Is there any way to mount this on a glass panel
801541
By code tempered glass is used in showers, thus no drilling. I suppose you could custom order the glass and have the holes drilled before it is tempered, but that is expensive. The end brackets were designed to be screwed into a wall, using a adhesive wouldnt be a permanent or good solution.
801542
I am not 100% positive, but the manufacturers # is 1-800-442-1902, and I know that they would have an answer for you.
122628
No. You would need to get a screen mount. Glass or plexiglass refracts light
1059272
I would say no. Doesn't look like they offer any mounting options. I suppose something could be improvised. The window mount is removable.
342847
Unlikely, the clamp has to be screwed in tight. A glass-top would probably not take this stress and cantilever load of the monitor.
1525987
yes, use the vesa mount (included in the package) as yourwall mounting template.
2146731
You can as the back is open accept around the edges and you could hang the unit from a couple of drywall screws. However, there is no specific holes in the plastic for mounting.
558665
I put the brackets on my panel and I have a similar type situation but haven't actually mounted it yet. You may need longer screws, but the mounts are pretty secure to the panel. Hope that helps.
1454924
The adhesive that is on the shade is pretty much for inside mounting. But if you had your own tape, it should be easily doable.
1225216
No, I see no way to do that. Wall mount only unless one wanted to do some serious modifications.
1684269
I wouldn't. the mount with 3 monitors on it is a lot of weight to have on a small section of glass.
388550
No way. I would not take that chance. At least not directly. Maybe if you did it the way I did by using two pieces of wood with the glass in between and mount on the wood, but otherwise, no.
1987625
There is probably NO commercial solution to this mounting. However, I don' think it would take to much DIY creativity to come up with a solution that you discover for yourself.
773177
I do not know for sure but I believe you would find a much better mounting solution by searching for BlendMount or ProClip as they specialize in those kind of mounts.
1194546
The glass is mounted. And if you did try to set it forward it probably wouldn't be sturdy.
625987
Ok Ron.....CMS panel- If u are referring to the metal piece that shoots up the back of the unit, there shud be a small clear round rubber bumper that sits on top of this metal. The glass rests on that, and that alone- on the BACK. On both SIDES of the unit there are metal "legs" on top of the wood arches that hold the glass from the sides. In the front of the unit, there is one adjustable leg that sticks up from the front crossbar. The glass in total is supported on six spots. I don't know where u would put this glass pad, but I am pretty sure this was not included in the equipment. If you are still uncertain, and can figure out a way for me to send you pictures of where the glass sits, let me know.
1452473
I could be mounted but I suspect the space between thermalpane glass would be a huge loss of signal to maybe no signal at all.......you will also see a few guys that have had the same problem as myself in trying to keep the antenna on the glass without falling off.....I tried 4 times, two different antennas and was eventually not successful ......I tried 3 different glues and scratch sanded the spot where the mount would be.......still no success....I don't know why there aren't more people having the same problem but the few I can see are a comfort to me.....With my past experience I would not take the chance on mounting this antenna on your RV....sorry bout that...............
1577685
You can mount it however you want. I originally had it mounted to the underside of my solar panel but later moved it next to the wall by my battery. I just used double sided foam tape.