Is the "swooping" piece on the bottom center with the Samsung name removable for use on a video wall (TVs butted against one another)?
440714
The piece is glued to the bottom of the TV. Your choice to remove with caution.
99840
Nope, the tv does not move on the mount. I suppose it could move side-to-side, but it should really stay centered anyway.
1086860
Yes...just unscrew the two studs and the TV can be removed with the plate attached. The bracket has a hook to hold it in place while you do this which makes it a lot easier. Great design!
461003
Yes, you can slide the TV in either direction and then tighten the lower screws to secure it in place.
1971329
Yes... Depending on the TV weight it may be difficult to slide laterally, but tweaking is not a problem. Once you have the desired position, the TV can be locked into place.
1819550
The top has a lip that rests on the top of the tv. I have had mine for almost a year and it hasn't fallen off
1637944
NO. You can remove the vertical bolt, and leave the mounting plate on the tv for future use.I'd replace the nut on the bolt with a wing nut. If the tv not to heavy, it should be easy to alignthe bolt through the holes. You can remove the tilt knob, but it will take two persons, one to hold the tv,and one to hold the carage bolt to tighting it.A drop on mount still has to be bolted in place if the RV is being moved.Walt
1720705
If you take it off it will make the unit too wobbly. It kind of holds it all secure. We did cut holes in it though to make room for the TV wall mount and for cables to get through better. The holes they provide were too small.
643995
You most definitely need to screw this item into the wall studs. In my case I added a board and screwed it into two wall studs to create an area where I could center and screw the Samsung wall hanger. Do not use sheetrock anchors to suspend your TV!!!!!
166443
The TV is VESA compliant so I very much suspect you will not have an issue. Mine is flush to the wall with a pretty standard thin bracket.
1620968
Yes. It has a stand that can be very easily detached. The wall mount complies with the VESA standard ...
1162941
Hi, No you could NOT mount it on the wall like a flat screen tv, it is not made to have the stand removed from the bottom, at all. If you give me a few minutes I will post a picture of the back for you. BTW, I sent this one back it was defective, and purchased my new one from HP direct and own the "touch screen" now.
735059
Yes. The self is removable but the back is solid. I was surprised how well constructed the stand was. Works great for aulbums and CDs. Holds entertainment center on top very well.
2274811
Call 800.Samsung, they'll assist. I returned this item since it didn't occur to me at the time of purchase that I'd need to line each bracket up with a stud and therefore the bracket location was restricted by just that so my TV would have been off center on the wall. If your studs are centered on the wall, you're fine, but if not, the TV would be off center.
1724860
The mount is shipped as one piece in the box, but very easily becomes two pieces. The connection between the bracket and the arm is secured with two bolts. When the lower bolt is removed, the bracket can be lifted off of the arm. Essentially the upper bolt is to hang the bracket and the lower to secure the bracket, ensuring the television cannot be bumped off of or fall from the arm. This wall mount is designed very well.
2217234
No. It is designed to be laying flat and its space saving with the TV on top.
1748532
You could sit the TV on the stand and leave the rear mounting stuff off...but I think they sell a cheaper one that is identical minus the rear mount. I suppose you could also sell the mounting hardware on e-bay...