Can you remove the TV easily to use in another location, by lifting off or is it screwed to bracket
237270
theres one screw on the top, it is mostly like an anchor but you really dont need it if your moving the tv to its original stand then back again. i move mine all the time from the den (off the peerless hanger) to the living room and put it in the original stand that sits on an old school tv. its very easy to remove and replace.
237271
theres one screw on the top, it is mostly like an anchor but you really dont need it if your moving the tv to its original stand then back again.i move mine all the time from the den (off the peerless hanger) to the living room and put it in the original stand that sits on an old school tv. its very easy to remove and replace.
237272
the bracket that is fastened to the TV attaches to the swivel plate on the base and if there is a safety screw it would be located on the top where bracket meets bracket. remove the safety screw and lift up and pull out at the same time and the TV should come free of the base. very easy to remove and replace, i move mine to another room and set it on its original stand then put it back on the swivel mount.
64383
Yes, the base comes off and the TV can be wall mounted using standard wall mounts designed for its size and weight class. Mine is mounted on the wall currently with no problems.
2086998
The base has two 6-8" vertical projections that go into the bottom of the TV. If you look at the back of the TV near the bottom you'll see 4 screws that differ from the other fasteners used on the TV. Unscrew these 4 long screws (approximately 3") and remove them. The base can now be pulled from the bottom of the TV. I found the easiest way to do this is to lay the TV face down on something padded (like your couch) with the base hanging in the air. Just be careful that you don't pull the TV off of the couch when you try to remvoe the base. Good luck!
827617
To clarify my answer, I would need to remove the TV because it's a very tight behind the TV and mounted pretty high. It's safer to remove the TV first.
1216812
No, it is not easy to remove but there is no reason to remove. The TV locks into place for travel and is secure.
2274493
The vertical brackets that attach to the back of the TV can be removed from the mount. The remainder of the mount is one piece. Once the wall mount is secured on the wall, the vertical brackets are bolted on to the TV and the brackets are attached to the wall mount. We recommend two people install the mount and the TV. The mount weighs approximately 32 lb.
1391849
There are just 4 screws that hold the mount to the TV. Remove those 4 screws and the TV is released. For a safer option, remove the bolt holding the mount to the TV and that is also easily removed. Good luck.
1507411
It's quite easy but you have to go get your own screws that fit the back of your tv. Once you get em attach the brackets with ease ;)
1724860
The mount is shipped as one piece in the box, but very easily becomes two pieces. The connection between the bracket and the arm is secured with two bolts. When the lower bolt is removed, the bracket can be lifted off of the arm. Essentially the upper bolt is to hang the bracket and the lower to secure the bracket, ensuring the television cannot be bumped off of or fall from the arm. This wall mount is designed very well.
1999974
You cannot but the you COULD possibly use some spacers in the top bolts to give you a slight angle. Just put the spacers between the TV and the bracket. The unit is very stable and works as advertised on a table. We used it to replace a missing stand for a TV that had been mounted on the wall before.
2277361
Yes, the brackets on my unit are removable. In fact, they weren't actually attached. You have to to that manually. It has a nice look without them. I highly recommend this product.
1953519
You can slid the tv up or down on the bracket. You can turn the tv on the bracket to many positions. Our tv is a 50" and sets in the corner of our living room. Very sturdy bracket. Hope this helps.
1637946
Unfortunately you have to remove all the screws, but it is only a total of 4 so with the TVs being so lightweight it is probably not too cumbersome to do it.
309541
You can swing it out of the way or completely remove it. No tools required. It just lifts off.
1093714
You won't want to do that with any bracket. The bracket needs to be mounted firmly in place. If you were gonna move the tv that might be ok. But moving the bracket is a BAD idea.
1216810
Not really. The locking mechanism is strong enough, though, so that there would be little reason to want to remove the TV during travel. If it's an absolute must to remove the TV frequently, you might want to look at the ATDEC Telehook models which are also very solid but have a quick disconnect mechanism.
1093715
I have two of these, one indoors and one outdoors on my covered deck. No tools needed for removing or placing the television on the mount. There are two yellow clips that retain the tv in position, I just slide them off tilt the bottom of the tv out and lift. Of course it helps if the television is one of the new skinny lite ones. The tv on my deck although a flat screen is older and weighs about 40 lbs. so it helps to have some help aligning it. I would not have bought the second one if I wasn't very please with the first one.