I have an L shaped room so I need this to extend fully to the right and flip the face plate to face the TV behind. Is this possible?
352603
i agree with the answer you alredy received. alot will depend on the size of the tv you are going to mount to this. i will say one thing that this is one great tv bracket
352604
Actually, I think that would work, except you'd have to have a pretty small TV, since the bracket mounts in the middle of the TV. It extends 17", which means the TV could only wrap around half that - which means to flip a TV completely to face the opposite direction, the TV could only be 17" wide, max.
672844
YUP!Mine is mounted so it points back from the tv.If you wall mount your TV you probably can't mount it this way.
415752
You wouldn't be able to, the rails for the TV (the vertical ones in the picture) are largely just held on by the weight of the TV. Even if you could rotate it it's likely that the TV wouldn't be wide enough to cover the horizontal rack.
7159
We have a 60 inch Sony TV on the mount. If it wasn't for the size of the TV, the TV could be turned at a 90* angle from the wall. We love the mount.
2089667
Well it depends on the size of your tv- because the arm extends from the wall, then you can turn it 90 degrees in either direction. If your tv is big, it will hit the wall.
1204387
Short answer...no. the plate will probably fit your TV, but maximum angle appears to be only 20 degrees.
1752615
Yes? If I understand your question correctly. If you mount it under your cabinet, it can face the same direction as your cabinet doors do (if that makes sense) it also can rotate side to side, and if you want to "tuck it away" it will fold up under the cabinet so the screen will face your counter top, and the back of the TV will face the bottom of your cabinet (again that is only if you want to stow it away).
1875754
That is how we installed it. You might have to make a larger hole for the face plate to finish flush
1386885
Yes, you can do it. The simplest way is to use the mounting plate for the side, then just shoot some screws (use washers inside) right through the three "thumbscrew" holes on the back portion. You'll need about a 12" screwdriver or appropriate extenders to do it.
423664
I don't see any reason why you couldn't do this. How much the TV could swivel would be determined by the size of the TV and where you mounted the TV mount on the wall.
1484535
Can the bar be turned so that the wall mount is on the side or end of the bar to allow for different mounting configurations? (For example inside a window encasement & other on a wall.)
1288554
Sorry, but I don't think I answered your question on perpendicular. I have never tried it that way as I never had the need or desire to . The wall mount was not created to limit the view in that fashion. You must have a strange situation where you have no other walls. Don't think it would work for you.
537498
I just measured mine which is as yet uninstalled. When the mount is fully extended and turned 90 deg, you have slightly less than 18" between the wall and the center of the mounting plate. According to my estimates, you should be able to turn a TV 90 deg as long as the total width of the unit is 36" or less. Hope that helps.
1186004
Don't do it. My 75lbs plasma caused the mounting plate to twist allowing the whole Tv to angle forward. Recommend you look for professional grade mount for that size.
2067640
Yes. Actually, the TV itself can be adjusted left or right, and the mounting plate itself has slotted holes that allow enough adjustment to align with studs.Hope that helps.
1250747
Yes, but your issue is whether 2 studs are where you want the TV placed. As the wall plate is about 19", it means you can have a maximum offset of about 3" from a stud (16" OC). If you want to slide (side-to-side) the TV more than 3", you will need a mount with a longer wall plate. There's one with a 27" wide plate which means you can mount it (one arm) almost 11" from a stud vs. 3" of this mount.
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!