can the wall bracket be mounted so that the outer arm is below the inner arm?
56316
yes I think so. maybe reverse the bolt when adding the 3rd piece. BTW it comes in 4 pieces.
56317
Yes you can. The bracket has a bolt at the end which can be turned around. You are getting what you pay for here. Bracket meets my needs, but the plastic cover that goes around the metal (plastic cover is meant to be just decorative) is a little low quality I had to use black electrical tape to keep the cover in place. Bracket is easy for a do-it-yourselfer type of person.
56318
You could probably install the whole thing upside down if you wanted to have the monitor/TV hang lower off the wall bracket.
876038
NOt as it comes out of the box, no. You would be missing the vertical brace at one end points and there is only one set of wall mounting hardware. Each panel does come out though, and I think if you could get an additional set of wall mounting hardware it would work.
93027
The bracket that mount to studs/wall has multiple slots that span the entire width of bracket. It should work.
36282
Yes, it would be possible, but not easy. There are no holes in the legs to which you could attach the "L" bracketsPat L
596580
You would need a custom bracket or brace to make it fit. It is designed as a flush wall mount.
2209571
No, this unit as shipped will not mount to a vertical surface. You may be able to find a different arm, or an additional part directly from the company.
1576273
I think that would work- the arm sticking out at the base could get in the way a bit, but I think it's workable since it's pretty flat. Attaching the arm to a stand is the way it was intended, but it's kind of awkward that way actually.
1787032
Most likely. The two arms/hooks at the bottom come up about 1" to 1-1/2" and have rubber tips to prevent sliding. Just make sure whatever arm you're mounting it too can be tightened enough to take the weight without drooping.
1874256
The outside holes of the mounting bracket are 32" apart for mounting to wall studs. The brackets are mounted to a wood inner support. They could be removed and located in your choice of position.
1492932
Larry, If your were able to have a 4 inch square mounting plate on the end of the arm, it would mount just fine to it.DougD
845175
If I understand your question. The wall brackets are adjustable. They are ment to go on the most outer edge. But in my case I was limited to how far apart they could be. i mounted mine to a window frame and had vinyl siding next to that. I didn't want to go into the siding so I brought the brackets in closer. Works great.
465818
The arm has a pin that sets down into the table clamp. If you don't use the clamp, I don't know how you would mount it.
978823
Dear Potential Buyer; This is possible if you have access to mount the arm on the "permanently fixed" pole. The arm can only mount this if you have access to the top or bottom of the pole. It uses a quick release similar to a bike seat that allows for adjustable height. Also, another thing to point out. The VESA bracket connecting the arm to the monitor is half plastic and metal. Thankfully, metal VESA plates are sold everywhere and can be either replaced or reinforced. I hope this helps.
2280813
The photo shows the mounting bracket that comes with the unit. It is black in the photo at the end of the lower arm. It has screw holes for mounting to a vertical surface. The wall track is an option.
1179888
There are no brackets provided for such an installation. You would have to fashion something, perhaps using metal patch pieces that have a hole at each end. It would be critical that the shelving be very sturdy and not tend to distort or have the rear portion raise/dislodge from the cantilever effect of the unit when fully extended.
1350430
The provided 4 metal brackets will not fit the plastic of the short sides and I do not think that the brackets on the long sides will support the unit if oriented vertically; however, I think one could easily drill a couple of holes in the plastic and attach a wire/cable then hang it like a picture to a Molly.
1509593
It was not designed to be hung on the wall, but you could probably do it if you add your own brackets.