could I toss the stand and mount it on the wall? kind of like a flat screen?
1785311
No. It doesnt work that way. Its designed to be put on a desktop or large surface
1785312
The unit uses a clamp that connect to the stand via an approximate 1 and 1/4 inch pipe. To mount the monitor arm to a wall would require some form of an adapter made from a pipe like the original design.
1785313
You could do that, if you had something that could couple to the 1-1/2" vertical main support pipe
1748531
I think you could. Once the base/stand is fully assembled then you screw the mount on the back of the stand. I'm sure you could leave off the mount if you wanted. Not sure if it would make the stand/base less sturdy or not...
2019928
The unit has a build-in stand so it can be 'relocate' at will. We did not get a wall mount. We really like the unit - good color and easy to set up.
2182136
I don't think I'd try it. It's pretty light weight. It's particle board with veneer. I have a 46" flat screen on a stand and I'd say I'm pushing the limits.
1203900
There is no formal way of mounting this machine on a wall. There may be some custom mount for it somewhere but I have not found one. I was thinking about installing an in wall box and putting it up that way but you cant remove the stand and there are not any mounting holes on this.
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If you are super handy, maybe. Me, I wouldn't try. Doesn't come with anything to assist a wall mount. You'd have to figure it out. My father probably could have done so but he was pretty smart with such things! Good luck, Victoria
490878
Yes. The tv can be mounted on a pedestal that is attached to the back of the stand. This allows you to use the top shelf for a soundbar or center channel speaker
697611
Yes! It's the best way to show it off! the stand that it comes with is actually designed to be mounted on the wall. There are two slots in the back to fit onto bolts. It's very easy to take the stand on and off (you just lift it on or off) and are very reliable. Just remember to use a level when setting the holes. The trick here is that you need to do the measuring and drilling yourself.
785310
I would say yes. The way the stand is mounted. I am sure that somebody out there will make a mount that you can get. Hopefully this helps.
1239561
It is not directly mountable to the wall. Your only option would be to buy a shelf that hangs down from a VESA mount attached to the wall, and then place the TV on the stand.
2034989
Sure if you have a flat place to set it... the different size feet are so it fits over the TV stand base and rests on either side of it. I ended up mounting ours to the wall up higher than the TV, sounds good but know that it's hard to see the lighted icons on the buttons when up there... but then, they are pretty much impossible to see from your viewing spot even when the sound bar is right in front.... Best,
49400
never installed the wall mount... I liked the way it sat on the tv stand, and I could swivel the TV to be viewable by both couches across the room. I'm sure the articulating wall mount would have worked fine too.
1412916
Hi, Yes you can!! I have two of them an with a drill an a couple of screws 4,.. I can see it hanging from the wall. the base swivels on its own and so does the rest of the stand. todaly plausible. Erik
1648986
I did not attach the stand -- mine went straight to the wall. It looked very straightforward, though. I would think the only limitation might be the weight of the TV and the user's ability to manipulate it carefully and safely. Assuming one had the physical strength or a little assistance, it should be pretty easy.
1341176
Yes, mine is mounted on the wall. You just need to buy a mount that can hold a tv that size.
1082979
Just something to think about. You can buy a ultra thin tilting wall mount, drill two extra holes to fit it to this stand, and now you have a tilting stand. This is what I did. If you're a little handy it can be done in about an hour. I'll try to post some pictures in a review I'm planning to write. The front feet stand out far enough that there is no danger of this falling forward.
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Nope. I actually bought a mount from Monoprice for that purpose, and it works well (the monitor has great viewing angles).