Can this be mounted in the wall between the studs? If so, will it still swivel?
850687
I would not mount it inside the studs if you want to keep the swivel option. It is 12 7/8" wide, so it could fit, with some shim work, but if it is inserted more than 1" the swivel would jam; Also, to mount it would require drilling holes through the heavy metal on the sides of the mount bracket. The 1" insert would not give you a good set of support holes for bolting it down tight.
850688
That is not the intended installation of this product. If it is installed between studs, it will not swivel due to the studs getting in the way of the back side of the board, keeping it from swiveling.
850689
I think you are saying that there won't be any wallboard. The part that mounts to the wall needs 11 inches of space to screw in the screws that holds the ironing board. The studs are 16 inches apart so the ironing board would still swivel. I hope you understand all this.
507470
Yes. However, if it on the drywall between studs you may break the drywall. Also there is an bar across the floor that would need to be stepped over. In summary, it would be possible, but rather inconvenient.
44711
HI Jim - No, the panel does not tilt or swivel once on the base. If you are going to mount on the wall, then it will all depend on the wall mount you choose.
1027307
The wall bracket is 2 pieces that screw together and there is 2 brackets that screw separately to TV This only tilts. Does not swivel.
2111869
It has a mounting bar, if you hit one stud, you should be ok. So, yes, it can be centered on the wall.
250252
As long as you mount to a wall stud coming out of either side of the corner you should be fine, but you will limit the swivel range depending on the width of your TV and what stud you mount it to e.g. how close to the corner you mount. You can swivel 180 degrees left to right from the center point and also swivel 180 degrees from the backplate which should give you a nice range of direction. It's a solid well built mount.
1931601
It mounts between the studs in your ceiling. It would work between wall studs if that is what you mean. This fixture is for ceiling fans, and heavy item from the ceiling. You could use a metal remodel box for the wall mount.
1600209
No, it does not swivel. With this said I can get it under most of my cabinets. I only have to open a couple of cabinet doors which hang a tad too low for the unit to go underneath.
931925
The base does not swivel. Yes, it will detach to mount on to a different base.I hope this helps.
1664233
Very definitely mount in a stud.. consider the length of the arm and what is on the end :) good luck
1271713
It doesn't swivel, but it is a stud. This is an adapter for the Harris bipod that connects to a stud.
1591545
The mount will swivel side-to-side, in addition to swinging-up. (I have one of these units installed)
1798409
No swivel. The frame is anchored to the wall and the set is hung on to the frame. The hanger can be moved left - right.
1453587
You could conceivably mount this along a wall by adjusting the chains but it would still move from side to side. But there is a similarly styled one designed for wall mounting with a shelf bracket.
1791561
Absolutely! You can push it all the way to the wall with about a 4" gap which is about as flush as it gets with a swivel mount. If you're looking for a mount to be as snug as possible you can find those however you will have to sacrifice the mobility of a mount like this one. Let me just say I HIGHLY recommend this mount... built like a tank but easy to move!
1717731
I mounted mine in my garage without any problems. I noticed the width of the bracket also, so I just put a slight angle on my screws as mounted the bracket. Both screws hit the "meat" of the stud. I also used a magnetic stud finder to find my stud, drew a small line at the center of the stud, then centered the bracket on that line and screwed it in.
401594
You can swivel it to almost flush to the wall. Don't know if it naturally does that or if it's the way my son-in-law attached it.