anyone used this on an (almost) flush tilt mount?
2017987
yes I have. I use it on a Panasonic 55"...I just ran it across the top of the back edge...about 1 1/2 inches from the top edge...plugged in to the TV USB port turns on and off with the TV...since it has no dimmer...the tilt would reduce the reflecttion off the back wall making it seem a little dimmer...its not too bright others wise...I like it....I have on each TV(3)....JimC
2017988
I tried it on a flush wall mount, but the lights didn't provide a consistent, even backlight due to the individual lights reflecting off the wall behind the TV.
2017989
Mine wasn't flush mount, but there should be no problem. The light strip is no more than 1/16 inch thick. Just peel the backing off, hold each end & drop it down behind the TV and stick. I am very pleased with the backlighting.
1211574
Only if you welded a piece of square tubing on it, it's built to mount flush. Wouldn't take much to adapt, good idea! I may just make one like that now.
1112743
The tilt function is manual; you have to loosen a bolt to tilt up or down. I believe it will tilt enough for what you need.
1218734
I am using two 24inch monitors with it. It was a little bit difficult to install but works fine. The monitors are big. You don't want to tilt it more than 10 degrees. I have it with around 5 degrees and it works for me.
1916753
If you use the extension pole that you purchase separately, then I would think you could make it work. I did not need the extension with my mount, but as long as you can mount the pole where it can hang straight down you should be fine. However, I cannot see this mount or any mount working alone on an angled ceiling. This unit has the ability to tilt, but if you factor in the projector that's connected to it, I feel the projector would hit the ceiling before you achieved the proper angle.
1600464
It is not image stabilized. I'd check with Tamron to see if they make one in your mount.
52217
Absolutely. I tried for you and it worked. Mine id mounted sideways. good luck have fun!
288088
I'm not an expert, but I don't think it would work for you. I would look for something that specifically suggests corner mount.
1682223
I have not mounted mines but I did do the research for it and got a rosewill rhtb-11001 tilt TV bracket mount which was pretty cheap on sale. you just have to make sure the mount you buy supports an adjustable "vesa pattern" up to the required 400x400 to for this tv and of course the size & weight of the TV
1528289
No. They make a flush mount, you can check for in in the MinkaAire catalog.
55208
The level of tilt is adjustable. I think it would work for you purposes. My wife likes it so much she wants me to get another one.
1112742
I view mine at a desk so I have it tilted to that comfort level. In looking at the back of the mount, it looks like you need to use a wrench to tighten the nut to lock into the position you want to view in, so it is not something you would want to change often. It would depend on how high you mount on the wall as far as viewing comfort with the angle you would have but it probably would work. Just not able to adjust by your hand alone, you would need to keep a wrench close by to adjust if needed. I love it for my purpose.
525575
I used this one Cheetah Mounts APTMMB Wall Mount Bracket with Universal Tilt for 32-65" Flat Panel Plasma, LED, & LCD Displays. It worked fine.
2088158
I clamp mine onto a std rail. I believe there is a swivel mount option that I did not use. It's good for rail mount. Can't say more tho.
1066340
I have and it works great. Easy to mount. Make sure you use some Loctite blue to keep the screws from backing out.
2235583
I don't think the mount will tilt that far. As far as fitting a specific projector, the mounting arms do extend and rotate to different angles. It should fit, It fit my Epson EX51.
253109
No, it's flush mount. I used toggle bolts. You could do a make shift mount out of heavy gage wire I guess.