Can I mount a 70 in. tv in a corner with this mount...and get the tv to fit squarely in the corner?
946681
I can't be sure, but just by looking at my mount - if I were to place the mount on one wall, mount the tv to it and then angle the tv, it would likely go across the corner (triangle)- you'd have to measure well. The mount does look like it needs to be against one wall though - not across a corner mounting onto two walls. My tv is 60", but the mount is very sturdy. Good luck.
946682
I have a 70 in on my mount and I really don't think you would be able to get it in a corner very well. Sorry!
946683
Yes, That was my exact situation. However I had to install wood on each wall to catch 2 studs on each wall. I then put up two 2x4 on the diagonal on a 45 degree. I then mounted the bracket on the 2x4's See my first write up. The mount alone will not work for a 70" TV in a 45 degree corner. I tried it. The mount tilts so you only want the bottom of the TV touching the walls. The TV to mount interface allows you to side the TV side ways to exactly position it. The 2 arms allow you to position the TV in towards the corner or out. Follow manufacturer's instructions using lag screws. I also tested my mount by hanging on it before installing TV. Be safe. Finally, I recommend this mount and would use it again. My TV weight is 75 lbs and if I remember the mount is rated ~ 150 lbs.
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.
423665
I would think that would depend on the actual size of the TV... If it's width is a bit shorter than twice the distance from wall and the corner you should be fine.... so if mount a 28"wide (outside) TV 15 inches from the corner where the two walls meet you are good to go ... adjust it before you mount it...
650369
This is made for a corner, you would waste a lot of space putting that large of a tv on it, plus theres a good chance your tv is too big for it to safely be on this stand.
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.
2095213
I would locate the studs first to see how close you can get the plate to the corner, but it can pivot and swivel enough so the TV is in the corner (at a 45 degree angle) while the wall mount is flush with one wall.
2095212
If you can position the face plate of the mount as close as you can in the corner it could be used as a corner t.v. mount with its available swivel and positions it does.it is correct what k.Pedigo answer was on this mount.these mounts are very universal.
1423433
That is the TV that I mounted with this! It comes with extra arms that extend on the bracket in case the bolts are placed differently, ( in photo it shows an X shaped bracket. Ours mounted with the existing square plate) but we didn't need them. The most difficult part was figuring out what size bolts to use, as the directions weren't specific. I'm not an expert, but I think this mount should be a good choice for you.
695590
It will but then you can't expect much of space to move the TV left or right, also how much you can corner the TV is based on the size of the TV.
255592
Don't know - the support at the corners is very heavy duty, but there's none in the center. It would depend on how big the bottom of the TV is. If it's big enough, of course, the corners will support it fine.
2113065
We were trying to do it in a corner and were not able to do so with the size of the TV we had. I am sure it can be done, however you will need to take into account the size of the TV you are dealing with. Hope this helps!
2126010
yes, this mount has so many mountig configurations, as long as its mounted in a stud securely! I has an articulating arm that can be positioned around a corner if need be to watch tv in a corner room as well. I used tie wraps to attach the wires to the arm for multi room watching
840950
No, it cannot be mounted in the corner. It needs a flat surface for mounting.
1665563
Peggy, I would not purchase this shelf if you're looking to corner mount it. I'd look for a unit that is made for a corner mount. From what I can recall, this will not mount directly into a corner.
772747
Technically no. This is to be mounted on the flat wall. The way I was able to install my tv in corner using this mount was by going as close to the corner as possible thus allowing as much angular turn as possible.
604243
Yes you can. I think ours was 48". The trick was getting the tv to fit on the mount for it.
1721309
That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen... » Read More That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! « Show Less
380812
Confused. So you basically have a 40" wide hallway and you want to mount the TV at one end? I'll try to answer your question if you can word it better.