Will fold up feature work on 9" tall tv under 11 1/2" cabinet depth?
853910
No, it won't fold up under that shallow a cabinet regardless of TV size. My rough estimate is that it would take a 16" or 17" cabinet to fold up.
27490
No...based on my research the only mounts that will do this are for smaller LCD's (23" and below). I was not able to find one that folded up for anything larger
1308469
I don't think so. Our depth was 23" from the back of the opening above the fireplace to the front. We wanted the TV like you want yours. This one gave only a couple extra inches which made it a little diffucult to screw the bolts onto the back of the TV. There wasn't a lot of wiggle room (as some would put it) to work with outside of the opening. Hope you find one that does work for you.
2002936
I am not sure exactly what you are asking but the TV basically folds right up against the center pole with maybe about an inch of mounting hardware. Also the distance from the desk to the top of the center pole is about 11 inches. I hope this helps.
2021035
Box is not much larger than the TV itself. Check manufacturers specifications for dimensions.
714935
I think that a tv that size may have a different screw place setup, one to wide/tall for this particular product. Not to mention the weight issue (not the most stable product)
387737
you ,may need remove some of the mounting brackets that are in place to secure this shelf. As long as there is room beneath the tv for this shelf, should be fine.
424085
Yes. You have to lift the shelf to release the arm and fold down. Our shelf is flush with the adjacent shelf: it works fine.
1665089
I have a Westinghouse TV that is 32", 14" high. There are many holes on the back to fit a lot of TVs. I put it together myself. It wasn't hard. I think it would work.
745355
The top of the cabinet is 18 1/2 inches. The fold up section is 12 inches more.
1703665
The cabinet is pretty tall and narrow. I think the width of a 55" TV would look strange sitting on top.
295535
I don't think it is designed to fold the tv up to the ceiling. It looks like it may be possible, but there is no locking mechanism to keep it there.
797762
Yes, it folds up nicely. On our cabinets, you can see about 1 inch of the bottom of the holder sticking out, but it doesn't look bad.
1904606
Love this cabinet but I would not try to put that size tv on it, you will not have enough room for any cable boxes to sit beside it and would be afraid the tv would be to top heavy. Our tv is a 37" flat screen. Was also a bit hard to put together, but as I said it works great for us and we love the look.
996186
The narrow 14"depth of this unit makes it a bit wobbly - I use it outside in a covered area with wire baskets to house small garden tools etc. - I put a sheet of plywood on the back to help square it up and make it more stable - which is fine for my use but I don't think I would trust a TV sitting on top.
1005903
Yes, I think it would work with no problem. It is suppose to open to 9.5 "...Jerry
1775846
You have just about 13" depth and if you add room for the connections, you probably aren't going to fit your dish box in there. This is a fantastic stand though, great quality and easy put together, so you might consider a "riser" for your TV and the box under the TV. I have a "cable" DVR (which is 10 1/2 " deep and it barely fits with the rear connections) and a DVD player inside the cabinet, but just barely. Good luck, and if you do choose this cabinet, you will absolutely love it.