Does this secure both the TV and the TV stand adequately to the wall to require no further restraints for the tv stand also?
911389
The kit is setup to attach the TV to the stand, and then the stand to the wall. I was more worried about the TV tipping, so I just attached to the wall directly into a stud. The stand that I have is compressed wood, so I did not feel like that would hold the screws very well.
1990275
I too, love this stand and did not nail it to the wall and it manages to be sturdy enough to hold tv, video games, game conrollers, remotes, cable boxes without tipping over. I think nailing is optional.
540016
TV has two swivel points. One at the joint of the wall and second at the joint to attach TV. Thus, yes as long as wall doesn't obstruct TV movement.
2161879
Eh, not really. Nothing secures the back. There is a slit in the fabric down the middle creating two flaps so that it can slide over a mount. The problem is, with ANY wind the tv becomes exposed on the back side. The bottom of the tv is COMPLETELY exposed. I wouldn't buy this product again.
2051871
Yes... seemed secure... albeit maybe not as secure as some other tvs on the market. Its fine... just don't wrestle or hang on it. :)
461003
Yes, you can slide the TV in either direction and then tighten the lower screws to secure it in place.
1971187
Absolutely. It is not difficult. Concur with other answers re weight. My recollection is that it did not include all necessary hardware to fasten TV to the stand. I think I had to purchase some additional nuts and bolts.
460276
Yes. It is very sturdy. We have a larger tv on it and although it sticks out beyond the sides, I dont worry about it falling or breaking.
545931
The short answer is, yes. The wall mount is first secured to the wall. There are two arms/brackets that attach directly to the TV. The TV is then lifted and attaches and gets secured to the mount via the arms. Because they have to be able to attach to any number of different wall mountable TV's, the arms are very accommodating. In addition to the height at which the wall mount is secured, the arms will also provide some fine vertical adjustability if necessary. There is also a small amount of lateral adjustability possible. The wall mount kit includes hardware such as different screw sizes and lengths. Still, there is a possibility that the kit won't include the precise screw size/length that your TV requires. So, you might end up going to the hardware store to get the ones you need.
1212679
Yes to both questions; however, it will function much better with the wall holder.
1234187
I found that my stand was wobbly because the screw holes were a bit too small so the screws initially weren't going all the way in to secure the stand. So I put (basically forced) the screws all the way into the TV itself 1st to ensure the holes were wide enough then put them through the stand and it went on with no problem and is completely solid and secure.
1676658
It is stable enough to stand securely without wall anchoring. However, if I lived in say California with earthquakes, I would wall mount.
436019
No not at all. The way it tilts up against the wall makes it secure. If it would make you feel better about anchoring it to the wall, you can always do it. I see no need to do it. Hope you enjoy it as much as my daughter does.
702074
No it can be off to one side like mine is. Mine is 3 inches to the left to fit in wall space. i put tie straps in the far holes on rear bracket so bracket on tv cannot fall off wall mount. Makes me feel safer.
8194
No. Typically all TVs would require a wall bracket be purchased as a separate item.
1819557
Putting velcro on the sides of the TV does make it steady and secured. The best way is to move two of the velcros provided and place them on the curvy/bent side of the plastic protector so they sit and stick to the top part of your TV. This, of course, assumes that the protector has the right size for your TV.
1581698
There is no room between the wall and TV to use a drill to tighten it once you have the TV. To mount the mount to the wall yes you will need a drill. After that find someone with small hands to tighten the screws to prevent the TV from falling off the mount.