How difficult is it to attach the stand? Our last Sony (a 3-yr old 52" Bravia LCD) came straight from the box with the stand already attached.
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I did not attach the stand -- mine went straight to the wall. It looked very straightforward, though. I would think the only limitation might be the weight of the TV and the user's ability to manipulate it carefully and safely. Assuming one had the physical strength or a little assistance, it should be pretty easy.
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It was fairly simple to attach the stand. I've since put it in the wall but used the stand until I got the mount on the wall. It probably took me 2 or three minutes. If I would've had help it probably would've been 1 minute.
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It is very simple. I believe there are 4 screws and the stand. The stand is made of two pieces attached with 1 or 2 screws. This then slides into the TV via an opening where 4 screws bolt the pieces together.
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It is very simple. Just slide the base on to the anchor pins that are on the TV back and secure with a couple screws. Done.
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The stand for the Sony KDL60EX645 was easy to attach. I left the plastic wrapping on the TV and laid it face-down on the floor, pushed up the plastic on the back and followed the simple instructions for attaching the stand. Unlike some of the Samsung and LG models that have been reviewed, the stand for this 60" Sony TV is very sturdy and has metal structural parts in the back, post and base to bear all the weight. The plastic housing on the post and base is cosmetic. The base is also wide and deep enough to provide good tipping resistance, making the TV much harder for children (or the occasional inattentive adult) to tip over. The stand for the Sony KDL60EX645 was easy to attach. I left the plastic wrapping on the TV and laid it face-down on the floor, pushed up the plastic on the back and followed the simple instructions for attaching the stand. Unlike some of the Samsung and LG models that have been reviewed, the stand for this 60" Sony TV is very sturdy and has metal structural parts in the back, post and base to bear all the weight. The plastic housing on the post and base is cosmetic. The base is also wide and deep enough to provide good tipping resistance, making the TV much harder for children (or the... » Read More The stand for the Sony KDL60EX645 was easy to attach. I left the plastic wrapping on the TV and laid it face-down on the floor, pushed up the plastic on the back and followed the simple instructions for attaching the stand. Unlike some of the Samsung and LG models that have been reviewed, the stand for this 60" Sony TV is very sturdy and has metal structural parts in the back, post and base to bear all the weight. The plastic housing on the post and base is cosmetic. The base is also wide and deep enough to provide good tipping resistance, making the TV much harder for children (or the occasional inattentive adult) to tip over. « Show Less
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I am not very good putting things together but this was easy, just follow the instructions and it works!
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It is very easy. It tool me about 5-7 mins. I was able to do it alone however I would recommend having a second person help especially when mounting the screen onto the stand. The tools required were a screwdriver.
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I am not very good at putting things together however, this was not hard. Just follow the instructions and its easy.
2018542
While the stand may look weak, I haven't had any problem with it so far (6 weeks). If you need to move/slide it, have someone help you as the unit is bulky.
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We also did not put our 70" Vizio on the wall and wondered about the stand when we installed the TV....it seemed unsteady. We purchased our TV at the end of November 2012 and have had no problems. We are no longer worried about the stand.
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Hi Greg!Thanks for the response. I can't seem to find this stand at any major retailer. :/ Any other ideas?
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there are 4 screws or so on the bottom of the stand that hold it in. I think it is then able to slide out. I may have had to take the back cover off and take out a couple screws. I installed it about 4 years or so...not quite fresh in my memory. I dont remember it putting up much a fight though. :)
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So far, I cannot find a way to remove the arm. There is little to no documentation that comes with the unit, and not a whole lot about it online. I basically have mine (3 of them) VESA mounted but with the rear arm attached and the round stand attached.
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Hi John, I'm the original poster, who bought it for my 92-year-old Dad! Hahahaha. Anyway, I finally did get the stand to work. It required a little maneuver: try gently pulling the stand out and then jiggling it a little. It seemed to pop into an adjustment mode that allowed me to easily close it up. Each time I did it, though, I had to jiggle and play with it a little bit til I finally got the hang of it. Hope this works.
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i have 2 haefele stands.... tv does not attach; sits on the stand. very steady... great quality
701013
We have a 60" Sony on ours and it is fine. The actual stand of the tv fits fine. The tv hangs over, but I dont' mind that at all. I think it looks fine.
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The stand does not "screw" into the bottom of the screen... there is a quick connect mounting plate and the stand screws to that.
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In My case I mounted a Sony Bravia 23" and for the prices is a secure product. It clicks once snap in so TV it remains so secure. It is easy remove it but I never have to do that in my case so I think you won't have that kind of problem. I can tilt down and up bit I never do that I can give 5 stars considering the price of this product. Hope this helpsRegardsFrancisco
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I cannot know about a specific model of TV, but I can explain how the stand holds it. The first part of the process is to build the stand itself and then to attach the TV to it. There are 2 vertical bars that screw tightly into the TV itself. Two people lift up the TV and hook the bars over the mount. The TV is therefore just hanging there nicely centered into place and then you put in a final set of screws so that it cannot move out of that position. My TV is a 55" Sony and it works perfectly. Yours, at 60" would use up that 5 inch difference and thus the TV would hang slightly lower on the bottom and higher on the top. This is a very sturdy mount and I would recommend it. But as I said at the start, I have no experience with your particular TV. Good luck!
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Personally, I wouldn't put it back on the stand. They break...I on my second TV do to faulty stand. I will soon be hanging mine. I can see the TV starting to lean forward. It didnt start out that way.
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I bought two of these and I had a little difficulty with the stand and it was wobbly with the first one but I was able to push the stand into the bottom of the TV and then tighten the screws. It is a tight fit but when I tightened the screws, it slid together. The stands on both my TVs are good now. No wobbling. I hope that helps.
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Our Convenience Concepts glass stand (as pictured here) has held our 42" flat screen TV for about 8 months or so. No indication that it is not stable and secure. I am not so sure I would trust a heavy old (NOT flat screen) on it. Ours seems very substantial. Hope it works for you.
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I had no problem attaching the base. While it is not the sturdiest base, it works just fine. I have the TV in my bedroom on my dresser and it has been just fine.
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Yes, very easy. I have a 55" Samsung currently sitting on my stand. Good value for the $$$$ and looks nice. Easy to assemble. Just make sure you check the contents before discarding the receipt. The packing is kind of slip shod.