does the plate that attaches to the back of the tv center on the stud attachment plate when the unit is pushed against the wall
632784
No. Centered when extended. Offset by about 6 inches when flush with wall. Works well for my situation.
632785
has different screws and bolts going to order a second one for the bedroom off set but if using proper hard ware should have no problems
640498
Your question is either about the screws going into the wall or the flat screen TV set back. The screws going into the wall are in a line, with two screws at the top of the bracket slightly offset from one another. Correct placement of the bracket over a stud is crucial for the units ability to hold up a heavier flat screen TV. On the TV side, the receiving screw holes in the back of most all flat screen TVs form a box, or even two boxes. For my Samsung 40 inch LED, I did not use the arms (sticking out of the four corners of the plate extending from the wall. Use of the arms was not necessary. For larger sets, connect the arms and secure the set to the appropriate holes in the extended arms. The larger the set, the more likely you are to use the holes at the end of the arms. You will use four (4) screws to hold the set against the wall and the set against the plate extending from the wall.
1552169
You probably need to loosen up the bolt right behind the mounting TV plate and if you have it mounted to stud good on the wall it should not fall off.
1822416
Yes. You can mount the plate to a wall or the back of the TV, horizontally or vertically. Joey slides on and off. I'll try to post pictures in the bottom of the page "Product Images from Customers" section.I find the "no" responses odd. Mine came with one in the box.
1650830
It does but the unit I purchased created a back feed of current into my monitors damaging a tv.
561630
Yes it does, the gate is too heavy(the whole gate is metal) just to be screwed into the wall without securing it to a stud.
1712146
The center of the mount on the back of the TV is a little off center to the stud mount that goes on the wall. It's not perfectly center. Plan on measuring a few times. I ended up not using a stud as it wouldn't be where I wanted it. I used a few drywall anchors and it worked how I needed.
2189620
Yes. It had these black pieces that attach to the cords from the tv. Those pieces then screw into the wall. You have to find studs.
1002043
Yes; you have to have the kind of outlet with a center screw for mounting the plate.
1202943
Yes, there is a small plate on the back that you can attach to the wall then the unit attaches to that. I also do not recommend using the sticky pad for this, but you may be able to drill a couple screws (the kind with the flat, low profile heads) into the plate to attach it.
2135186
Sorry this device relies specifically on the strike plate in order for the device to be attached. In short, No.
18759
This is a two piece set, one portion attaches to the back of the tv the other to the wall. Works really nice, you'll like it.
347276
The response from Robert Kreider is correct. When connecting the base plate to the camera the back of the plate has the bottom section that is longer (like legs) and this back part will abut against the lever.
1114102
It has a solid back on it with a screw hole at either end. I fastened it directly into drywall.
2093818
If I understand your question, the answer is no. In my case I have an HDMI cable and a standard coax cable connected to the front AND back of this plate. The coax connection doesn't interact with the HDMI in any way.
1660325
NO! The screws supporting the rack have to be mounted well above the center of gravity or the excess load will be placed on the rack instead of transferring that load to the stud in your wall.
2061545
Yes it does, its heavy but solid. The backplate is pretty thick, and it doesnt sag because of it. 10/10. Buy it, the price is great