With a TV mounted on it will it roll through a standard household doorway?
1177788
If it is a normal TV less than 60", there should be no problem. We roll it around the church to a number of locations
1177789
Yes it will; it's tight, but it will fit. We use it to roll the TV onto the patio for nice evenings.
1177790
I can get it through the frame of a 29 1/2 inches door. It has to be a a slight angle but it does not take much effort. I do not have to lift it or do any crazy maneuver. It is a great cart.
1177791
I've had no issues going through several different size doors and it hasn't had any issues. The wide base on this isn't the biggest issue, it's the size of the TV. You have to be careful with our 55" TV but it goes through fine.
662294
My husband and I have moved it back and forth from our bedroom to the baby room. Fits fine through a standard door.
1953520
If the mounting holes are matching to each other I mean bracket and tv, you will have no problem, just don't put you tv too high, because it does not swing a lot up and down.
1640864
The tv can move horizontally as far as the arms can reach. Mount itself can move it has a line of bolt holes along top and bottom of the bracket that the arms are connected too. But you would either have to take tv off or have people hold it up. Not something you would want to do often.
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.
224870
No, I don't think it will. The rack hooks over the top of the door and would interfere with the rolling mechanism on a sliding closet door.
907305
It goes through the standard doors of our house. If your house is standardized you shouldn't have any problem.
695590
It will but then you can't expect much of space to move the TV left or right, also how much you can corner the TV is based on the size of the TV.
891274
I'm unable to tell you that, However it does go thru doorways with ease. My father moves around inside the house going from room to room with it. I give it 5 stars...
251707
David - Yes! As long as the width of the TV is no more than 32". The mount is about 16 inches from pivot joint to pivot joint, which means that if your TV is double that width (32"), it will be able to turn without hitting the wall.
603211
It does neither with the provided base included with the TV. You can always get a wall mount that can accomplish those extra movements if you wish.
280095
Hello; yes it fits through the door with no problem. Great for large screen TV. Well balanced!
63486
I'm assuming if the bolt patterns match up. However it will effect how much the tv will be able to turn from left to right because your tv will struck the wall. Hope this helps. Joe
1752615
Yes? If I understand your question correctly. If you mount it under your cabinet, it can face the same direction as your cabinet doors do (if that makes sense) it also can rotate side to side, and if you want to "tuck it away" it will fold up under the cabinet so the screen will face your counter top, and the back of the TV will face the bottom of your cabinet (again that is only if you want to stow it away).
562970
Yes it will. I have a 50" Vizio Smart TV in the corner of my living room as well. Just make sure that when you install it, the screws are hitting the wooden beams/studs in the wall.
805133
The measurements online are accurate. It will for through a normal doorway. Mine came in an average size door and hallway.
624854
Yes a doorway should work fine. You just need to be able to screw it into the frame solidly.