I only have 1.75" from the bottom of my TV to the stand. This bar is over 3" high.Doesnt this block your view? Wall people no need to answer.
861787
Even without the small feet that are included it appears that it would block your view some.
861788
Stanley might have the solution for your problem now... check these out;Stanley ATS-106 TV Top Shelf-Small Size, 6-Inch WidthA pair of these could hold your sound bar on top of your TV...
794388
My TV is a 26" Sony. While the sound bar is considerably wider, 37 inches, it pretty much depends where you intend to put it. I have mine on a shelf above the TV and it works just fine. Or you could put it on a lower shelf or even on the floor. The sound bar has a very nice sound and I can't imagine the need to purchase a more expensive model.
31033
Yes - I have 2 of these - excellent sound - I use to raise my TV about 3" or so also and no bar in front to hide other items in front of TV.
130407
Yes to both questions,however, the bar to prevent my 17" computer from sliding off the stand, is not quite high enough if I want to watch a movie in bed. Over all I'm very satisfied.
423796
There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25" lower. Hope that helps. Looks like it will depend on your TV a little and where the screws holes are for attaching it to the stand.
1910853
It will not block the view. Sorry I sent mine back so I don't have dimensions, but it was bigger than I thought it would ve
1408527
The way I have the stand set up (not a lot unlike the picture of the tv stand) takes about 40 inches from the back corner to the edges of the tv on both sides. Now I do have my stand out a bit because I have cords in back that I don't want squished and because I want to be able to get my hand in if I have to unplug or replug something in. So you could probably put if back a few (maybe 3 inches) further - but it would be close to the wall then. Hope this helps
1692309
Mine is not a wall mount. It is a desktop monitor. Therefore I can't speak to this question.
1469506
The stand is 60" tall. You don't need to drill it into the wall as the legs on the bottom keep it stable. Also, although the stand is 60" tall, when you mount your TV, it can be higher than that. The top of my 50" TV sits about 70" high. You have several mounting height options. I hope my answer helps.....
963526
Ours is in a cabinet and on an older flat screen. The base of the stand is what you need to measure. However, it is a matter of inches. 3 1/2 is about the distance to the back of the wall. However, for air space you should have about 4 to 6 inches. You don't want the back of the TV up against the wall because of the heat from the TV. Be sure your TV is on a sturdy cabinet or table. The stand is very heavy. I dropped the base on my foot and thought I broke my foot. It is very very heavy.
30313
If you're worried about it not being strong enough , we mounted a 55" with no problem. The mount is adjustable, so you probably can. It may look a little small next to the stand. You will also need hardware (bolts) to actually mount it because they don't come with it. You'll have to look up your tv model for that. Not sure if this was helpful.
1032729
No, it will only block your view. It's only 5ft high. Hope this helps you. :)
1691080
Without using a tape measure, I'd say it is about 5 inches tall. We set two 2 x 4's flat under our tv stand and that works perfectly. Our tv is on a large corner mantle so the bar actually hides the 2 x 4's. The tv is well supported and sits high enough not to block the remote signal. Hope that helps you.
899981
I am using a 46 inch TV and I have about 6 inches between the bottom of the TV and the top shelf while I am using highest setting. I guess you could go higher but then you would only be using one bracket and it may not be stable. Anyone only using 1 bracket and going higher?
785953
We installed if for a customer on a wall mount. I don't know what the techs did with the stand. Sorry I couldn't be of help.
1060751
I did not see the dimensions of of the base in the manual however, my sound bar is long enough that the feet pass the edges of the base. The only issue that came up with that is that the height of the TV on the stand does not clear the top of the soun bar and blocks a bit of the screen. I have a Vizio sound bar and it is a bit too high on the feet, so I mounted to the wall.
1999975
It's pretty much set where it is. Depending on the size of your TV, you probably won't even be able to move the mounting bracket up or down due to it's lack of height.