“Can you hide the tv wires so they're not visible ? Can you adjust the tv height when its mounted? Or make it to eye level when standing up?”
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Yes you can hide the wires. And the tv can be on a swivel mount, but no way to make it higher than what it is.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can somewhat hide the wires. It comes with these things to keep the wires nice and neat, they are only visible if you are standing behind the stand. As for adjusting the height when mounted, you can’t. To adjust height you have to remove the 4 bolts holding the tv bracket to the stand, lift it, and then re screw. You can angle it 45 degrees either way though once mounted no problem. Hope this helps
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.basic answer is no to all. However the instructions allow you to have the tv mounted on the wall behind this stand. Then you could have the wires hidden in the wall, or in a single tube down to the stuff on your shelves. Wire mounts are included to allow winding, etc. on back of framework. My 55" tv is about 58 inches from floor and it could be a Few inches higher, but that is all that is allowed . ( Unless you got some extra steel, etc)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.A the answer to all three is essentially no, but the instructions are very good and clear. The kit allows you to mount the tv on a wall if you wish, thus choosing your own height. Then the wires could be in a tube or such down to the back of the platform . My55 in. Tv is Bout 58 inches from floor. Consult your guys at Best Buy to help.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, you can’t entirely hide the wires, as. some are visible when you are seated in front of the set. But they are wound around some holders in back. The frame work is not tall enough to mount the middle of a large tv at eye level when standing. The top of My 55 tv is about 58 inches.from floor . It could be a few inches higher, but not much without adding some steel framing in back. Probably easier to mount on Wall?
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