can it be mounted in a corner?
1473467
Short answer: not really.Long answer: You're attaching four fairly long screws to a flat metal plate, so the 45 degree angle difference will really cause you some serious problems. Now, you might be able to mount it to one wall in the corner and just angle it to fit, but I'm not 100% on that working out, and you'd be kinda losing the value of the motion this thing offers by doing so. I guess you could cut down to the studs and install a finished cross-piece in the corner to mount on, but that'd be a big job. Good luck!
1473468
I did, but I am very handy, an ordinary person would probably not be able to do it, but you can pay a carpenter to make a corner installation.I used 6 pieces of 2x3 and constructed a triangle, with a 24" board on one wall, the other 24" board on the other wall and another piece to meet the two wall boards. I cut boards at 45 degrees so they meet nice and neat!
1473469
Yes, the bracket works well in a corner - that's what I did. It must be mounted on either wall but can be swung out to carry the TV across the corner and is strong enough at full extension to carry your TV without difficulty.
1473470
In theory yes. You would mount it to one wall and set it up to display as a corner OR you could drill a mounting board into the corner of the wall and then mount it to that. I'd suggest the first.
1473471
Although not specifically designed for corner mounting - IMHO it provides enough articulation to be mounted on walls immediately adjacent to the corner provided that the screen isn't larger than 55". At larger than 55" you start to have to position the tv further and further out from the mount so that the tv does not touch the adjacent walls (I'm assuming that the viewing angle of the tv is straight out from the corner). While you CAN mount up to 65" and 130lbs with this mount, just be sure to use stronger mounting bolts than the ones identified by others in this product review.
1473472
We mounted it on one wall in a corner and have it fully extended to angle out into the room. Fits beautifully.
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!
2279292
Sorry, no. It is designed to hang in a corner as it is triangular in shape.
387180
I don't think so. The mounting plate is flat so putting it in a corner would be tricky.
869743
It needs to be on a flat wall. The back is flat and is attached to a wall with screws on either side of the flat portion of the top and bottom shelves. So no, I don't see any way it can be installed in a corner.
1343676
The device comes with a mount that it clips into. The mount can be placed on a flat surface or in a corner with either the supplied adhesive strips or screws..
300571
Unfortunately, you do have to put it in the corner because of it's shape. But it fits perfectly, saves on space, and looks great!
249554
The bracket that fastens to the wall (that the shelf then attaches to) is intended to mount to a flat surface. You would have to build a flat surface in your corner at a 45 angle to effectively mount this in the corner. There are undoubtedly better choices than this shelf.
1659108
Should work the same mounted to the top as long as it is toward the corner.
1855568
You can put it in a corner but it won't fit square. The top glass is rounded on two sides but straight edge in back. I hope this helps you.
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.
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.
75113
We did not have ours installed in a corner but I have read reviews in other places about this mount that say it can be installed in a corner.
810467
It is not a corner unit. It could be placed between windows or in the middle of the wall if necessary. However, we do use ours in the corner because it fits so perfectly between the window and the side wall.
1499069
This is designed for a flat surface as the part of the shelving that sits on the wall is angled to lay flat against the wall, so a corner would not work. You can try an Etegere for the corner of your room! hope this helps!
75111
You will have to mount it flush on one wall but it must hit in a stud. Or it my not hold. The angle of the bracket will allow for it to be in the corner
36270
It is designed to be placed flat on the wall. As the DVD stands out from the sides of it, it would be difficult to place the DVD far enough back to be secure. That is assuming that you could mount it into the corner.
120675
I wouldn't put it againt the wall because it's made for a corner, it wouldn't be flat against the wall