can this be mounted on a counter top so the tv flips up
249090
No, This is used to be mounted under cabinet and swivels. It has an adjustable set lock to hold the TV up under the cabinet when not in use. I use it in a RV and can handle the bouncing going down the road. There is a adjustment to tighten the TV bracket so that it can be tilted for better viewing.
249091
Yes, the TV can be flips up. There is a clip on the top plate of the mount. When you flip the TV up, the clip will hold the TV in horizontal position.
415752
You wouldn't be able to, the rails for the TV (the vertical ones in the picture) are largely just held on by the weight of the TV. Even if you could rotate it it's likely that the TV wouldn't be wide enough to cover the horizontal rack.
373194
Yes, I have my tv tilted down 5 degrees with this mounted on top. Works just fine and there is a small adjustment you can make when you put it together to tilt it slightly up.
900071
If you have an hdmi output yes. And it will swivel with the correct simple mounting hardware
1837845
Absolutely. You can rotate either way, up or down. Really a great product. Once you peel off the plastic film on the glass mount, it sticks like glue.
251707
David - Yes! As long as the width of the TV is no more than 32". The mount is about 16 inches from pivot joint to pivot joint, which means that if your TV is double that width (32"), it will be able to turn without hitting the wall.
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
394407
If you have an idea for your own mounting bracket, sure. If you want to flip it over and use the plastic feet that come with it to mount it to the underside of the table, that may work, too (you'd have to modify the feet to make it work and hope it holds the weight okay over time). I just flipped mine over and it didn't turn off -- I thought there might be a tip-over off switch, for what that's worth.
371326
None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.
2123763
No, it needs a flat surface to mount to. There are tons of corner tv mounts though, just refine your search youll find it
459963
Not to my knowledge. This is a countertop microwave unit, but can be mounted in a cabinet, or on a shelf. There is a trim kit available for mounting in a cabinet.
384593
No. It's counter-top only. I don't know if they have a cabinet mount for it or not. And I went through 2 of these in 2 years. Won't buy another.
1390348
Yes. We have several that hang on the wall. The base comes off and you flip it 180° to wall mount.
2197158
It will tilt at close to a 90 degree angle. It is not designed to be mounted under a cabinet to illuminate the counter top.
2223403
Probably not a good idea. The whole top is vented for cooling and may not be strong enough to support the weight of a larger TV. Bob B.
17154
Depends on how high you mount the shelf on the wall! It says not to place a TV on the shelf in the instructions, despite the pic thinking you can. We wall mounted our TV above it!
223964
Yes it can. I have mine on the wall and it is great and it was very easy to mount.