can the tv be locked to the stand?
1676875
Other than being bolted on, no not really. However a theif would have a tough time grabbing it.
1676876
Unlike many of the wall mounts where you can lift the TV and part of the bracket off the mount, the TV is screwed or bolted to the stand.
1676877
The TV is affixed to the stand with a variety of screw and special hardware that requires tools to remove the TV. I just disassembled mine for shipping because I am moving. The product comes with some tools you can use to assemble and take apart. It is very sturdy.
1676878
Unfortunately, I am not clear as to what you mean by "locked to the stand."
873815
No. This tv does not have that ability. Since it is retro in design it is set to be stood on the three legs. The housing is not very flat and is probably about 6 inches in depth.
594598
No, however it's really attractive. It's easy to manually turn the tv w/stand if necessary.
414527
Yes you can as long as the tv doesn't interfere with the shelf clearance. The tv mount bracket can be moved to any height you want and so can the shelves. I purchased one and wouldn't buy it again though, the shelves were not very stable.
1708297
I purchased this tv stand as a gift and it is not in my home so that I can look at the back of it. My husband, who assembled the stand, said the answer to the question is "yes."
959507
No there is not. Once the TV is properly mounted, and the mount locked, it does not move.
1323969
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.
111798
You can loosen the connection and put it in any configuration but to have the TV face away from the 'feet' would result in it toppling over unless you anchor the 'feet'.
318535
There is a latch at the bottom that you can pull to release the lock. If you can't reach behind the TV, then you will have difficulty releasing the lock and will need to attach a string or something similar.
2084177
The stand itself is non adjustable,but how ever,you can turn the whole TV though.
945854
Yes. As long as you don't jerk the stand, it can be easily moved on carpet without risk of the tv falling.
1201681
Yes, the TV does truly come with a stand. It seemed sturdy and does not look intrusive. Rather attractive with rounded edges and corners. I can't attest to how tough it is because I mounted my set on the wall, though.
1748534
No you don't "have" to use the mount. You can certainly just set your TV on top of the stand. But why would you? Why pay for a mount if your not going to use it. We love ours! Great quality furniture. You must have some experience in putting things together though. A bit of a challenge, but worth it!
1016995
Yes it locks but a strong bump could make it unlock and the TV would swing down. An additional locking system like a brace or cam over the shaft can be made to be sure it won't unlock and come down.
469653
I'm not sure. When you are putting it up, just raise it to the height you want, but I don't know if there will be a locking device at that spot, but you could devise one.
302371
I think you can. I have never tried it. But it would be easier to just undo the wingnuts on the back of the base closes to the TV and then just unmount it.
1709977
I don't think so as the base is small and the unit is based on the weight of the TV hanging - there is a way to lock the TV up under the counter but it is not a great lock and would not work I think for a desk mount at all.