I want this for my daughter's room. However, while she is young I would like to detach the swivel. Is this possible?
1966920
I have a three-year-old and this is pretty heavy and when you do turn it does not turn to fast. She has not to Really tried turning it to often. I don't think there is a good way not hook up without swivel. Maybe put side u will use least up against wall so u can't turn until she gets older.
1966921
It is definetly possible to not attach the swivel base. However, I think the larger base provides more support than without it. I would be concerned about the potential of the cabinet being pulled over without it. Hope this helps. We love it for my 12 year old daughters room.
1660700
Sorry, this was sent out to a client site and I never really checked on the functionality. However you can adjust the screen angle from what I remember. When you ask if it can swivel, you want to put long ways? If that's the case, then I don't believe it did. If it's an option we use arm mounts on the desk to have multiple monitors or wall mounts that are capable of doing that.
1699768
Maybe if you MacGyver it. Otherwise, I haven't found a way to do it. I found if you point the pointy part out front and push back and forth, front to back, it doesn't swivel. Good luck.
212580
Yes it can. The swivel has two sections with a center pivot point. The inner section is attached to the bottom shelf with 4 short screws. The outer section of the swivel is flexible enough to flex out of the way so the screws can be removed with a "stubby" Phillips screwdriver, without destroying it. The casters are also screwed on and are removable. Rubber or felt pads can then be attached.
1928825
It can swivel if you want although idk why you would want it to do that. Might lead to unnecessary wear and tear
1925998
Not without destroying the bottom. It appears to me the swivel mechanism is between the bottom of the inside and the bottom outside.
2266942
I do not believe you can remove the holder. There is a knob that you can tighten or loosen to determine the tension on swiveling the holder around. I'm not sure why you would want to do that anyway. I have never kept loosening it more and more to see if the holder would come off,
63319
you can, but not real easy. you would have to unscrew the for bolts in the rear of the bracket that mounts to tv. you could maybe use a clip pin for main swivel bolt, but you would lose your tension from side to side. Or loosen wall bolts. remember height clearance or side.
732991
It does swivel. It raises and lowers easily. I don't think it locks in place. I'll try it tomorrow.
1036666
It is not designed to swivel, but mine does. I didn't "over tighten" the nut under the counter. (The only nut that comes with the unit. It afixes the unit to the counter top.)
1629181
Not that I can tell. I thought about that too so they would be facing inward. But it came as one piece and I don't see anyway to detach it.
1257056
Yes, but you might have to tighten the screw that holds the swivel part if you use it a lot. Not a big deal, just saying.
1362661
To be honest with you I haven't tried, I do know it detaches really easy from the main unit. I am really impressed with this unit though. Hope that was helpful
471665
not that I have noticed, but the swivel is not a loose swivel. It only turns when you move it and holds in place exactly where one sets it. This thing is built solid. High quality.
298861
No It swivels at both ends of the curve but can't be taken apart. With the dual swivel you can position the brush to go down to do the top of things or up to do the underneath.
55575
no. it doesnt swivel that way. the arm is more of a swing arm. the tv can only tilt up or down.
1594729
Nope, no swivel. Not sure why you wouldn't trust the manufacturer on this, but there you have it.