I would like to mount a TV on the inside of the lid of a lift top chest when the lid is closed the TV will be held face down will the mount hold?
832489
The mount isn't designed to be used horizontally; the latching mechanism it uses to attach the TV to the Mount Base won't be secure. I wouldn't buy this mount for that application. I'd look for a fixed-base mount.EDIT: To securely mount the base you'd have to drill through the lid and go buy some bolts & nuts to securely mount the base. So yeah, would definitely keep shopping.
832490
this mount is very secure so as long as you can screw the long bolts into the lid securely and the dimensions of this mount with the TV on it will fit inside your lid, then i dont see why it would not work. the arms actually do latch onto the hanging bracket - and even though they will slide horizontally, it still should hold the tv as you wish securely when its face down.
832491
I believe it will. I have it in a room that has a lot of kids rough housing and the tv gets hit with stuff all the time without moving. Good luck
589939
The base on the TV mount screws to the shelf and you have to unlock it for the TV to move forward. The TV can then swivel side to side but only about 3-4 inches each direction. We have this mounted inside a cabinet in our RV and it works well for us. We push the TV back into the cabinet when the RV is moving and pull it out at night when we want to watch TV.
1229836
We installed the bracket under the cabinet in the motorhome and it works great. there is an adjustment to increase the holding power when swinging the tv up and out of the way. You shouldn't have any problem in holding a 10 pound unit up. It snaps into the bracket. With all the bumps that we have hit the tv remained up and out of the way. it should work on any flay mount surfice attached with drywall screw inserts.
1023324
This mount is designed for installation under a cabinet only. It can be installed upside down on a counter, however there is no mechanism that will ensure the arm holding the TV stays vertical.
249090
No, This is used to be mounted under cabinet and swivels. It has an adjustable set lock to hold the TV up under the cabinet when not in use. I use it in a RV and can handle the bouncing going down the road. There is a adjustment to tighten the TV bracket so that it can be tilted for better viewing.
1671838
Unsure how a ceiling mount works, but there has to be room to pull the cover over the top of TV. It will Velcro/zip around but the cover itself has to be pulled on from the top. Hope that makes sense.
819263
It was so insecure I wouldn't use the device and returned it. I have no idea if it can hold in the vertical position. I have since installed a holder that can and is very secure in the cabinet.
2031453
The mount will hold, no problem. Have to make sure attachment in the wall is very secure.
2161879
Eh, not really. Nothing secures the back. There is a slit in the fabric down the middle creating two flaps so that it can slide over a mount. The problem is, with ANY wind the tv becomes exposed on the back side. The bottom of the tv is COMPLETELY exposed. I wouldn't buy this product again.
1957823
Not sure I understand the question, but I used two of these lid stays on an outdoor chest. The way I have them mounted places the lid at an approx. 75 degree angle when the lid is lifted . My lid is very heavy and this is the only product I found that would hold the lid up when opened.
456240
I think it should be screwed down because it extends and would probably tip if not secured. We screwed ours down to the cabinet so when it is extended we didn't have to worry about it tipping over. We have a 32" tv on it. It works very well.
1788491
Yes it can. The description on instruction manual states it can hold TVs on top shelf. It also states each shelf can hold up to 80lbs. I have a 46lb Samsung 50" tv on the top shelf of mine right now. Using it in as my tv stand in bedroom. Looks very nice and holds my TV up high where I like it since I count mount it in my apartment. Great product.
318532
The 'T' bolt you see in the picture at the lower right actually locks it against the wall. When you push the tv back both arms become parallel and the 'T'bolt slides up a ramp and drops in a hole at the back of the tv mount. To release it you have to pull the bolt down. I mounted a 32 " TV on mine and the bolt hangs just slightly below the bottom of the TV. You will need about an inch of space for the bolt to drop down and if you have a large TV you may have to reach behind the tv from the bottom preferably to grab the bolt and pull it down. It is very solid and does work great.
1700493
It's called 'simple connect'. That means that it will probably let go with any extreme weight on it. It really is designed for newer light weight TVs. Just my opinion.
326123
It is a nut and bolt piece that holds the sliding action. If you were to use a different method of locking the bar in place and did not have a heavy television attached it would not be difficult to raise and lower. Though the television will stop the bar from raising if it is attached to a finished ceiling. The top of the television will hit the ceiling before the bar reaches the highest setting.
783129
It's tight to hold it in place. Hold the tv and roll it with the cup on the mounting plate.
1157812
I used this mount in my RV and the tv stayed put. There are two little screws that lock the two brackets together. Make sure you have all the cables connected before putting in those last two screws. They are small, they go in from the bottom, and they are hard to get at, but they are definitely worth the trouble.