Does the arm or the shelf swivel from left to right? We need to mount this flat on the wall, and then set it an an angle to match the angle of the tv.
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The arm does have a pivot point with swivel capability (minor adjustments), but I do not believe it is designed to be fully swiveled since the glass itself does not swivel, i.e. the rear of the glass would hit the wall before the arm could ever be parrelel with the wall. I imagine it was not designed for this due to structural integrity since the weight would no longer be fully supported by the mount.
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The bracket that fastens to the wall (that the shelf then attaches to) is intended to mount to a flat surface. You would have to build a flat surface in your corner at a 45° angle to effectively mount this in the corner. There are undoubtedly better choices than this shelf.
540015
You can, but the amount of swivel or angle you'll get will vary on the size/width of the TV vs the arm length.
517856
The arms swing in both directions, however no further than the mounting surface permits. In order to install it under a shelf, you would have to mount a mounting block that exuded down vertically, deep enough to mount this device. If you mounted it directly to the under side of the shelf, the arms would extend DOWN as you pulled them out - not horizontally.
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The base on the TV mount screws to the shelf and you have to unlock it for the TV to move forward. The TV can then swivel side to side but only about 3-4 inches each direction. We have this mounted inside a cabinet in our RV and it works well for us. We push the TV back into the cabinet when the RV is moving and pull it out at night when we want to watch TV.
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The shelf will rotate 360 degrees as long as you only install the center allen screw that connects the glass shelf to the arm. There are 3 inline screws that connect the arm to the glass shelf from the bottom. I only installed the center one of the 3 so that it gives the ability to rotate the shelf around.
871547
It can move in any direction including left and right. Lowest angle? It will let you display the tv from any angle. From straight up to straight down.its movement is only limited by the length go the arm.
1890101
There is a lever that you loosen to adjust the tv. This is a very simple adjustment to make. However you can angle the tv from left to right without making any adjustments.
196206
I wouldn't think so because it mounts flush to the wall, but we placed our tv in a corner on a swivel mount and the shelf is mounted just to the right.
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No, the plate tilts up and down, and moves side to side, but it does not rotate. As you can tell by the pic, the edges of the plate is a square, so the TV can be mounted either way.
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From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the OLLO system is the easiest, nicest, high quality system out there - especially for swivel arm mounts. From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the... » Read More From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the OLLO system is the easiest, nicest, high quality system out there - especially for swivel arm mounts. « Show Less
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Yes - I have the exact same setup as you described and the cable does not interfere with the swivel arm at all. My tv is mounted directly into a concrete wall.
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The tv mount in question has scissor arms and not a elbow type arm. The tv mount won't move side to side very much. Now, this is a real strong tv mount and is built really well. The hardware that comes with it is on the cheap side. I would recommend running some 2x4's or something across the studs and mount it to that. Also, you could cut the Sheetrock out and add some support to the studs. Hope this helps.
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It's stationary and ours was not level, we didnt want to break the welds, so we ended up having to tilt the stand (~4" from the wall on one side and ~6" from the wall on the other)theres a way to give a slight adjustment by making the screws that hold the TV mount to the stand tighter or looser - but you can only go so loose/tight so it may give you like an inch of swivel.
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I have it mounted at a different house than the one I live in, so can't remember exactly, but from memory, I recall that the bracket that mounts to ceiling has slotted screw holes, but I can't remember which direction. Even if it is side to side, that's only about 1/4" movement. I think you can also get some side to side by how you attach TV on main TV bracket. In other words, you can offset TV some when installing. But as for actual side to side swivel, there is none. The swivel is front to back, and there is also rotation around post, but that's it.
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I have made my TV perpendicular to the wall when it's up. However you can adjusted the angle when you pull the TV down it has three different setting, as far as I can tell
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I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!