Can your TV be retracted from the 29 inch extension back to being flush against the bracket?
1551842
Yes. I have a 84 inch TV on it and I can extend it all the way out, adjust it however I want and push it back as flush as it will go. Great mounts! They are rated double the load they list according to the company when I contacted them because of the weight of my TV (150.36 lbs).
691684
Yes, it can. You can extend the distant you want, it does not have to be fully retracted.
1184761
This mount is VERY adaptable. I will accommodate your hole pattern. I mounted a 46" with no issues. It sticks out a bit from the wall but with the cable box hidden it is great. You should not need anything else. In fact, you will have many parts left over as they provided screws and other parts for seemingly every TV.
1570320
not if it's mounted on a flat surface, although the bracket on the tv let's you slide it to one side or the other, which would give for a greater angle.
1948440
The first arm from wall mount bracket is 7 1/2 inches. The second smaller arm is 6 inches making wall mount bracket to TV mount bracket is 13 1/2 inches. If your flat screen is 30 inches or more, you will only be able to turn TV to one side or the other at about a 15 to 25 degree angle. It's great for flush mount or pulling TV away from wall. The TV mounting bracket itself is very sturdy after fastening to wall studs with lag bolts. Easy to install and remove TV from the mounting brackets also. Hope this helps!
2035242
Not sure of your particular TV but the bracket does not hold our 52" screen without having to place a wedge in the bracket. When attached, the screen tilted forward to the ground. The bracket itself was sturdy and secure to the wall, but when the TV was mounted you could not tighten the bolts enough for the TV not to fall forward.
2041176
The TV will stick out from the wall about 3-4 inches or so when this is pushed in as far as it can go. So, it is definitely not going to be flush or 1/2 inch from the wall. There is room to put your hand behind the flat panel TV to adjust things if needed. It creates a look like the TV has a drop shadow, which may or may not be appropriate for your particular environment.
1791559
the back brackets flush, and the tv attachment scissors out up to about a foot, but can be pushed back to around 4-6inches from wall. we love it--it tilts side to side or up and down to relieve any glare from any position in our family room
1171466
This unit was designed to slip on and off a small vesa bracket, typically at the end of most TV mounts that extend. Don't know if any of those brackets are available to fit directly on the wall.
1086860
Yes...just unscrew the two studs and the TV can be removed with the plate attached. The bracket has a hook to hold it in place while you do this which makes it a lot easier. Great design!
1186658
the bracket is about 35" but if you add your t.v. mine is 45" add another 10" hope that helps if you want it not to low than from the ceiling and a 45" t.v. than mine is at a total of 45" form the highest setting
154186
Depend on the TV size, but its almost imposible that the bracket fit in the back of the TV.
854637
As long as them distance between mounting holes on the back of your TV are no more than 25" apart horizontally and 16" vertically
310913
No, at least ours doesn't hold our 52" without a wedge in the bracket to hold the TV upright and flush with the wall. When we consider a new TV, we will probably replace the bracket too.
915739
It depends on how far back you push it. I have mine extended out to 39" on each side to.accomodate a 60" TV. It can get much closer than that if you need it to. I hope that helped!
2042269
If I remember correctly the bolts tightened the bracket to the bar so there was no room for sliding...we have never tilted the tv to the side though so it's never been a problem.
1536218
It extends out to about 14 inches from the back of the TV to where the bracket mounts to the wall. Hope that helps you