If pushed against the wall, exactly how far out do the arms extend (90 degrees from the wall)?
236300
If the pole is against the wall the ends of the hooks that the bicycles hang on stick out about 4 inches. This is the thickness of the pole the small thickness of the arms and the hooks them selves.
1592504
Not sure what you mean by 90 degrees. I have mine mounted flush to a corner wall and it will extend to position for viewing anywhere you sit in the room.
261461
I don't know for sure, have not measured but the walls are no more than 4 inchs. 78 inches will make it fine, 213 inches many be pushing it.
1575680
41 and a half inches from the back of the base to the front, so if the base was set against the wall that is the farthest it would project out.
1445133
Maximum width is 14.5 inches, and tips of arms project 10 inches out from wall surface.Minimum width is 5 inches, and tips of arms project 12.25 inches from wall
915739
It depends on how far back you push it. I have mine extended out to 39" on each side to.accomodate a 60" TV. It can get much closer than that if you need it to. I hope that helped!
1531004
With the arms fully extended there is a bit more than 20" between wall and the center of the mount, so if your TV is no more than 40" wide (less than ~46" diagonal) it could be rotated 90 degrees.
160171
On the unit I rec'd, it is NOT 19.5" from the corner at all. My unit is tucked all the way into the corner and it the unit extends out 13.25" both ways, with only 12.5" of usable shelf space. The center (the "45 degree from the wall mark) extends out an extra 3/4" than the wall measurements do. As Dennis Greene said, imagine a right triangle ... My "90 degree" sides are 13.5 inches ... the hypotenuse is 19.5 inches.
159614
I just pulled mine forward and it comes forward about 12-15" straight out. If you pull it farther the arm starts to swing in to the side. You could compensate for that by moving the post a bit toward one side.
476384
We have a 50" flat screen on it. When it's flat against the wall , the front of the TV is 7" from the wall. Fully extended the front of the TV is 18" from the wall. When I turn it , in my case left, the right corner is touching the wall and the opposite side ( left side ) is extended 31" from the wall. That's the full extent which is perfect for us. I hope this helps.
234351
The arm, from elbow is 6 3/4". The TV I have mounted is about 4 3/4" in depth. I think that is about average TV depth unless you have one of the super thin ones. I think the distance for a 90 degree turn will depend on the size and width of your TV.
781738
It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
1022983
Projects 3 1/4 inches from the wall in the closed position. Be sure nothing is in the way in the completely open position.
284718
It measures about 96" but I don't reccomend shoving it against a wall. I had 100" of space any it fit perfectly with a slight gap on each side.
697931
Approximately six feet. It is better to use heavy duty extension chord to connect to the wall out let.
308732
Looks like it will work just fine based on the measurements I took of mine. To get a 45 degree angle one end will be 3 feet off the wall. Just something to keep in mind when planning your space.
406221
I don't exactly understand the question but here's some measurements; 1. The depth from where the metal goes against the wall to the point where it makes an "almost 90 degree turn near the top of the metal base is 5/16th inch. 2. The depth from where the metal hits the wall to the end of the plastic bumper is almost 1-1/8th Inches.