Can I use this as a corner mount ?
928263
I have mine in a corner, I put it flat on the wall or angle out for any viewing
928264
Yes, it can be used as a corner mount. Just remember, you are mounting it to just one wall, near the corner of the room. Corner mounts are very tricky due to finding the studs in the right place to allow the TV to be positioned at a proper 45 degree angle. The Kanto product will work, the problem may arise in the stud location and the user installation.
928265
Hi I have a 65" Sony mounted to one of these mounts. You could put it on either wall of the corner depending on how large a television you put on the mount. The mount does articulate quite a bit and the brackets that mount on the back of the television can be slid to one side of the plate of the mount. They don't have to be placed in the center as the picture of the mount shows. I hope this helps. John
249103
Unless the corner is squared off, and brought forward you couldn't mount the bracket. As mentioned prior in the answers, you'd have to mount the bracket on one of the corner walls and that would work.
1361733
It isn't really meant to be - but I suppose you could get your own hardware and do it. The corners are really really sharp so you would have to be very careful where you place it.
840950
No, it cannot be mounted in the corner. It needs a flat surface for mounting.
2246073
No. I have not mounted this in a corner, the device is flat in the back. I don't think this will work well in a corner.
841791
This mount probably won't work for mounting a TV in the corner of a room. It needs at least two studs on the same wall.
530928
Yes, that is exactly what I'm using it for. Just make sure you center everything or it won't balance and lean to one side. I purchased this mount because of the price. If you can spend more, get a stronger one but I would buy it again.
841788
No this mount isn't designed for corner mounting, but it can be installed to position your television in the corner from the nearest flat wall. Position it on the flat wall as close to the corner and then swing the TV out and angle it. I think it has enough variance to cross the corner. This would be dependent upon the size of the TV which you are using. A 55" would be on the edge, but worth a try
37803
If you are trying to mount the tv in a corner of two walls this mount should work fine for you.If there is attic space above where you want the tv mounted you could also use a ceiling mount for the installation.
172670
That would be a nice application, but I don't see how. It has three attachment points -- in a triangle configuration...it is really intended to go in a corner -- trying to put it against a flat wall will change the geometry and I suspect it would not work in a satisfactory manner. Good luck!
1942457
You can, as it mounts to the structure behind it, not side to side. I don't remember what all hardware it came with, I just used long screws to hold it to the wall.
1898473
Yes! I have three of them and they could essentially be mounted at any angle you wanted: horizontal, vertical, off-center, etc.
946684
I doubt it. I don't think the mount will pull out far enough for that. And you would affix the mount to one wall, so the mount is off center a bit even before you start.
298562
Hmm... probably not, but could be done with some mounts. I believe this company makes mounts for different scenarios, so you may want to check that out.
804961
Yes you can. Two mounting holes positioned on the top/bottom center locations.
1386885
Yes, you can do it. The simplest way is to use the mounting plate for the side, then just shoot some screws (use washers inside) right through the three "thumbscrew" holes on the back portion. You'll need about a 12" screwdriver or appropriate extenders to do it.
1575110
You could, but doubt you would want to. At best you would have to remove/replace one screw on each side - while leaving the wall mounts in place.