Can you screw down the base? How does it stay in place?
1946347
I mounted this tv to a wall mount that I purchased separately and installed myself. It has screw holes to wall mounts already predrilled into the back of the TV. You could probably drill some holes in the base stand and attach it to a surface but that never crossed my mind. The tv works great, has a great picture, and I have found the sound levels to be more than enough to fill our RV. And my kids love that the DVD player is able to run off the DC in the RV while we travel. No more running the generator just to watch tv while rolling down the highway!
1946348
Screws are provided for the base to attach to TV. We were able to snap it in to place on the base. My husband did that I had a hard time snapping into place. I don't see screw holes on base. To mount into something else. So far TB is great. Hope that helps.
323803
It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
1175627
It is like a pipe thread .... as it gets tighter it seals ... so it should not screw all the way down.
2053720
You don't... it takes a certain bit, and that is it. It will slip in/out but not fall out. This is how they function by design. Go make some holes.
1304055
Hi: I'm not a contractor. However, it would appear to me that if there was a way to separate the round platform from the rotating rectangular surface, then maybe. Otherwise, I don't see any way to bolt it down without interfering with its' rotation.
129299
You can't actually put screws through it, I would not do that. What we did just for extra safety is cut a ring out of wood to fit around the top base so if it ever were to come loose it's not going to just fall down. The tension gets really tight, I've never had it get loose on me & I just check it every so often
564897
There is 2 ways to do it. One is to use lag bolts, where you drill hole into floor and insert the lag bolt and then tighten and screw the base on.the better way is to drill holes into floor, put a bolt through it and a nut on other side under the floor if you can get to it. That would be tighter and last longer.
879492
It will stay in place.... there is an adjustable screw to tighten the tension if needed
1411811
The base measures 4x5 1/2 so it can be mounted on a 4/4 post and be screwed down. There will be s slight over hang on the 5 1/2 side though.
276874
Same problem here. I just connected the TV to the base without the screw and it seems pretty secure to me on the TV stand. Hopefully it not tumble over randomly one day while I am at work...
4444
The base is attached with screws. Yes, if you removed the screws, you are left with a 90 degree plate that is welded to the pole. That is what I did with my current setup. Good luck .
1660582
I just put a rag under it while on a flat hard surface, so that it doesn't move. You could use anything really, and there's indepedent adjustable bases on here if you really want to have a base.
1569095
The base was not difficult for me to install. I don't like the base as mine won't adjust back and forth.
1033194
Not sure exactly what you're asking... the base screws into place. Once it's attached, you could unscrew it and then move it to another place, but that wouldn't be easy. There is an elbow joint that easily allows the light itself to angle up or down (or side to side, depending on how you mount it) after it's been mounted.
1516411
I purchased a nice base that is also on Amazon that keeps it stable. they will even inscribe the base with whatever you like. works well.
204979
It can screw directly to the box yes. But it's orientation will be defined by box placement. It might not be positioned as you like. Using the drop nut mounting will allow you to rotate fixture to align it as you like. It's one method or the other not both.
2157601
Without being screwed in? Not very well. The base is very light so the weight isn't distributed evenly, that being said it needs to be screwed in or it would be prone to tipping over quite easily.