Does this " Lift N Lock" feature mean that now screws or hardware are required? you adjust it and slide the TV onto the mount?
621000
iirc, you attach beams to tv then just lift and lock onto stand. It's a wonderful stand I highly recommend it. Only con is no wheels, though that never stopped anyone from DIY projects.
621001
We put ours together awhile ago, but I don't remember needing anything that wasn't provided in the package.
621002
No, this Omnimount Modena comes with all the screws and hardware you'll need to assemble the unit.
276874
Same problem here. I just connected the TV to the base without the screw and it seems pretty secure to me on the TV stand. Hopefully it not tumble over randomly one day while I am at work...
1093715
I have two of these, one indoors and one outdoors on my covered deck. No tools needed for removing or placing the television on the mount. There are two yellow clips that retain the tv in position, I just slide them off tilt the bottom of the tv out and lift. Of course it helps if the television is one of the new skinny lite ones. The tv on my deck although a flat screen is older and weighs about 40 lbs. so it helps to have some help aligning it. I would not have bought the second one if I wasn't very please with the first one.
461003
Yes, you can slide the TV in either direction and then tighten the lower screws to secure it in place.
2143019
The swivel stand is secured to the base with a hex screw. Use the Allen-key that came with the stand. If you are asking to tighten the part the holds the TV, you cannot. I simply inserted a piece of cardbord into the gap to "level" my TV.
1473757
It locks the TV to the bracket. It is a great mount you won't be disappointed. Hope this helps!
1944044
Yes. What it does is essentially keep access to the screw heads holding the bracket to the TV. It does exactly what I needed.
1114881
There are two allen head screws that secure the vertical arms (secured to the TV) to the horizontal plate (secured to the wall). These seem to prevent the unit from being accidentally dislodged ;however, on my unit they do not absolutely eliminate the possibility of the TV being moved left/right. It seems unlikely that "small, curious hands" could facilitate this.
433957
Once it is bolted to the wall you can slide your tv side to side and you can adjust the height up or down without taking out the bolts.
1016995
Yes it locks but a strong bump could make it unlock and the TV would swing down. An additional locking system like a brace or cam over the shaft can be made to be sure it won't unlock and come down.
326123
It is a nut and bolt piece that holds the sliding action. If you were to use a different method of locking the bar in place and did not have a heavy television attached it would not be difficult to raise and lower. Though the television will stop the bar from raising if it is attached to a finished ceiling. The top of the television will hit the ceiling before the bar reaches the highest setting.
1640865
The mount will move horizontally. I have not needed to lock mine into a fixed horizontal position so it will move if I push on the left or right side of the tv.
1736893
There set screws on the bottom of the TV mount brackets that tighten to the wall mount.
1462076
Its not difficult to adjust, but you have to adjust the tilt angle before mounting the TV.
684248
Yes but be sure you use wall anchor hooks and are screwing into wall Joyce or beam when securing the mount to the wall. The mount has some resistance in the swing arm that will require you to pull with mild force when adjusting the tv amgle after mounting.
623143
If I remember correctly... You'll need a screw driver. But everything else was in the box. By-the-way it's holding up well and looks great. I just wish it was about 6 inches higher so I wouldn't be looking straight at the TV from my chair.
543726
The tilt can be adjusted after mounting and you do not need tools. I suppose the screws could theoretically be so tight as to preclude tilting, but I haven't had any trouble out of it. The tilt works by allowing the tv to pivot on a bolt in the back. It will be very obvious once you see it. It basically pivots the brackets screwed to the tv in their relation to the hook that goes on the mount.