Are the legs removable? Looking for nice entertainment center I could mount to a wall with a little work. Everything I found is cheap or to much.
1623627
Each one is fixed with 4 small screws....just don't screw them on and your fine. The bottom will still be flush and look fine if it was floating.
406497
I believe there where parts for wall mount. I have had for several months. Sorry.
124534
It come with a wall mount, no legs. But it can sit on the floor, do not have to be mounted on the wall. This brand has a low indoor CO and is good using inside house. We also ordered another kind gas heater which looks beautiful, has legs but get very high CO. So we had to return that kind back.
229348
The top section of legs did not land quite right without the shelf in place to spread them out. Mine would have been WAY to wobbly if I left off the bottom pieces. You could always go to a hardware store and buy shorter legs for the bottom section. They usually carry legs that have the same bolt at the store and if you painted them white you would never notice the difference but it is only going to knock off a few inches if you do it that way.
124532
As far as I know the only way to use this is mounted on the wall. Does not come with legs.
82608
Yes, the wall mount AND the item mount are both there along with nail/screws. I used other screws though, not what was provided since I needed longer ones with more thread.
353558
Yes you can reverse the legs.You need to grind off the pin that fits into slotted key way. Screw holes line up perfectly. The TV is light for it's size. I did this to mine and it is just as stable as it should be.
1403816
You could remove the legs if you take the 4 screws out that hold each bracket. I wouldn't recommend this if you plan on doing it a lot of times. They would strip out. Hope this helps.
1648003
The legs are not attached when shipped. They need to be attached to use it. There are screws for each leg.
124533
does not come with legs, best bet to mount to the wall, , very easy install !
1775579
I didn't, but it probably can be attached to the wall. Its very easy to put together. I put it together by myself. I love it. It doesn't take up a lot of space.
1931907
Wheels are removable, but you may want to cover the bottom of the legs with some sort of cap or stick-on round pad to protect your floors. I would think the drawers would be more stable with the unit against a wall. I ran some black vinyl coated wire up and down the back (from top and bottom shelf supports), to create a backstop for the drawers so they don't slide out the other side.
1432846
There are no legs. What you're seeing are not legs and are not removable. This unit was definitely not made to be stacked. Very very heavy, especially on the bottom side. If it were fall over because stacked, it could really hurt someone.
2148663
I think I had to attach the legs. This item is made of very cheap almost cardboad like wood. It was damaged in the box during transport.
73089
The main mounting post has three locations where the two shelves can be mounted. This is one of those items where "Some Assembly Required"...so if you do not want the shelves, just leave them out. They are not part of the structural components. Just add-ons for your cable or DVR boxes. The shelves are mounted with a single bolt and nut. So...YES...they are removable.
2220789
No, not really. Legs to the two shelves screwed tight, good hardware. And, thats about it. Spacers come with it to support the tv weight, but I didn't use them. Packaging was the worse. Two damaged areas, but I kept anyways.
1235465
Actually it's technically an LCoS, not a DLP (which is why it's better). But in any case it's a projection TV and therefore not designed to be wall mounted. However, it's probably possible to put it on a shelf that's attached to the wall.