Could you install this mount on a verticle surface, as in a cabinet?
1966801
Yes you can just be sure to mount it into a stud or something that will support your TV
1966802
Short answer: yes. This mount could be installed on a wall, ceiling or floor for that matter ... whatever is strong enough to support the weight of your tv. The fully articulating arm can be adjusted to hold your tv at whatever angle you desire in relation to whatever angle the arm is mounted. This mount is extremely versatile.
1696563
I wouldn't. This thing is heavy by itself, plus the TV. Can you screw some 2x4s horizontally to some nearby studs for mounting?
880607
Yes it can but you need to purchase the correct adapter or your installer can supply. Surface mount is not nearly as secure as below mount
304940
I don't see why not, it has a mounting ring that you fasten to the wall, a cabinet would be the same.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
952919
Yes. I don't see any reason you couldn't. Mounting it will be the hardest part.
1073231
The mount installs with screws, so unless you wanted to epoxy the thing to the underside of your glass table or something else equally as ugly, I'd say no.
1906476
No. The back wall of the cabinet is a mirror so you would not be able to screw/mount to a back wall.
1130854
I mounted this under my kitchen cabinet to save space. I assume you can mount it vertically against a wall since it only requires 2 screws.
1081588
Yes Susan it can be done. Mine just sits on the counter top and I flipped it over to see what I could come up with.Very easy to loosen the knurled knob on mounting stand and swing the stand 180 deg (up-side down). Use the two unused out-side holes in the stand and mount to bottom of cabinet with #6 wood screws. Re-tighten knurled knob. Piece of cake!
865304
I don't see why not, but you'd have to purchase brackets. It's really sturdy though - you probably wouldn't need to mount it.
1752339
You can mount the screws at any position. However, the wider you get the more stability the unit will have.Good Luck
1689686
I don't see why not, but mine is surface mounted so I can't say for sure. I think I would look for one that says recessed mount and see what you can find or contact the company.
804961
Yes you can. Two mounting holes positioned on the top/bottom center locations.
1955384
If I understand your question, I would have to answer it no. This bracket depends on having it's hinge axes being vertical in order to suspend or support weight. I don't see how this could be accomplished if you were to mount it to the underside of a cabinet.
930104
It's not designed to be surface mounted, there are no holes in the back of the cabinet to screw it to a wall. You could drill your own holes if desired and then surface mount it, but then you would see the sides of the cabinet and you would probably want to build a surround to concel them. I'd advise buying a cabinet that's meant to be surface mounted.
66822
No there is no way to do that, and the mount most likely cant handle the addional weight of the shelf and componets on it