Can this mount slide few inches laterally (on the mounting plate) to offset off-center position of the studs with respective to the cabinet center
2067636
Cannot move pivot arm on pivot mounting plate. But flat TV screen can be moved right or left up to 10 inches on the TV mounting plate. I moved my TV 4 inches to the right with absolutely no problem. It is a 65" UHD. It is a great pivoting mount.
2067637
Yes. Not much but inch or two. I can check if you give me exact distance of studs.
2067638
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.
2067639
Yes, the mount can be positioned up to about 2 inches left or right of being centered on the studs.
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.
1764317
Yes, As long as you have a 1/4-20 attachment screw. I don't think it's a perfect solution for that, however. There are several 1/4-20 holes in the bottom of the plate, just nothing particularly centered...
2163415
You slide the box where you want it. Then you tighten the screws so it won't move. It will work very close to the stud or joist.....up to about an inch next to it.
505360
The predrilled bolt/screw type holes exist only on the right side of the cabinet and are recessed on the inside so as not to interfere with the sliding drawer. It would take a lot of woodworking to move it to the left side. Virginia was right on. Al
262327
It doesn't move side to side. You would have to loosen the mount and slide it.
2061326
Yep, I recessed mine and it fills up the 3.5" stud, then you add 1/2" for drywall and it is about an inch protruding off the drywall. Nice cabinet.
835947
There is a centered philips head screw which holds the back plate in place. so I guess you could mount a different plate to it.
1971329
Yes... Depending on the TV weight it may be difficult to slide laterally, but tweaking is not a problem. Once you have the desired position, the TV can be locked into place.
210337
There is a metal frame that screws to the "bottom" of the cabinet. The drawer then "slides" in the channels. This applies to both the single and double drawer. I suppose you could mount this on the wall, but you would lose the width of the drawer.
1372479
Yup. Just tested it, swiveled my 54inch so the left side was flush against the wall and the right side stuck straight out. Works with the right side against the wall also. Be advised, the mount is very heavy and requires 2 studs to secure
2158797
no, it is a little off-center. you can put the mount together, mount it on the tv, with the tv on a bed and determine how much off-center it actually is.
880715
Yes...as long as there is wood or solid material to hold the screws. You use a template to locate the screws and the unit slides over the screws.
703834
Yes it can. I don't know how long the screws are but they are too long for my cabinet. It's not a problem for me though. You might want to have some screws of different lengths handy.
423818
The other answers are not accurate. Because the slides can be completely removed from the basket (I did so for installation on solid metal shelves) you can simply reverse the slides to achieve your configuration.
421944
If you recess it into the end jam; then also recess the plate onto its leading edge; preferibly on center and in the mid section of the slider ; providing that the sliding door is custum made and wide enough for the modification ; then the answer is yes. Otherwise the answer is no.
325730
These guides are plenty strong enough and, if the length is the same, just make sure you have the 1/2 inch of clearance you'll need on each side. Each of these slides requires 1/2 inch of clearance between the side of the cabinet and side of the drawer. The mounting holes may not line-up perfectly but that shouldn't give you pause.
2095213
I would locate the studs first to see how close you can get the plate to the corner, but it can pivot and swivel enough so the TV is in the corner (at a 45 degree angle) while the wall mount is flush with one wall.