I want to mount my Samsung 55" TV in a corner. will this mount work? It looks like it is only for a flat wall.
841786
Without modifying it not it can't be mounted in a corner, but what you can do is mount it to one of the walls and angle the TV into the corner. The mount has alot of movement to it depending on the size of the TV, but I can see it being angle enough to fit into the corner. I have a 55" mounted and I can turn it beyond far enough to watch TV from my patio which is at a 45 degree angle to where the TV is mounted. If it were a larger TV though I could see it being troublesome working it into a corner as I previously was saying.
841787
From the design of the unit it seems that the original purpose would be to mount only on a flat wall. It does extend and swivel and if you are daring enough and a good urban engineer, you might be able to have it extend and swivel all the time to rest in a corner. However, the designed purpose is not for corners.
841788
No this mount isn't designed for corner mounting, but it can be installed to position your television in the corner from the nearest flat wall. Position it on the flat wall as close to the corner and then swing the TV out and angle it. I think it has enough variance to cross the corner. This would be dependent upon the size of the TV which you are using. A 55" would be on the edge, but worth a try
841789
Although this mount can be installed on a corner, by fully swiveling the TV after installation, for a true corner installation design, we recommend Mount-It! MI-484C Articulating Corner Mount for TV Premium Swivel Full Motion Wall Bracket for 37-63 inch Screen LCD OLED Plasma 4K Flat Panel Screens VESA up to 800x400, 132 lb Capacity, Black This mount is designed with a split wall plate to install it on a corner.
841790
I also wanted to mount this unit as close to the corner as possible. The swivel arm design allowed me to mount the base to the wall and move the 46" TV to appear as though it was mounted in the corner. Because the base is flat it needs to be mounted to a very solid surface if you want to position the TV close to the corner because that puts all the weight of the TV the maximum distance away from the base and there is a tremendous force placed on the mounting base in that configuration. You may also be limited, as I was, by wall stud locations if you're mounting to a frame wall. I was able to find studs pretty close to where they needed to be but since they weren't in the perfect location, my TV barely covers the visibility of the mounting base - but it does work.
841791
This mount probably won't work for mounting a TV in the corner of a room. It needs at least two studs on the same wall.
1146788
Yes. The mount has two hand adjustments that allow it to be tilted up or down. Make sure that you move the mount on its adjustable arms in or out to allow it to tilt down and not touch wall on the corners of the TV. My installation is nearly a perfect 45 but one side of the TV just touches the wall on one side. Other side is up against a book case. Executive summary: Corner Mount with the home made 2x4 brackets as I discussed in a prior rating, good. Flat wall mount go to go as is, with no extra stuff to be made. Yes, I would buy it again as a corner mount.
189687
Yes it should, now I will tell you that if the back of you flatscreen is flat and not rounded the better it will work. The mount comes with spacers for screens that are curved on the back but it just makes me nervous. My TV is a 55in plasma and it has handled the weight of it really well, your LED should be fine. Just make sure when securing the mount to the wall to get it into studs.
391629
I have a Samsung 55" TV and it is 24" from the corner to the back of the TV but the bracket is not fully extended. The bracket can probably extend a couple more inches. On a different note, the bracket that mounts to the back of the TV covers the inputs. I had to cut off part of the bracket.
423665
I would think that would depend on the actual size of the TV... If it's width is a bit shorter than twice the distance from wall and the corner you should be fine.... so if mount a 28"wide (outside) TV 15 inches from the corner where the two walls meet you are good to go ... adjust it before you mount it...
820630
I believe that it will work just fine. This kit gives you several different options of hardware for the size of screw hole and the wall mounting hardware. I just hung mine up last week for a 65" Samsung plasma, a real heavy TV. Works great! I would recommend over any store bought mount for the price!
1379403
Hi, this is really heavy duty mount. My television is a 42" and there was absolutely no resistance on the mounting unit (by way of analogy, my television is like a single can on a kitchen cabinet shelf, there is absolutely NO stress). In my opinion, I do not think you will experience any issues by using this unti to mount your 55" television. I hope this helps.
37803
If you are trying to mount the tv in a corner of two walls this mount should work fine for you.If there is attic space above where you want the tv mounted you could also use a ceiling mount for the installation.
75112
It depends how far in the corner. .........but this wall mount is best fit for the center not corner....you want to be able to move it left an right with no problem.........
1168376
Yes it will, depending on how you use it. I use mine in the corner so if I try to rotate it the tv hits the wall but if it was on a flat wall then yes it will.
1473473
The mount can only be mounted on a flat wall (or a flat supporting structure) but al long as there are wall studs the mount can be bolted to, the flat part can be up against or very near the corner - this will limit the movement of the TV attached to the mount but basically this mount extends 25 inches from the wall, so should work well in that environment so long as the TV size is not huge! The literature form The manufacturer will tell you the maximym size TV this mount will handle and allow the TV to be rotated 90 degrees from the wall mount!
380813
I think you should have enough room for the mounting plates to work. First you want to have a stud finder. After you find the studs on each side of the wall. ( I recommend at least two screws with washers through the plate into the studs) measure out another 15inches off the stud on each side. Then you can make a light mark on both walls then measure across from mark too mark. That will tell you if your TV will fit in the corner. I used this method and I hung a 55" from this corner mount.
288088
I'm not an expert, but I don't think it would work for you. I would look for something that specifically suggests corner mount.
2138221
i used it for a 33" Flat Screen TV ... i presume if there are universal mounting holes on the back of the 55" TV it would work but you have to check the maximum weight rating from the seller; the bracket must be installed on beams (i used lag bolts which may have been overcompensating, but it is very secure). My advice is to contact the seller for the max weight recommendation.
2095212
If you can position the face plate of the mount as close as you can in the corner it could be used as a corner t.v. mount with its available swivel and positions it does.it is correct what k.Pedigo answer was on this mount.these mounts are very universal.
250253
Yes. I actually did the same in my RV. I positioned the mount so that I could secure the TV flat against the wall when moving, the mount then allows me to position the TV in the corner of the bedroom for viewing. It would work fine for just corner mounting. I really like the quality of the mount, heavy duty.
2089688
Look at this video starting at 5:27 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWSq-s7JN10. I think there will be no problem with the mount, but if you use the RCA type connectors on the back, they will be very close to the wall and you may need 90 degree adapters.