When mounted using the arm, does it stay snug against the house or does it sag?
945103
The arm is decorative only and does not support any of the weight. The light is rather heavy and it does sag a little causing the light to be slightly off vertical. On our house the one mounted on a vinyl siding wall sags a little more than the two mounted on a brick wall. The base of the light flexes a little. The sag has not been noticed by any visitors. We love the lights even if they lean a little. It's not noticeable unless you are looking for it.
945104
It does NOT sag. As a matter of fact, it does not even hang from the arm. That piece is purely decorative. The light fixture is bolted to the face plate, which is against the house, so it is flush with or without the arm. It is a GREAT light. I love mine. Ed B.
1170063
No it should not sag. I hung it on a fence with posts approx. that far apart. If for some reason you have a problem you could always run a wire across the top in the green to keep it straight.
62969
We have ours in a motorhome and it is very stable. However, when it is in a locking position, it is not "freestanding" and is backed up against solid surface.
1352023
Mine stays tucked up underneath the seat. I haven't had any problems with it sagging down.
264838
No, mine fits pretty snugly and we have had no problems with it being loose.
833051
No,.it does not sag. It is a great.fit and it remains in any level you place it. It's a very good tool.
2218646
It pretty much stays in place on my fabric recliner. I actually attached it to a TV tray which worked great and it is out of the way. Found it a bother being under my arm.
53254
With no weight on it, it doesn't appear to sag at all. It has about 6" of overlap on each joint. I plan to use it suspended from the ceiling with a green screen (minimal weight) on it and am not concerned.
494875
It mostly just sits there but has been pretty secure for my setup. I have a 42" LCD on it and no problems with it staying put. It gets spun about 2 or 3 times a day.
551743
I have the model with the arms that lock on after you assemble. I have two bikes on mine and have had no issues with them slipping or moving. I was hesitant at first, but its worked great.
732021
Mine sits snug against the wall. I did not attach it. It won't fall over but could be pushed over bya child.
31835
I have used it daily for over a month and it stays firm, not sagging yet. I take it down each morning and put it up each night. Don't like setting it up, however, it flops around on me until I get it up as the legs don't lock.
1973524
Ours stays outside; kinda of cumbersome to move in and out a lot and the arm takes up a lot of room in the garage if we wanted to keep it inside. Ultimately, I would like to keep it inside, but outside is perfectly find and a lot easier.
1288556
I've noticed that it starts to sag with larger TVs. With my 48 I didn't have any issues and you could get around 45 degrees +- 10. But with my 60 inch the weight makes the mount slant, so I tend to keep it stationary now. Hope that helps.
580865
it will sag I believe. It also depend how much you stretch and do a tight install. I tried my best to tighten but it still sags for heavy clothing.
2200055
I had the single arm one that I returned becaus it was hard to adjust the tension arm. The height grommet keeps the arm from sliding down the shaft. Mounted at the top of the shaft, it was high enough to go from sit to stand unless you're very tall.
1509559
hi, it's adjustable but due to "high tolerance mounting brackets" and "alu-profile torsion" it sags a bit with time.