Can you remove the TV easily to use in another location, by lifting off or is it screwed to bracket
237270
theres one screw on the top, it is mostly like an anchor but you really dont need it if your moving the tv to its original stand then back again. i move mine all the time from the den (off the peerless hanger) to the living room and put it in the original stand that sits on an old school tv. its very easy to remove and replace.
237271
theres one screw on the top, it is mostly like an anchor but you really dont need it if your moving the tv to its original stand then back again.i move mine all the time from the den (off the peerless hanger) to the living room and put it in the original stand that sits on an old school tv. its very easy to remove and replace.
237272
the bracket that is fastened to the TV attaches to the swivel plate on the base and if there is a safety screw it would be located on the top where bracket meets bracket. remove the safety screw and lift up and pull out at the same time and the TV should come free of the base. very easy to remove and replace, i move mine to another room and set it on its original stand then put it back on the swivel mount.
675912
if you notice in the picture on the top horizontal bar end bracket there is a hole. there is a tool that comes with the mount that fits this hole and rotates the bar ( the bar has a flat side to allow it to fit into the opening on the bracket that attaches to the TV) you insert the tool rotate the bar to lock the mount to the bracket and rotate the bar in the opposite direction to allow you to remove the TV from the mount. you can also slide the mount on the brackets that are anchored to the wall studs left or right to get the TV aligned properly.
1637946
Unfortunately you have to remove all the screws, but it is only a total of 4 so with the TVs being so lightweight it is probably not too cumbersome to do it.
675909
After mounting the bracket to the back of the TV, you sit the TV/bracket on to both horizontal arms of the wall mounted bracket. You have to sort of rock them in as the bracket on the TV has fingers that clip on to the wall mounted piece. Once its on, you use the provided tool to turn a device on the wall mount that actually locks the TV to the wall bracket. When you disconnect, you use same tool to release the TV and you rock/lift it off the wall bracket. You should have two folks to do this if you have a large TV.
1953519
You can slid the tv up or down on the bracket. You can turn the tv on the bracket to many positions. Our tv is a 50" and sets in the corner of our living room. Very sturdy bracket. Hope this helps.
667377
It is easy to remove, but large to store. So we just leave ours on. The picture quality is the same as far as I 'm concerned and it looks fine though it extends beyond the edges of our TV.
72814
I'd say at least 8 inches from the top of the tv to be safe. To install you have to have enough room to slip it in, and to uninstall enough to lift it out. The bracket attaches to the center of the back of tv, so you'd have to measure it out. Good luck!
744430
Yes you can remove. If you DIY while installing you can easily take it off when you move.
1655649
Yes, I think it would be easy to remove. If you are only removing the TV, it's even easier. The vertical poles are mounted to the TV which is then slid over the bracket on the wall and tightened. I used six bolts to mount the bracket, and I would not want to remove them to often for fear of loosening over time, and the holes it would leave in the wall, but you could certainly do it.
1914175
There is no quick release, in so far a separate plate that remains on the TV and would lock into a plate on the mount. As difficult as it is to put the TV on is about how hard it would be to take the TV off, in my experience. Good luck.
670800
Yes. The two vertical supports you see in the photo are attached to the television. The top of them have a hook appearance that rests on the horizontal plate. There are two set screws on the bottom of the vertical supports that prevent the television from falling from the horizontal plate. To remove the television all you would have to do is loosen the set screws and remove the television from the horizontal plate. Very easy. I hope this has helped.
2277747
There are knobs that twist out to remove it. It is pretty easy. The bracket attachments stay in place.
1676877
The TV is affixed to the stand with a variety of screw and special hardware that requires tools to remove the TV. I just disassembled mine for shipping because I am moving. The product comes with some tools you can use to assemble and take apart. It is very sturdy.
1640864
The tv can move horizontally as far as the arms can reach. Mount itself can move it has a line of bolt holes along top and bottom of the bracket that the arms are connected too. But you would either have to take tv off or have people hold it up. Not something you would want to do often.
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.
154785
Yes, the mount attached to the TV has clips/buttons to easily remove the TV from the wall mount.
2274493
The vertical brackets that attach to the back of the TV can be removed from the mount. The remainder of the mount is one piece. Once the wall mount is secured on the wall, the vertical brackets are bolted on to the TV and the brackets are attached to the wall mount. We recommend two people install the mount and the TV. The mount weighs approximately 32 lb.