If i want to use this as part of a video wall, can I just not attach the bottom stand? Will the bottom be flat, or does anything stick out?
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The bottom will be flat if you don't attach the bottom stand. Nothing will stick out.
440445
The bottom is semi flat, there is a small lip at the front where the screen is... so yes it sticks out a bit at the front but if you can use foam (the white shipping kind) and it may work.
1556978
Yep beyond a doubt. I got a 55" flat screen and it holds it just fine. Great stand.
590567
I AM NOT SHUR I UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION. SORRY. I WILL TAKE A GUESS AT YOUR QUESTION. U WANT TO LEAVE STAND ATTACHED TO TV& attach wall mount to a mounting post?? Correct? If so. Yes will work. This is a really great product. I spent $70 at walmart on a peace of ---- returned it. Gd luck
1563432
Looks wise I don't know, but the stand is very sturdy & I think it would be fine for your setup.
49396
That's the plan :) it's sitting on the floor in the box still. I ordered a TV stand for my components, and it hasn't arrived yet. I want to have it sitting under the TV before I decide exactly how high to mount the articulating wall mount.
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There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25" lower. Hope that helps. Looks like it will depend on your TV a little and where the screws holes are for attaching it to the stand. There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25"... » Read More There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25" lower. Hope that helps. Looks like it will depend on your TV a little and where the screws holes are for attaching it to the stand. « Show Less
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The stand can support the TV on its own. It does not need to be attached to a wall. However, current TV's are tall, thin, and potentially unstable. If the TV is sitting on the shelving, it might be prudent to use a wire cable to attach it to the vertical pole or wall to keep it from getting knocked over.
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It comes as a wall mount, but you can purchase "feet" to attach to the bottom or even make your own.
1656258
the bottom bar gives the product enough stability unless you plan to put heavy objects on the stand. I just use it for towels and a few decorative items on the top shelf and it is stable. Any attachments would be unattractive in my opinon.
1452375
The clamp on the bottom should be preventing this. Make sure it's locked and tight enough (but not too tight -- it snapped on me and made the stand practically useless).
729737
Not sure, ended up not using the wall mount and just used the stand. Happy to sell you the mount if you're interested.
2282011
I'm not positive, but I don't think so. Unless you used some kind of glue for the bottom, like Gorilla Glue. And then you would never get it loose from the TV stand or whatever you were using it on. But you couldn't attach it with nails or screws. Actually, if you knew you didn't want to change the size of it.. you could glue it.. as it does tend to move a little. I do have to adjust mine from time to time. Also, I used WD40 inside it to make it move smoother.
527512
If you are going to use the screen as a flat wall then you will need a divider screen stand for it. If you let it bend then you do not need the stand. Mine's placed between a love seat and a table so between the 2 items that keeps it steady. But, have used it elsewhere with the folds like it is displayed in the listing and that works just fine, too. Good luck and I hope that I have answered your question. p.s. It looks good also.
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I would believe so. I use it for sales videos where I put my laptop on it horizontally so I can see my presentation (script) in front of me. If you put a monitor on it, it should hold fine. I would consider the added security of spring clamps to ensure it doesn't fall off if bumped. However, the stand is sturdy as all get out.
2010251
Hi. There is a pole mount on the bottom. We make a wall mount that will work with the pole mount for bracketing. I'll try to include a link but if you search for "Seismic Audio Wall Mount" you should find them. I recommend the simpler ones with the hand knobs. They make the most solid support.Seismic Audio - Pair (2) Wall Mount Metal PA Speaker Stand for Bands, Clubs, DJs, Karoake, Bars, Restaurants
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I'm sorry I did not answer sooner . I have not checked my email for a few weeks. This stand is not as sturdy as it appears. It is is not suitable for a tv the size you are inquiring about. A tv your size may be too large for this stand because it is not solid wood.
1758551
No, the stand is too short for vertical use. The stand has a custom bracket that only goes on in the normal orientation. However, the are standard mounting threads in back of the monitor, you can use a custom stand.