When the mount is collapsed up how far down down from the ceiling is the horizontal plate to which tv would be mounted
1487796
The plate is about 3in. below. I"m hanging a Jenson 32in. flat screen from it and the tv is at 5 1/4in. Hope this helps
774541
Won't work; the mating plate that bolts to your tv is held in the mount by gravity and would fall out.
1540196
It's about 2-1/2 to 3 inches for the metal plates. When you mount the two uprights to the TV depending on the model of TV it could extend a little more. It's a great mount. Worth the money.
1724859
This is a one piece design. The TV mount is secured to the wall, the TV attaches to the finger shaped extensions, or as in my application when mounting a 40inch flat screen TV, the TV mounted directly on the arm of the mount. The mount allows the TV angle to be adjusted either up or down. You can also swing the mount extension out away from the wall in the event that you change your furniture arrangement in the room and need to view the TV from a different location than usual within the room. The product suited the application and purpose that I needed it for quite outstandingly.
139170
I'm sorry Trish, I ordered this piece for my boss at a fitness facility so its hard tp say what TV that even went to. But we have a couple hanging tv's that look like similar mounts and I believe this one extends anywhere from 1.5 ft to 3.5-4 ft from the ceiling since it is adjustable. We have about a 32" on the mount and it is about 2-2.5 feet from the ceiling. Hope this helps
538642
I'm not sure whether you mean that the TV's top edge touches the ceiling or whether you want the screen to be up against the ceiling and parallel to the ground...If you meant the top edge of the TV against the ceiling, I think you could get pretty close--depending on the size of your TV. And I haven't found it to be precarious--and I found that it fit my 32" just as described. Oh, and if you want your whole screen completely against the ceiling, you would still have 4 or 5 inches of ceiling mount sticking down and I would sure want to invent a secondary method of securing it so that it didn't swing down in an earthquake and smack somebody in the head! I'm not sure whether you mean that the TV's top edge touches the ceiling or whether you want the screen to be up against the ceiling and parallel to the ground...If you meant the top edge of the TV against the ceiling, I think you could get pretty close--depending on the size of your TV. And I haven't found it to be precarious--and I found that it fit my 32" just as described. Oh, and if you want your whole screen completely against the ceiling, you would still have 4 or 5 inches of ceiling mount sticking down and I would sure want to invent a secondary method of securing it so that it... » Read More I'm not sure whether you mean that the TV's top edge touches the ceiling or whether you want the screen to be up against the ceiling and parallel to the ground...If you meant the top edge of the TV against the ceiling, I think you could get pretty close--depending on the size of your TV. And I haven't found it to be precarious--and I found that it fit my 32" just as described. Oh, and if you want your whole screen completely against the ceiling, you would still have 4 or 5 inches of ceiling mount sticking down and I would sure want to invent a secondary method of securing it so that it didn't swing down in an earthquake and smack somebody in the head! « Show Less
1804572
The wall mount extends out about 10" from the wall. This measurement is to the back of the TV.
1063751
Your TV when mounted can be tilted from the down (viewing position) to up out of the way position. Looking at the picture of the assembly, you will see the longer part of the mounting plate (top), this is the direction the tv will tilt in. The x shaped tv mount rotates and adjust up and down this allows for viewing in all directions. Hope this helps.
257958
The size of the tv does not matter but what matters most is whether the hole of the two plates & the tv match. these holes are part of tv standards so you need to look up the samsung manual and also the installer parts manual. go to their site. you will get a pdf document. the last part is the weight of the tv. check to see if the weight is ok with the wall ( the studs mainly). if that is ok than you are fine. and you will have to install bang in the middle of the wall. not in the corner.regardsParag
409380
This is kind of a physics questions. Well it depends on the ceiling joist, 2x4, 2x6, etc and how far between the load bearing walls the tv will sit. I think you should be sure to use the right hardware to attach the mount, probably lag bolts. If in doubt contact a carpenter to look at your ceiling joist. Sorry there's a lot of info necessary to be sure.
2174944
I think you'll be OK - I can't measure it accurately because my TV back is covered when the mount is folded. It's close to 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 inches. It's a good mount, and really sturdy. I have a 31 inch mounted to it. Give it a try and return it if it doesn't work.
1150181
There are two vertical mounts that attach to the TV and these hang on the tilting rectangle part of the stand and secured with a hand knob. The vertical mounts are used to adjust the height of the TV. The bottom of the mounts have a slot and the top has holes for the mounting screws. I have a Samsung 60 inch Plasma television, mounting the TV in the second from the top mounting hole, next to the lowest position, puts the bottom of the TV 29-1/2" from the floor and 9-1/4" from the top self, the top of the TV is 62" from the floor.
315197
We used the existing wall mount from the 55" Hitachi we were replacing. With the box upright, as if the t.v. would be out of the box (the bottom is the heaviest) open the top of the box, then cut the box sides so that the box will fall open. tah-dah... TV!
2226009
Approximately 12 1/2 " long x 3 1/4' wide at ceiling but remember that there is a plate that attaches to the TV
1371667
As long as the mount was installed close to level you can tilt the tv slightly. I think +\- 3 degrees? I can't remember off hand
702079
NOT CENTERED! Mount the unit 5 inches RIGHT of the center line where you want the TV centered... When collapsed the TV will than be centered. Aprox 13 inches will be LEFT of the center line. If needed secure a piece of 3/4" plywood to the studs you need to hit. Then bolt the unit to the plywood remembering you need 13 inches to the left of center.
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.