this is the max "Extension Arm extends TV 95-460mm". How much space left, if i tilt to 90&deg;. I want to place my tv like a L
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I couldn't get a 90 angle only 50 with a clearance from the wall of 0. Also it say that it max is 460mm, however it only extended to the end of the rail for 400mm total extension. Make sure your preset tv mount hole are no more than 400mm ( 16").
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Hi Matt, The mount arms are of unequal lengths. The pivot-pivot length of the wall arm is ~9.5 inches and the TV arm is ~7.5 inches. Hope this helps.
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Measure the distance from the center of your TV to it's edge (i.e. half of its width). The arm length must be greater than the TV half-width. If the arm length is less than the half-width then you will need to add the extender; if, not, then you have the option to mount it with or without the extender.
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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!
1049393
Will this wall mount bracket allow for a 90* turn when extended? My bedroom tv is only 32" but I cant seem to find one strong enough.
1301471
It will not extend that much. I measured about 10" from the wall to the back of the television.
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I highly doubt it. It says the mount can extend 17.3 inches and half the width of your TV is ~19 inches. You'll need to measure to be sure.
1008942
Plenty of space. You can mount your TV quite high. I have a 55 inch with over a foot of room.
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I have a 60" mounted but cannot get a 90 degree tilt because the arms are too short to turn that far without wall interference. I had wanted to do the same. The mount is strong but extension arms could be longer.
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It should. I have a 32" TV mounted to it with no problem. I didn't use the arm extensions as my TV is not big enough and have no issues. You will most likely need them for a larger TV.
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Well it depends on the size of your tv- because the arm extends from the wall, then you can turn it 90 degrees in either direction. If your tv is big, it will hit the wall.
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i have a LG 47" and i can turn it 90 degrees but the side of my tv is touching the wall. Anything bigger than 47" i believe will not fully turn 90 degrees. maybe it will be 85-88 degrees.
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Good thought. I wish mine was a bit longer, too. It came already assembled and I didn't think about taking it apart, but by looking at mine, it appears that you could do it easily. I suppose a lot would depend on how big/heavy your TV is. Mine is just a small 19" and it's very light. Let me know!
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I have a 65 inch and it does not extend over the edge on either side, but it has bowed in the middle from the weight. TV is less than 100 pounds.
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Maybe 2 inches + your TV? I have not put it up on my 70" TV yet but my 56" is awesome great buy for the money. Bought my brother one also he loves it. The nice thing about is if you want to pull it way out you can. Or turn it at a 90*. Just watch out you dont yank you hdmi out and break it like me.
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I'd recommend a larger TV console/stand if your space can accommodate it. 55 inches will overhang quite a bit.
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My tv is only 2inches or so from the wall. I have to use a long extesion in order to get behind it and tighten the security screw but my tv is larger than most so thats why I can't reach all the way up to the center of it.