Does this arm look like the First four pics or the last one with the TV mounted to it, as the articulating arm looks different in that pic
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It looks like the first 4 pictures. It works great and I have been very pleased with the product.
1935003
It pivots from side to side and up and down where the TV connects to the mount.
1935004
It pivots from side to side where you connect the TV. The arm is for forward and backwards motion. It works awesome, and has exceeded our expectations. :) I hope this helps.
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The last picture simply shows a view of the articulating arm fully extended straight out once the base has been mounted to the back of the TV. The last pic gives you the impression that the arm is cheap and unable to hold up a TV, but it is actually STURDY and the hardware appears to be high quality & well made. I have nothing but positive things to say about this mount because of its flexibility to tilt the TV at any angle (tilts up, down, arm can move side-to-side and/or extend out or close to the wall). However, I suggest two people install it but overall, I LOVE it!
1935006
The first 4 pictures are of the mount are exactly like the mount I received when I ordered it. The mount in the 4th picture is completely different. Like everyone else said, the part that goes into the wall moves from left to right. The part that attaches to the tv tilts forward and backward.
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1969290
The arm is a part of the mounting hardware. The bracket that attaches to the TV can be slid right or left giving about 5-6 inches either way from center.
420012
The rectangle "rail" box mounts "level" onto the wall. The two vertical parts mount to the TV. By lifting the TV angling it outward from the bottom, The top of the vertical arms clips over the "rail" and when the lower half of the TV is rotated toward the wall spring loaded "clips" snap lock the arms to the bottom of the rail. two plastic tabs hang behind the TV as the "clip release" to allow the TV to be accessed / serviced. This is a tight to the wall mount, very sweet !
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The paint job varies from one to the next since it includes a wash, which is random by nature. That said, the paint job on mine is great. Sculpting on bicepts and arms is excellent. Take a minute to look at more pics online, there are plenty of them out there. This really is an amazing figure, one of my favorites all-time.
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I am not quite sure of your question. The arm lays fully against the wall if the TV is not mounted.
121533
No, there's 3 pieces. the wall plate that mounts to the wall is one piece and the two arms are individual pieces. Each arm mounts (screws) to the TV, then the arms go on the wall plate that is already mounted to the wall.
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Its a one piece wall ancher and then the 2 arms to attach from tv to ancher
1342329
we instal the arm on one wall and extended the tv set to another wall... I would say the size of your tv set..
528541
Yes. The two arms are the same length so that when the TV is folded flat, it is centered on the wall mount.
1008989
There's a photo of the chair in the "reclined" position among the product photo's. On my screen it appear to be the last picture in the set.
1423433
That is the TV that I mounted with this! It comes with extra arms that extend on the bracket in case the bolts are placed differently, ( in photo it shows an X shaped bracket. Ours mounted with the existing square plate) but we didn't need them. The most difficult part was figuring out what size bolts to use, as the directions weren't specific. I'm not an expert, but I think this mount should be a good choice for you.
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It looks like this... so yes?http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31AVsvy2ubL._SX385_.jpg
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Son in law said that you have to make sure that everything is tight and put together well, especially on that arm. He has no idea why your TV is rotating sideways. If your TV is the right size for your Sanus System and it's still doing it you should contact the Sanus people.
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The side view photo on the item's page is pretty accurate. The arm itself has a good amount of bulk which leaves about 4 inches between the wall and the back of the TV. Might be less as some people have said, but with all the wires I have running behind mine it's not the most clutter free setup. I hope that answers your question.
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Hi, this looks like the one I bought, there was a small amount of adjustment. Overall quality of the mount was below average.
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It mounts on the TV so you are going to be in front of it for the most part. Angles work too.