Is there a way to secure the TV on the mount with a padlock? Is there a 'security bar' to slide along the bottom hooks?
1747733
I tried to see if we can, however i do not think it's possible. If securing is important for you, you want to buy it and take to local hardware shop to weld something to it or maybe the item listed below.Combination Bike Lock with Coated ChainHope it helps.
1747734
I tried to see if we can, however i do not think it's possible. If securing is important for you, you want to buy it and take to local hardware shop to weld something to it or maybe the item listed below. http://www.amazon.com/Combination-Bike-Lock-Coated-Chain/dp/B009ZWBL5M/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1377794084&sr=8-2&keywords=chain+with+number+lock Hope it helps.
1747735
I dont see anyway that it could be secured with a padlock. Great TV bracket and easy to install. Don't rely on the level that comes with it though.
2151052
There is a tiny screw that you need to open so it will slide out. Once you install it in a box you can put it back and lock the screw.
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.
1819557
Putting velcro on the sides of the TV does make it steady and secured. The best way is to move two of the velcros provided and place them on the curvy/bent side of the plastic protector so they sit and stick to the top part of your TV. This, of course, assumes that the protector has the right size for your TV.
318530
Pull the nob up. Also, it is easier to lock the TV. In place by pulling up on the nob & pushing the TV until it locks in place.
1632212
The padlock is approx. 40 inches up the cabinet. (Give or take an inch) Even if you install the bar as low as you can it will be over 30 inches.I haven't tried this but if you are handy with a drill I would think you could drill a couple of holes lower on the bar for the lock. I don't think it matters where the hole for the lock is. But, again, I have not tried this.
318532
The 'T' bolt you see in the picture at the lower right actually locks it against the wall. When you push the tv back both arms become parallel and the 'T'bolt slides up a ramp and drops in a hole at the back of the tv mount. To release it you have to pull the bolt down. I mounted a 32 " TV on mine and the bolt hangs just slightly below the bottom of the TV. You will need about an inch of space for the bolt to drop down and if you have a large TV you may have to reach behind the tv from the bottom preferably to grab the bolt and pull it down. It is very solid and does work great.
1404263
the two bars that attach to the TV, have a screw on each, that when tightened, keep TV secure on the mount. But if you keep these screws loose, you can easily mount and unmount the TV. the TV will still be secure unless some one "accidentally" manages to pull the TV from the bottom towards them and lift the tv off the mount and throw it a cross the room.
1500845
You can add a padlock. Don't have dimensions handy but I can tell you that it will mount on a standard 4x4 post.
2078834
No there's no lock. Press down firmly to keep it in place. It's made for easy adjustment so that is the reason it moves when you lift from the bottom. If your hitting it from the bottom it will move on you.
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.
1697024
The lock attachment piece is very flimsy and seems to only serve as a way to keep someone from easily lifting the tv off of the mount. I installed on both of my tv's but have no confidence that the locks will actually prevent anything from happening. The lock itself is not included with the mount so another piece you must buy separately.
1743437
It locks to keep it from telescoping out but it will still move from side to side. I really haven't had a problem with mine. I just push it back flush against the wall. given the size tv it's made for I would'nt think it would be a problem
461003
Yes, you can slide the TV in either direction and then tighten the lower screws to secure it in place.
1603564
Yes, there is a metal tab attached to the cord above the unit. I attach a length of chain to it, wrap it around the power pedestal and put a padlock on it. It certainly is not theft proof but it would slow them down.
1025229
Sorry, It cannot be padlocked unless you modify it some how, It's basically a push tab that locks into place to secure the bottom opening.
670798
I did forget to mention that the two vertical bars are bolted to the back of the television. To remove them, they would have to unbolted. Easy. No problem.