Sanus Systems Visionmount® 3″ Full Motion Desk Mount for up to 30″ Monitors in Graphite Finish
Sanus Systems Visionmount® 3" Full Motion Desk Mount for up to 30" Monitors in Graphite Finish
Product Description
This desk mount from the Sanus Systems Visionmount® series offers a new touch of convenience and style to any home or office. It has full motion capabilities including tilt, swivel, extension, and adjustable height. It is designed to accommodate almost any LCD monitor with a screen measuring up to 30”. The durable aluminum construction has a maximum weight capacity of 35 pounds and provides safe and secure mounting. This mount includes Virtual Axis 3D™ technology that allows your monitor to be moved smoothly and effortlessly. This mount includes a wire management channel, two VESA compatible TV brackets, and comes in an attractive graphite finish. It is the perfect accent for any home or office.
Sanus Systems Visionmount® 3" Full Motion Desk Mount for up to 30" Monitors in Graphite Finish
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US $4.99
It is pretty easy to remove the TV from the mount – you will need at least two strong people. TV mounts have two pieces – one piece mounts to the wall and the second piece mounts to the TV. The part the mounts to the TV "hangs" onto the part the mounts to the wall. Usually there are two or four screws that lock the TV to the mount. Once these locking screws are loosened, the TV will just lift off the mount.
Here is the manual for your mount:
See page 15 – it shows you where the locking screws are. There are two. Just loosen them with a hex wrench and then tilt the TV back and lift it off – very easy. Just make sure EVERY cable is disconnected before you do this.
I believe this can help you with your table.