How does the TV attach to the slide out part? Or what holds the TV up?
381483
The TV on it's stand just sits on the slide out part - the normal weight of the TV holds it in place
381484
I can't remember exactly how the TV attaches ( I don't have that anymore), but it works, and you will know how when you see it. I hope.....
381485
i have 2 haefele stands.... tv does not attach; sits on the stand. very steady... great quality
381486
TV is not "attached" to base. The base of the tv simply sets on the base of the slide.
381487
The swivel extension is basically a movable shelf. The swivel rails fasten to a flat surface like a table top or inside a cabinet. The TV comes with a base that holds the TV upright. It sets on the flat metal plate that slides and swivels. This is not a wall mount!
1093715
I have two of these, one indoors and one outdoors on my covered deck. No tools needed for removing or placing the television on the mount. There are two yellow clips that retain the tv in position, I just slide them off tilt the bottom of the tv out and lift. Of course it helps if the television is one of the new skinny lite ones. The tv on my deck although a flat screen is older and weighs about 40 lbs. so it helps to have some help aligning it. I would not have bought the second one if I wasn't very please with the first one.
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.
1168653
the mount is under the tv, so the only way to mount under anything is with a wall mount attachment sold seperately
1897929
There is a lip that goes over the top of the tv to hold it in place. It also comes with velcro that you can connect to the border, but I didn't use it an the protector stays on great. It is a heavy, hard plastic, not a piece of plastic that just sticks to the screen. I have three young boys and this is the perfect to protect our tv from flying cars or balls.
675912
if you notice in the picture on the top horizontal bar end bracket there is a hole. there is a tool that comes with the mount that fits this hole and rotates the bar ( the bar has a flat side to allow it to fit into the opening on the bracket that attaches to the TV) you insert the tool rotate the bar to lock the mount to the bracket and rotate the bar in the opposite direction to allow you to remove the TV from the mount. you can also slide the mount on the brackets that are anchored to the wall studs left or right to get the TV aligned properly.
1669633
The bottom shelf is the base so it is fully attached. The smaller shelf is attached at the back but the front will lift up a bit. It is very secure! We love the whole set up. We have a 48" tv on it!
572146
Im thinking about buying this tv and i keep reading reviews about the slides what is that and does it come with the tv.
2005071
The back edge of the base contains a mounting hole and I used a screw to secure the TV to a wooden shelf. You could install an angled wedge under the base and use a long screw to secure the wedge and TV to your shelf. The TV is very light; no danger that it would fall if the screw is secure.
1150181
There are two vertical mounts that attach to the TV and these hang on the tilting rectangle part of the stand and secured with a hand knob. The vertical mounts are used to adjust the height of the TV. The bottom of the mounts have a slot and the top has holes for the mounting screws. I have a Samsung 60 inch Plasma television, mounting the TV in the second from the top mounting hole, next to the lowest position, puts the bottom of the TV 29-1/2" from the floor and 9-1/4" from the top self, the top of the TV is 62" from the floor.
1102779
The only adjustment is horizontal as far as bolting up screen. The vertical mounts do have multiple holes in them to accommodate different size TVs but there are NO slides for vertical mounts, Only for horizontal mounts.
270712
Rail mounts screw into back of TV. They provide screws that seem to accommodate most tv models. Then the tv slides on a rail on the stand. It is great! I could slide the tv slightly off center to fit in a corner next to a fireplace. I was very pleased at the final product. The instructions were excellent I thought too.
920471
That is how we installed our's. Put a nice stained board up for stability & put the mount on it. When we fold the TV up to the ceiling we attatch a bungie cord across it incase we hit a hard bump just to be sure the clame doen not bounce loose. Seems to work great.
804490
My TV is 80 inches, so it was very heavy, but it wasn't difficult otherwise. It kind of hooks on and then you tighten it up with a screw once it is on there so it stays. I've never removed it, but it would be easy to do so.
1226778
There are two separate major pieces. The horizontal bracket that mounts to the wall is the part that needs to be solid and in the wall. The two verticals brackets that mount to the TV, then "hook" into the brackets mounted on the wall. You can then secure them with a tightening screw, but basically the TV sits on top of the bracket that is mounted to the wall. The weight of the TV, and the hook, will keep it in place, but it requires two people to do this, and you can tighten the bracket to secure it, if you want to be sure nobody can knock it off the wall. Hope that helps...
237270
theres one screw on the top, it is mostly like an anchor but you really dont need it if your moving the tv to its original stand then back again. i move mine all the time from the den (off the peerless hanger) to the living room and put it in the original stand that sits on an old school tv. its very easy to remove and replace.
2054238
I had to add a board to the tray that the TV sits on so it would have a larger surface area. I used all 8 screws on the bottom rails and some of my own screws to attach the board. Did not use the bolts. The TV is not attached to the board but is still very stable. The sliding tray works great.