will it lock in the up position for a rv mounting tv ?
1016995
Yes it locks but a strong bump could make it unlock and the TV would swing down. An additional locking system like a brace or cam over the shaft can be made to be sure it won't unlock and come down.
1016996
I own one and love the way it looks, but can't answer the "locking" question for undermounting. sorry. But to repeat.. I'm TOTALLY satisfied.. perhaps you could get the specs on it offline?
572508
As long as the weight limit is not exceeded and you are able to securely mount it, it should hold.
813332
No depending on your tv angle it down before you hang it up....husband hated taking it down to adjust:). Works great and no issues for two years!
1656107
Yes. It locks securely in the closed position. I haven't had any issues with mount. I would purchase another one tomorrow.
2006972
Love it; but, if you are looking for a hard lock this may not work for you. It locks full back or extended with an elbow that allows turning the tv. Mine is in my Rv and works great for what I want.
538646
Mine is hanging from cabinets above bed in corner of my trailer. .it can turn a bit but that's what I wanted. Or I can lock it ..so I'd say yes.
1637944
NO. You can remove the vertical bolt, and leave the mounting plate on the tv for future use.I'd replace the nut on the bolt with a wing nut. If the tv not to heavy, it should be easy to alignthe bolt through the holes. You can remove the tilt knob, but it will take two persons, one to hold the tv,and one to hold the carage bolt to tighting it.A drop on mount still has to be bolted in place if the RV is being moved.Walt
134171
Sorry, I am not sure but I don't think that it will since it clasps over the air to lock on to place.
2006971
It will lock using the pin attached to the chain that appears in the photo. It locks when the tv is in the most closed position.
538645
It will pivot and can be tightened in a set position. Depending on your tv size and adjusted height setting you can adjust it flush with the ceiling and top of tv. Hope that helps.
1365402
I'd be surprised if it did. I bought this for my flat 42" LG and it wouldn't lock tight up top and sat flimsily on top of my television. Spend the extra few bucks for the PDP mount.
1944045
Almost certainly. As long as the VESA screw holes are available on the back of the TV and there is something solid to run the cable through (a big eye bolt, running around a stud, some hard to remove part of the mount, etc.) then this lock should work just fine.
141446
It should, you just have to mount the TV screws to the inside of the bracket.
90423
I have a 20 inch LCD flatscreen mounted on this mount in my RV and it works just fine. Only thing is, depending where all your plugs are for speakers, etc, you may have at least one block by the plate. I have, but since I don't need that particular plug, I am okay.
1944988
I have mine above the tv and everything bolted up just fine. There is tons of adjustment.
441727
I would not use it in the extended position while driving. The movement would be issue as that would not have the rubber feet on the arm for stability if I recall correctly. It is only truly locked and stable when it is on the stored position. I have two installed on my RV and both are locked when I am moving and extended only when needed and the RV is parked. Not sure if that helps, but I wouldn't use it in that design if it was me. It is a great mount, but the design is really for use like I have it set up.
1677310
The mount doesn't lock but it remains in the fold up position until put down. It is easily tightened if necessary. We are very pleased with the quality of the mount.