How much can the TV swivel? If the stand sits close to the wall, there can't be much space.
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The TV is about 8 or 9 inches from the wall. The shelves are up against the wall, so it looks great, and give some room to swivel. Hope that helps, JC
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I put mine in a corner of the room and there is plenty of swivel room. If concerned about it simply don't place the stand so close to the wall. Physical Size of the TV will effect this factor also.
630088
Sorry the tv can sit on the stand but has the potential to lean it is better wall mounted. But you can do it either way
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!
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Weight limits are for how well this will hold something on the wall. Size limits are for functionality. Up to 37" you can mount in a corner or just about turn your TV sideways while it's mounted. If you go larger, then you'll lose some placement options.
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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.
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We have a 47 inch TV. From the bottom of the TV to the floor it's Approx. 34 inches. I love the stand as it is very sturdy, but I wish I was able to swivel the TV monitor.
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I wouldn't do it. If it starts going off-center as you are swiveling it you may not notice after several weeks and it could go off-balance. If you have kids I definitely wouldn't do it. Also, you should check the weight capacity of the unit. I think this one was about 100 lbs. There are ones from the same company that hold up to 250 lbs. If the base on your tv is 37 inches, it could easily be over 100 lbs.
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Think I answered in the wrong place. I am glad I could help. I just did a little more measuring and the top you stand the tv on is 12 by 12 inches and you can comfotably take the legs in to 20 inches. Any smaller than that and I don't think it would be too stable without being against a wall.
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Ray: The closest distance from the wall to the back of your TV is ABOUT 3 inches. I can't measure it exactly because mine is mounted a bit too close to a corner to fold it completely flat.
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I have a 40" flat screen TV with a base of 23X9 and the base sits on the swivel without any problems. I think it will depend on how your TV is set up and how much room you have toswivel. I don't have much room so I can only swivel a small amount on my TV unit but it's ok for me. (my TV is very light weight also) I hope this helps.
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The TV Swivel is wide enough for a larger than 40-inch TV. It is basically a moving table top. You just set your TV on top of it. When you want to extend and swivel, you pull the extension out and turn it the direction you desire. You don't pull on the TV or try to swivel the TV.
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I don't know about that. My TV is 32" and the base that sits on the swivel is 20". I probably would be afraid to go with a swivel that was more than a couple of more inches than that.
540015
You can, but the amount of swivel or angle you'll get will vary on the size/width of the TV vs the arm length.
1284948
Swivels up and down. Can't find my tape measure, but the shelves are about 3 feet. I have a 47'' tv mounted on it and there is an inch or two space on either side.
559651
There should be plenty of room to attach the stand to the wall if u can go closer to the edge of the TV. The straps are adjustable but not like 3' worth maybe closer to two feet so it does depend where you start from on the mounting.
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It's stationary and ours was not level, we didnt want to break the welds, so we ended up having to tilt the stand (~4" from the wall on one side and ~6" from the wall on the other)theres a way to give a slight adjustment by making the screws that hold the TV mount to the stand tighter or looser - but you can only go so loose/tight so it may give you like an inch of swivel.
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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.