If it's a single screw mount, is there anything to prevent it from twisting or rotating out of orientation over time?
1765512
They are very secure & look great. The smaller ones have 1 screw & the larger pulls have 2. I am very happy with them & get many compliments on them. I hope this is helpful Mary. Tina
1765513
The back of the base in not flat. There is a slight ridge around the edge. Tightening the screws allows this ridge to sort of "seat" into the wood. This is not drastic and does not damage the cabinets or mark them any more than a normal knob but it is enough to keep them from rotating. I have had these knobs installed on drawers and doors and have not had any problems with them rotating.
1765514
No, there is not a prong on this knob. Being a rectangle it will be less likely to rotate than a round knob.
1765515
Single screw mount. Have been using ours for about 3 months with no issues.
1957211
I just checked. It spins around, moves up-down, forward and backward. I didn't see anyway of removing it form its mount. Didn't want to manipulate it to much.
478328
There is a tap screw at the base of the center of the column. If its loose, the whole deal rotates easily.
1112961
Yes. You could also buy the command mount if you don't want to use any screws .
2170316
Unfortunately, no. Once it's mounted under the counter, it will not rotate that direction.
449418
It's a large plastic "nut" shaped fastener that easily screws on. It does not rotate/swivel.
2148359
On the quick release plate? The screw itself should come to a stop. It's common for the plate to still be able to rotate.
142970
Yea you can rotate it. You just need to loosen the stud screw thinger and then move it and retighten it.
2183869
I had no problems with the mount. Measure carefully, use levels and squares, follow directions, you'll be fine. One thing at a time, do it right, move on to the next thing.....
1075156
Yes. That was the easy part. However, it is a screw that secures the rotating plastic is what I was referring to in my review.
573905
The mount only rotates 90 degrees 1 way. I thought I was going to break it the first time I rotated mine and realized I was trying to rotate it the wrong way. If it doesn't go one way.. try the other way.
913432
Yes,you can just rotate it all the way around on the mount with 4 lock positions, every 90
1666875
Unfortunately, no. It screws on. If you were very handy you might mount the screw on the other side.
517435
yes. There is a set screw that allows the camera to be rotated after mounting.
1371668
There are two screws on each side to adjust the angle, but if it was mounted crooked, vertically, then no.
313544
No screw to loosen or tighten; tilt adjusted by an internal ratchet which as you mentioned would appear to wear out in time. Since I have had my fan running nonstop for almost 3 days and I've been using it very often in the last month, I have not needed to adjust the tilt often, just once or twice. I would imagine if I were tilting it up then down and up again, sooner or later the ratcheting device or whatever it is would loosen and I'll be left with a downward tilting fan.
467719
If mounted upside down it wouldn't turn in the other direction or lock securely when open