in the direction of the arrow depicted in fig2 so that arm 322 extends horizontally outward in this position spring latch 284 may be released so that tab 314 contacts second shoulder 326 to hold kickstand 286 in position and prevent further rotation end 328 of arm 322 contacts the lower support 18 in this position thereby holding the bottom of the flat panel display attached to mount 236 away from the wall to enable connection of wires and cables to the back of the display once connection of wires and any other desired work is complete kickstand 286 may be rotated in the reverse direction disengaging tab 314 from second shoulder 326 as the bottom ends of display interface brackets 238 240 swing toward the wall upwardly projecting lip 316 rides over flange 28 forcing spring latch 284 downward against the bias of spring 292 once lip 316 is on the rear side of flange 28 spring latch 284 is urged upward by the bias of spring 292 thereby latching display interface brackets 238 240 to support 12 the height of the display above a floor surface can be independently adjusted at each of display interface brackets 238 240 by rotating adjustment screw 274 as adjustment screw 274 is rotated display interface flange 242 and the display attached thereto are translated up or down relative to hook brackets assembly 244 and support 12 further the display can be leveled laterally by adjusting either or both of the adjustment screws of display interface brackets 238 240 independently the display.