allow the TV to rest on the stand. The highest setting would raise the TV about 11 inches above the surface of the stand. The location of the mounts on the back of your TV as well as the size of the TV will affect these positions. My TV is the same width as the stand and the height of my TV is 31 inches. The stand is 22 3/4 inches tall when assembled.
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That depends on how many stackable columns you can find to go under the stand, but the information provided from the page says, " This stand features stackable columns that can raise devices up to 5-7/8 inches. Three height settings with 1-5/8-inch increments allow you to find the ideal height to comfortably view your monitor."Hope this helps. :-)
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No, I need help for adjust the height with a 70" TV from the standI suggest that that the screws holding mobile tubes that serve to lift the TV sholud be with springs instead of being screwed for easy operation
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It is possible to adjust the height, but very little. I can't measure by how much since my TV is on it now. But you would adjust it my attaching the mounting bracket to the TV via lower or higher holes. Overall it would be plus or minus a few inches tops.
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Mike C. These stands suck hard. Fortunately they are a pretty standard light stand. Look for any nicer stand and they should work.
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HelloI returned these stands because of missing hardware. The holes if I remember correctly are about 3 quarters of an inch. I ordered a different pair of stands.Hope this helps.....
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There is no fixed positions on the stand. You can simply use the allen wrench provided to adjust the height of each monitor mount.
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Yes, however I am having trouble getting it to hold my 27" monitor in the vertical position. I had to put a support underneath because no amount of tightening would suffice. I noticed that I was not the only one with that problem. The stand is solid and well made and, other than that one complaint, a good deal.
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Variable. You have about 6-10" of difference between the lowest and highest point you can fasten and tighten. I can check when I get home. With my 55" tv, which is 31" tall, I get about 8.5" clearance to the top glass surface of the stand when mounting almost as high as I can. Top surface is 20" from the ground so that's 28" from ground to tv, 43" to the middle of the tv or about 4 feet, regardless of display size. Again, adjustable down quite a ways, almost a foot lower.
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If you use the clear raise its, they would not be so noticeable. The big issue to think about is how big are the legs on your nightstand? There is a recess rectangle shape that measures 2 1/2 inches by 1 5/8 inches(I checked) and a 2 inch circle superimposed on that, it's less than 1/4 inch deep. So the top of the raise it is not flat. If the legs fit into that dimension it should work
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Absolutely. If height adjustment and stability are important to you. I suggest you get VTI stands. They are pricey, but WELL worth it! You can "bluTac" them to the base, or do what I did: made a an extra hole in the top plate and used a custom built mount to screw it securely using the l-shape bracket and back speaker holes. Surround Sound Speaker Stand in Black - Set of 2