Can you attach the bar to the back of the picture and not on the wall - does it rotate to do this?
1395709
I bought 3 different Lights. If you can use a corded light, this one does have a mounting bracket (about 2.5in Long) that can be installed on the back of a frame (if frame is thick enough to accept and hold screws) , and the light can be turned and adjusted to properly shine on Picture. Amerelle PC16KBAM 16-Inch Incandescent Slim Picture Light, Nickelor in Brass Amerelle PC16RBAM Amerelle PC16RBAM 16-Inch Incandescent Slim Picture Light, Brass
1395710
It can't be mounted in the frame or picture without drilling a hole. Furthermore, out of the 2 I ordered the wall mount and the lamp was never squared to each other unless you shifted the arch slightly to one side.
1395711
The arm won't rotate all the way around. It will rotate all the way to either side and it stops. So no, although you could use some kind of adhesive on the front to mount it. The batteries go in through the back, so you'd still be able to change the batteries.
1395712
No. You can't attach it to back. There are mounting spaces on back. You can rotate the front light. It turns @ 180 degrees.
1395713
I don't see how you would. The part that attaches to the wall is the part that holds the batteries so it is an inch or more in depth. It really has to go above the picture.
1395714
I'm looking at it now and I can't see how it would be possible to attach to the frame back. The base that attaches to the wall does rotate, but only 90 degrees either way; not to where the holes are facing forward... Or the back of a frame. Plus the base is pretty thick, and seems that it would prevent any frame from resting flat against the wall. I do like the light however ... Looks sharp and works well, nice wall attachment system with built in level...but use rechargeable batteries because it drains them pretty rapidly. Hope that helps...
1395715
No. The silver u-arm doesn't spin all the way around. But you could use a couple of 3M command strips to attach it the frame instead. Keep in mind, the battery case is thick, so the top of the frame would angle out away from the wall a bit.
2046945
I actually hung mine on the wall. I believe there were holes for screws on the back.
1871234
Yes, I mounted mine to the wall. It has a great function that allows you to change the viewing angle. Mine is in the bathroom above and just outside the tub so this ability to change the viewing angle is amazing.
510895
Has brackets that go onto wall with screws/Sheetrock screws. Then bar attaches to those. Not too hard to do. Recommend using level gauge if available.
1276398
No, it is a wall mount , instruction in the package will tell you how to do this.
1748864
The bar that mounts the tv rotates quite far. Plus you can run the chords through the bar so they aren't hanging messy.
142970
Yea you can rotate it. You just need to loosen the stud screw thinger and then move it and retighten it.
1961549
There is not a spot to, but I'm sire you could make a frame to screw into the wall. But no, there is no place to hang it like a picture or mount it.
825888
I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly....but the central bar that is sticking up from the edge cannot be flipped...the product comes in exact the same way as the picture....
1883193
These bars need to be screwed to the wall. They can be "chained" together, though. Not sure if that answers your question, as it appears to be truncated.
1787898
No, the anchor on the back does not rotate. However, if you're just setting the TV on the stand without using the anchor, then you'll be able to rotate the TV, but you will need to find another way to anchor it, maybe to the wall.
836057
No. It's a free standing piece. The back panel is flimsy. I use it as a mini bar and it works well as that.
2235044
I don't think you can mount this on the wall. there is no mounting holes on the back side. I think you will have to use the mounting Stand that comes with it.
389196
Yes you can. The wall mounting bracket can be moved to allow securing to wall even with a slight gap.
1438923
If I remember correctly the stand is fixed and cannot rotate. We used a wall mount for our TV when we installed it in our boat.
1476629
No...it can't. Would be nice if it could, but there's no place on the back for wall mount.
57925
The bar does rotate. I use it for press downs, cable curls, etc. and have enjoyed the bar.