We have a 32" samsung Will this swing 90 degrees so my bf can play his games without waking me at night or hitting the wall?
1560116
Not a full 90. Maybe 75. But if you don't mind the look you can build it up with blocking where it attaches to the wall.
1890100
If you put a 55" LCD on this measuring ~48-49", how far left and right can you swing thing? Do you think it could do at least 45 degrees?
1329421
I have a 80" and felt the same way at first. Hold TV in the center top and bottom. We don't move ours much but does seem to be getting easier. Good luck.
1728060
Depends somewhat on the size of your TV. I'd say 45 degrees max. Not sure 90 would be possible with any mount.
2089669
No, this mount will not give you a 90 degree swivel. You will need a mount with a longer arm then this one has.
1193517
I think you could put a flat screen of that size on it; I have a 47" and it would fit. The top surface does not get warm, nor does any heat come up from the back. The heat is transmitted through vents at the upper front portion and blows straight out. I'm unsure if static electricity would be a problem. The unit is definitely stable enough to support the television, but only you can determine the risk for tip-over.
250252
As long as you mount to a wall stud coming out of either side of the corner you should be fine, but you will limit the swivel range depending on the width of your TV and what stud you mount it to e.g. how close to the corner you mount. You can swivel 180 degrees left to right from the center point and also swivel 180 degrees from the backplate which should give you a nice range of direction. It's a solid well built mount.
1919278
The way I installed it only allowed me to open up to 90 degree. It does not stay open for every position I want it to.
2267675
There is a screen rotation button above the power button on the lower right edge of the screen. It rotates in 90 degree intervals. Have you tried that?
296880
No. It should not move or swing. Make sure your screen brackets are securely anchored to where they are attached. Hope this helps.
2107794
Yes, I fact I am using it in a 29" and I have not problem, well, turns almost 90 degrees are not good.
1592503
I also have a 60 inch flat screen I wouldn't say it will extend completely at 90° but it will be close everybody in the room will be able to view the television
292570
I have a 58" Samsung plasma mounted on it and it rotates 90 degrees both ways. 60" may not make 90 degrees but it will be at least 85 degrees. This is the most stout, well built mount I have ever seen/used. It's heavy and it fully extends, rotates left/right without any sag. You get what you pay for and this mount is proof...
2207944
I have a 55in tv and it would be 45 to 50 degree angle if pulled out all the way. The thickness of the frame around the tv itself seems to stop it. So 65 would probably be at least 35 to 40 degrees. Up and Down tlit works nicely with mine. So i would guess not this paticular wall mount would be the best for that large of a tv. They do have others. THey quality of them are nice. They come with differnt parts to mount of differnt wall types. They are also great price. So I hope this helped you. Have a great day..
292574
It turns 90 degrees both directions for my 55" Samsung. I think 60 will be very very close.
271939
Yes, but only 45 degrees in each direction. However, the TV is light enough to move easily...maybe too easily.
2256111
Yes you can very easily. No need to loosen anything. Just grab the corner of your tablet and turn 90 degrees.