Is there a bracket that securely holds the television?
1063652
no it is just a furniture piece. It also comes with many parts to put together.
1063653
No the tv just sits on top of the unit. You could clamp the back of the tv stand to the top of the unit to secure the tv to the top.
1689972
These brackets attach to the TV using the wall mount nutserts built into the TV. Its "thin" think heavy-duty washer. The image gives a good idea of orientation but the are able to be mounted as left or right versus being designated one or the other.
1044119
I work in a school district where I have put many 50"-60" flat panel TV's up using these brackets and they work great. The bracket itself can hold the weight of these TV's easily. It is really a matter of how well you secure the bracket to the wall. You really want to secure to studs in drywall or use plastic anchors in concrete or concrete block.
653796
I would think going to a TV store they would be able to you get a bracket that will fit
1216806
No. It is solid enough to ride with the TV mounted. Thus the locking mechanism.
1473757
It locks the TV to the bracket. It is a great mount you won't be disappointed. Hope this helps!
742092
No actual brackets. There are rubber bands that hook onto the holds on the sides and zip ties which I felt secured it better.
717906
I think there is a clamp style bracket available at Best buy that allows you to mount a monitor or Tv that has no mounting holes
1226778
There are two separate major pieces. The horizontal bracket that mounts to the wall is the part that needs to be solid and in the wall. The two verticals brackets that mount to the TV, then "hook" into the brackets mounted on the wall. You can then secure them with a tightening screw, but basically the TV sits on top of the bracket that is mounted to the wall. The weight of the TV, and the hook, will keep it in place, but it requires two people to do this, and you can tighten the bracket to secure it, if you want to be sure nobody can knock it off the wall. Hope that helps...
1563935
yes. The brackets that will be used to attach the tv, are about 4 inches apart.
387734
Sure.....if you unmount it first :) There's no way I can see that would allow you to attach it without taking the TV off the wall.
1379404
I am not sure about that specific model but I can tell you that the bracket seems very flexible to accomodate various models. It comes with various screw sizes to accomodate various TV's. Hope that helps.
1179888
There are no brackets provided for such an installation. You would have to fashion something, perhaps using metal patch pieces that have a hole at each end. It would be critical that the shelving be very sturdy and not tend to distort or have the rear portion raise/dislodge from the cantilever effect of the unit when fully extended.
1681923
bought mine two years ago and I don't believe there was any bracket for the wall, there is one attached to the top of the unit...
37496
No bracket but it has 4 holes where you can mount a bracket. Used mine for my plasma TV to ventilate the unit and works great with barely any noise at all. Hope this helps.
1059277
Yes there are holes on both ends of the bracket. It is secured to the shelf that way.
8194
No. Typically all TVs would require a wall bracket be purchased as a separate item.