I like my tv to sit a little high, is there anyway to put a mount on it without compromising the integrity of piece? Or maybe it's high enough?
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We found that this was higher than the pervious TV stand that we had. That and the overall look of this is why we purchased it. I guess, if you desired the TV to be higher still, you could put something between the TV and the stand to make it even higher. Overall we have been pleased.
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This stand does have the TV set lower than older model stands. I am happy with the level it is at now. It is about eye level when sitting in a chair. You could put a finished wooden box under the set to raise it, but matching the finish would be hard. I am pleased with the quality and finish just the way it is.
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The height on this unit is 24 3/8". It is not made to attach a mount to the stand but you could attach the TV to the wall above it.
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Yes you can just be sure to mount it into a stud or something that will support your TV
2014579
There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
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this mount is not strong enough to hold my TV which is 75 inches. If you have a smaller TV, I would yes recommend it.I ordered 2 set but I was unable to use them, let me know if you want to buy one from me... I would give you a good deal. Let me know
714935
I think that a tv that size may have a different screw place setup, one to wide/tall for this particular product. Not to mention the weight issue (not the most stable product)
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You could sit the TV on the stand and leave the rear mounting stuff off...but I think they sell a cheaper one that is identical minus the rear mount. I suppose you could also sell the mounting hardware on e-bay...
859255
It is not very high. The height is 5,25 ft with my LCD 50 . it is screwed on the wall and the mount is where the tv bracket is ...
1682225
I'm sorry, we have not mounted the tv. I think when looking into buying the tv, amazon had some related items below that could also be considered, maybe a mounting kit is referenced there in that column
520603
Hmmm, you would have to create some type of makeshift way to do it. The feet of the unit have slots, apparently for wall hanging, although that would be awkward and the unit would be upside down. If your TV is hanging on a wall bracket, you may be able to install a shelf above or below it. I did that with my television and was able to use L brackets and mount the shelf directly to the top of the TV bracket.
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It mounts the TV very high up. There should be plenty of room. This is a very nice looking set up for the price.
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I don't believe this can be used to mount to your TV. However; I mounted mine to a brick wall using the enclosed hardware. Just screw into the mortar. Doesn't weigh much and works spectacularly! Good luck.
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I have mine mounted to a stud and it works perfectly. I do think it can be mounted to drywall and the mount comes with drywall anchors. So in theory I do think the mount itself will mount to drywall, but there's no guarantee the drywall will support the weight of your TV. I would use a stud if possible so you don't have a broken tv laying on the ground one day.
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Do you have to mount the TV? I prefer to have the TV just sitting on the stand.
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It's just a stand, not a mount, so your TV would just sit on it. There is a hole for a screw in the center of the shelf but I think you would have to buy separate mounting hardware from Hafele for that...
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Hi Bill Turff, when placing TV on the using bracket, we strongly suggest to have it setup by a professional TV mounting service people so that it will pose no damage for you and for the TV. -Ely
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Hi Albert. Technically you can do this - the bolts in the pole would hold the TV up the same way they would down, the tilt adjustment is symmetrical so you can adjust up or down. My only warning is that on a ceiling, there is much less of an opportunity to bump the mount with any serious force. On the ground/floor you could lean on it, fall back on it, or any number of other similar circumstances and the torque from a heavy hit would bend or break this mount pretty easily - its not heavy duty by any means. Hope that helps, let me know if I can provide any other info. Cheers!
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I am using a 46 inch TV and I have about 6 inches between the bottom of the TV and the top shelf while I am using highest setting. I guess you could go higher but then you would only be using one bracket and it may not be stable. Anyone only using 1 bracket and going higher?