Is the TV stand adjustable? I have no movement on mine and was wondering if I am missing something...thought it was weird that I can't rotate it.
2084177
The stand itself is non adjustable,but how ever,you can turn the whole TV though.
72018
The mounting bracket is not adjustable. However you can set the TV position by choosing the appropriate screw holes on the bracket. The top of the bracket is about 65" from the floor.
1748864
The bar that mounts the tv rotates quite far. Plus you can run the chords through the bar so they aren't hanging messy.
405181
I'm sorry I did not answer sooner . I have not checked my email for a few weeks. This stand is not as sturdy as it appears. It is is not suitable for a tv the size you are inquiring about. A tv your size may be too large for this stand because it is not solid wood.
170275
The brackets that hold the TV to the mount have the tilt adjustment. It would be difficult/impossible to adjust the tilt if the brackets are flush mounted (no clearance to turn the screws that lock down the tilt). You might be able to do it if you space the brackets off the back of the TV. I think, though, what you want is a different mount that would do this more easily.
1787898
No, the anchor on the back does not rotate. However, if you're just setting the TV on the stand without using the anchor, then you'll be able to rotate the TV, but you will need to find another way to anchor it, maybe to the wall.
2281274
The stand is not adjustable you would have to prop it up. I bolted a 2x4 to the wall bought a metal L beam from HD for the back of the TV and than secured that to the 2x4. It provides the best angle and only cost $10
1740705
Sorry it took so long to respond. This stand is very flimsy and requires extensive time to position it just right so it does not tilt over an fall sideways. I finally propped it against a wall and used a rubber mat to keep it from slipping. But once you get it to stand still, you really shouldn't move it otherwise you'll spend alot of time resetting it so it doesn't fall again. It works now and I saved alot of money since other stands were 2-3 times more but still on the fence on whether this was worth it given the extra time I had to put in to make it work.
2208267
The TV is secured to the stand. You can, with care, move the stand around (front to back and side to side). Of course your TV must be within the size requirement for this stand (see manufacturer's specs).
762297
Yes, the center of the TV is centered with the bracket. No, it is not adjustable; unless you move the TV away from the wall, you can move it left or right 20 inches (guess).
1164113
The mount does rotate. I currently have it against the wall so I only rotate it at most 30 degrees each way. But, I am assuming it can do more. The height is also adjustable should that be an issue.
29559
It is not. It holds your TV flat against the wall and is not adjustable. I was disappointed.
1913163
The monitor does tilt slightly forward and backwards (about 25 degrees). There is no rotational movement at all. The base is very stable unless you hit it hard.
394978
The height is not adjustable. You can remove the base stand, and use a vesa mount. A vesa mount would offer adjustable height.
402179
No - this mount doesn't allow for rotation. You could likely mount it either way, but cannot rotate it without unsecuring the TV/monitor and reattaching.
461869
No, it does not allow upward or downward movement. You can move the TV laterally (requires pulling away from the wall a bit), swivel it sideways, and tilt it up and down to about 15 degrees. It is very sturdy.
1963739
I installed a 70 inch TV on this stand so I don't touch it much. I believe it tilts but does not swivel.