I want to have tv moutned flat against wall and to also have it pull out to watch it from the side, would this be the kind of mount Im looking for?
352412
Yes, while not flush with the wall (it does come close), it works well and we can view it from many areas in our kitchen. We really like it.
352413
It will work for your needs unless the tv it to big. You would need to measure feom the middle of the tv to the edge and os the arm is long enough it would be capable od sode viewing
352414
Exactly what you're looking for. I pull it out and turn it to watch it from my recliner when I'm not laying in bed and it's straight. Moves up,down, left or right. Cannot see you having a problem with this.
352415
This would work for a smaller tv. It came with multipal types of hardware for mounting. I would recommend this product for its quality and functionality.
1473473
The mount can only be mounted on a flat wall (or a flat supporting structure) but al long as there are wall studs the mount can be bolted to, the flat part can be up against or very near the corner - this will limit the movement of the TV attached to the mount but basically this mount extends 25 inches from the wall, so should work well in that environment so long as the TV size is not huge! The literature form The manufacturer will tell you the maximym size TV this mount will handle and allow the TV to be rotated 90 degrees from the wall mount!
865732
YES, check out this URL: http://www.omnimount.com/products/tv_wall_mounts/full_motion/4n1-m/
107853
I would recommend getting a set of the folding metal wall anchors they sell at lowes or home Depot I got a wall mount for a larger tv and used them because I couldn't hit a stud on 1 side. The anchors iam referring to fold in until it gets behind the drywall then they spring out allowing you to really tighten down on the mount.
1171467
This is intended to be used with another bracket such as LX Dual Side-By-Side Arm however it "could" be used to directly mount to a wall if you wanted it directly flat to the wall, but there would only be about 1/2" between the wall and the tv/monitor which may make it difficult to remove or to fit any cables that don't come out parallel to the wall. Other than that it would be a good solution for a quick flat mount to a wall.
772745
I have a 40in TV attached to this mount and I wouldn't have it at a corner, seems like it would stick out too much. I'm sure it's doable but you may be worried about how it'll look. For corner mounts, I would probably stick with the single arm swivel mounts.
1917800
It could. But the way it's designed the brackets match up with the studs 12 inches from the corner of the wall. On a flat wall your studs will be 16 inches or possibly more. That will restrict how much you can move the tv out from the wall. You're better off buying a mount specifically designed for a flat wall.
154187
You have to mount to the side of the corner, but it will work depending on how big the TV is
1914176
This is not one that will satisfy ur needs. Once you screw the TV to the mount, it's there to stay.
1371586
It is doable. There isn't a lot of space, but the arm that you can use to prop the tv away while working on cables is an assist. We would not want to constantly have to access cables, but the occasional need is possible. This mount makes thin tv practically like a picture with minimal space between the wall and the back of the tv.
288088
I'm not an expert, but I don't think it would work for you. I would look for something that specifically suggests corner mount.
2226917
Easy enough for hook ups near the sides. If I need to make a connection near the center section, Ill tilt out the bottom while leaving the hooks on the top rail to support the weight of the tv. That said, the mount fits fairly close to the wall, so, YMMV. I'm sure the size of tge display will make any mount inconvenient once it gets so big.
946683
Yes, That was my exact situation. However I had to install wood on each wall to catch 2 studs on each wall. I then put up two 2x4 on the diagonal on a 45 degree. I then mounted the bracket on the 2x4's See my first write up. The mount alone will not work for a 70" TV in a 45 degree corner. I tried it. The mount tilts so you only want the bottom of the TV touching the walls. The TV to mount interface allows you to side the TV side ways to exactly position it. The 2 arms allow you to position the TV in towards the corner or out. Follow manufacturer's instructions using lag screws. I also tested my mount by hanging on it before installing TV. Be safe. Finally, I recommend this mount and would use it again. My TV weight is 75 lbs and if I remember the mount is rated ~ 150 lbs.
1093714
You won't want to do that with any bracket. The bracket needs to be mounted firmly in place. If you were gonna move the tv that might be ok. But moving the bracket is a BAD idea.
1002020
i imagine you could do that. i did it with my other tv mount so i could make sure it was secured in the center of the stud. then i just drywalled close to it then put a cover on it.
1131825
If you are super handy, maybe. Me, I wouldn't try. Doesn't come with anything to assist a wall mount. You'd have to figure it out. My father probably could have done so but he was pretty smart with such things! Good luck, Victoria
995516
It's just a stand, not a mount, so your TV would just sit on it. There is a hole for a screw in the center of the shelf but I think you would have to buy separate mounting hardware from Hafele for that...