can it detatch from the wall and used as a lightsaber
1568782
No it can not be detached and used as a lightsaber, it's a very delicate light plastic as well as incredibly under sized combared to the actual thing/toy.
1568783
Sorry my firend, you can detatch, but part of the base to the wall coming with the lightsaber, so using like a lightsaber is not posible, sorry.
176605
My brother did, But you have to build a framework for it to attach to. It by itself is not designed for a wall.
1620968
Yes. It has a stand that can be very easily detached. The wall mount complies with the VESA standard ...
673270
No, it's what they call a "Wall Hanger" This is not made for use, just a nice replica of the film used in The Return of the King. I own many, many LOTR/Hobbit weapons and this is by far my favorite.
49989
I would say the quick answer is no. Of course I'm sure there is a way that it can be done if it were absolutely necessary. Something would have to be attached to the wall first and then the lamp could be clamped to that, it would definetely restrict the movement of the lamp arm, so I would not advise doing this.
1366303
No you cannot remove the blade but ydou can use two lightsabers or one dualsided
1343099
Yes it can. We actually used the command strips for ours, the Velcro ones so you can pull it off of the wall as well. It only took one on each corner to secure it.
2088011
Yes, the unlit lightsaber hilt is fixed to the belt and does not come off. It does not come with an ignited lightsaber like small action figures.
143755
yes - it is detachable and you will need to be sure it is locked in when sliding into place.
1835295
Yes, it is detachable. I'm not sure how you could attach it in a different manner though as the base has a support attached to it. You could try searching for the stand on YouTube to get a better understanding of how it looks when disassembled.
1949320
This sword is a good sword for display purposes, but do NOT go and try to take on the spartan empire with it. This sword is not at all something that should be used for fighting but it is wonderful to hang on your wall. I tried fighting my brother with my other sword and the thing inside the handle snapped and all the handle pieces came off as well as the pommel. So if you ask me for a straight answer, I would say not really.
482681
No, the top portion that attaches to the wall is the only part that is detachable. Hope this helps.
819174
No. A single long screw attaches each end and could work out or tear out of the wall eventually.
1577223
I don't think so... I bought 2 and the arms of both of them are extremely difficult to swing. It will take a very strong wall attachment to be able to swing like my mom's was when I was growing up. However, if you want the arms stationary, you might be able to attach to the wall without anchors and strong screws.
419183
yes it can. just impact it several second and it should come off. really good tool and i love it
934777
You could, but I doubt that it would hold any kind of weight. If your intent in installing this grab bar is to use it for the purpose of helping you get to your feet from a seated position, it should really by anchored to a stud, or 2x4 blocking inside your wall. If this grab bar were installed on the wall where MY pocket door is, I'm fairly certain it would be ripped right out of the wall the very first time I used it to try to help me get to my feet. Your mileage may vary....
1747488
You possible could with a screw driver but the stand itself is not for walls.but you could take the screw driver with long enough screw and do it there is enough space in between the swords to do so. Hope this helps.