I got a 65" Samsung, I understand it extends 20", would that make it possible for me to swivel it 45 degrees? My TV is 59" wide. (any math majors?)
308732
Looks like it will work just fine based on the measurements I took of mine. To get a 45 degree angle one end will be 3 feet off the wall. Just something to keep in mind when planning your space.
308733
I have a 55in and 65 in Samsung , i have two of these mounts , very solid and heavy dutyi think you can view it on a 45°,
308734
U shouldn't have a problem doing that it's a great buy I know because I never regret it I love it and how it's hold my TV on the wall go ahead try it and u will know for u r self thank u
2207939
Nope, i would agree with the 45 degrees. I have a 70 incher and its about 30 degrees. Great mount though i will buy the same one when i get my other TV.
1414637
Did you ever try this on the 58"? I just bought a 60" plasma and need a swivel!
292568
Yes. I have a 60" TV and it rotates a full 90 degrees. It's a very good, sturdy mounting system.
423664
I don't see any reason why you couldn't do this. How much the TV could swivel would be determined by the size of the TV and where you mounted the TV mount on the wall.
2198225
I use it with a 65" Samsung and I think that was pushing it to the limit. I would recommend a mount that has a different swivel arm. While the bracket is secure to the wall, extended, the swivel arm seems a bit stressed.
1246137
I have a 46" Sony LCD plus a sound bar on top of the swivel. I don't see a problem with a 50" tv.
2162436
I would assume so. We have a 55" Samsung mounted on it with no problem. I think you can go up to 60. It's an awesome mount, great swivel, very sturdy.
599124
I also have a 55 inch TV on it and when I move it for my viewing it stays in place.This swivel stand is a great buy and I would buy another.Since the cables are in the back it doesn't interfere with the movement.I can also tell you that it doesn't move on it's own unless you move it.You will be very happy if you buy this as I am.
331285
This swivel is very strong and I have a 46" TV on mine. The only thing I would worry about is what you attach it too. Tilting the stand from the weight could be a problem if it is to light and not attached to the wall.
426071
This swivel stand works perfect with my 42 inch hdtv. I just lifted the tv by the stand which came with the tv and placed it on the swivel which I placed on top of a cabinet type media stand. I wanted to be able to turn the tv left or right and now I can.
1570316
No. I can get a 42 inch set about 70 degrees. A 55 inch would probably only swivel about 45 degrees.
472570
We have ours mounted in a motor home and are limited by how far we can turn the TV from side to side. I would estmate you could move it back and forth 180 degrees though. It's very flexible.
1570318
Yes. I believe so, the tv I have is located in the corner of the wall. If more room were permitted I'm sure it will swivel 90 degrees...
274178
No, the long base for the television has a slightly smaller base that sits on the table or shelf so the swivel actually moves, while the base remains stationary. I also put felt protectors on the base to make sure it didn't leave an impression and that's worked. But one thing I would be sure of are the measurements of your television base and table. I have a long, hard oak stand and it is perfect for the size and weight of my 36" heavy television. Your TV is 10" wider.
2204004
No because I don't have one. I do have a 65 in, and I do not know if it swivels, because I have it mounted on the wall. Sorry
1841335
Hahah... before I buy this tv same my question was coz I have small tv stand I see on samsung website all detail. .. no 65" look short for big for tv stand... mine is 46" but different stand... this look exact 75" stand by pic... plzz check samsung website ... they have stand details. . Thanks