I've got a tv with legs like that. you can tip it surprisingly far over. I even made risers to tilt one forward to remove the glare from the afternoon sun
now, idk if the one in the photo has a worse balance than the two I've dealt with
responsible is whoever set up the tv with those moron legs, while having pets or kids at home... blaming kids for being kids or pets for being pets is just a sign of their own stupidity.
sorry for the rant, might have just hit to close to home.
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Looking at the TV's legs and the surface it was on, the culprit appears to be physics.
The purrpetrator still at large!
I've got a tv with legs like that. you can tip it surprisingly far over. I even made risers to tilt one forward to remove the glare from the afternoon sun
now, idk if the one in the photo has a worse balance than the two I've dealt with
Think they meant sliding. I don't see any rubber feets.
responsible is whoever set up the tv with those moron legs, while having pets or kids at home... blaming kids for being kids or pets for being pets is just a sign of their own stupidity.
sorry for the rant, might have just hit to close to home.
I still use the moron legs from out of the box. The key is an anti-tip strap
Goes from wall, or back of stand, to the vesa mount points. Works great.
Not everyone can put holes into the wall.
ok, let me rephrase: relies only on those legs. your solution sounds reasonable.
but how are the straps attached to the wall, if not mounted?
Meow..... it was definitely the dog or a dog at least.
Wouldve been good if it wasnt ai :(
Not the pic I was talking about but good try!
I don’t know about the rest, but Fluffers looks like serious business.