Don't these straps prevent the TV from rotating on its stand?
1681039
Depends on how much you tighten them. I tighten them enough the keep the television restrained but still capable of rotation
371326
None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.
1787898
No, the anchor on the back does not rotate. However, if you're just setting the TV on the stand without using the anchor, then you'll be able to rotate the TV, but you will need to find another way to anchor it, maybe to the wall.
2143019
The swivel stand is secured to the base with a hex screw. Use the Allen-key that came with the stand. If you are asking to tighten the part the holds the TV, you cannot. I simply inserted a piece of cardbord into the gap to "level" my TV.
132223
I have not attached the TV to the stand - just placed it on top & rotate slowly. I would imagine a strap could be screwed into the back of the top shelf, if you wish to prevent tipping. However, a child could conceivably tip the TV AND stand over. Mine is high enough that a kid would have to be old enough not to dump the whole thing over.
115960
Yeah, ours does the same thing, and I don't like it. It is either a STUPID design decision (since the thing is rather top heavy anyway), or a design flaw. Since we are not planning on hanging the TV from a wall, I have ordered the security strap for the base, mentioned in the product manual, and I am also going to secure the set to the wall via cables, as detailed in the manual as well. That should alleviate my fears of the dang thing falling over on me.
293045
It should not be a problem since the straps connect to the wall mounting holes on the back of the TV.
1762974
we have large 48 inch screen mounted to the stands and we dont turn them but i do beleive they rotate easily... because we do adjust for stage angle slightly but not completly 90 degrees... hope this helps
381485
i have 2 haefele stands.... tv does not attach; sits on the stand. very steady... great quality
1001354
Hi Anna,The straps mount to the TV on the mounting holes that are there for people who hang their TVs to the wall. The straps come with the needed screws.Not sure about the other answer though. Mine came with two straps, so only one set was needed.
1509063
yes they do. I've never had the stand move, except when I pushed it. mine is sitting on carpet, so I can't make any claims about a hard surface.
1946332
The answer is yes. The two bars that attach to the TV hook over the solid panel and are tightened in place. By loosening the clamps on the bars the TV can be adjusted side-to-side or easily removed. I hope this helps.
1892839
No just adjusted the screws and bolts do this without bthe tv attached then tighten them when you have the right angle you need
643189
I have my attached to the wall and its at an angle and works fine. I have a 65" tv hooked up to it. The tv is on a stand and the strap is added protection.
837762
There are cords with plastic beads on the ends that hang down from the brackets on the TV. You pull down on them, pivot the bottom of the TV forward, and lift I off the mounts. They are a little stubborn, sonyou may have to mess with them a bit to get them to release. You shouldn't have to use any extreme force, though.
1695702
No. Or just flip the stand, if thatll mke any difference. Screws are the only thing holding it
1034336
No, the brackets aren't close enough together to catch the mount holes on both sides. If you are handy with tools you can make it work by putting some horizontal bars across the TV mounting jokes and attach the brackets to those, that's what I did.