I want to mount this inside closet with a window. How difficult would it be to bend the bracket to 45 degrees instead of 90 degrees?
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
1097836
You will be able to bend it with out any problem. If you are thinking that the sun shinning thru the window will charge the light you may be disapointed because a lot of glass filters out uv light. Im not saying it wont work but its somthing to consider. I have two of thease on my garage out side and i like them. Good luck
1097837
very easy and it works just as well as I have done it myself inside a small shed with a window
1097838
i have no idea.one of mine just stopped working after a week. i just does not go on any more.
1959841
Should be able to , might have to make a custom bracket , shouldn't be yo difficult
365981
If the 40 inch measurement is center-to-center, you would be able to secure only 2 of the 3 brackets to studs. The middle bracket would have to be secured with toggle bolts (if your wall is sheetrock). The length of the "rails" is 42 inches, and the brackets are 2 inches wide with the mounting holes centered. Would it be strong enough? Depends on the weight of your TV. I would try to contact the company for informed advice.
110410
You can try putting the metal brackets that attaches to the ceiling in a 90 degree angle from the rack.
1868037
I have a 50" also, this mount is good for about 30 degrees, which is great for accessing the connectors. I think you will have a problem finding a 50"wall mount that will allow a TV to rotate 90 degrees. This is not the mount for you.
405515
Good swivel to the mount. Will swivel 45 and almost to a 90 degree if mounted to a wall. It is a nice mount.
908587
It is somewhat flexible but I wouldn't bend it 90 degrees. I think it would break or crack.
2048690
It's flexible enough to be bend 90° or more, however it seems to me that less than 60-70° would not permanently damage it.
470876
I will probably go a total of 90 degrees, but not 90 degrees each way. Assuming that the wall extends each direction from the mount, your TV will simply hit the wall due to the arm not extending out far enough. If you mount it on a corner, near where the wall terminates, the mount should be able to rotate the 90 degrees, however.
1086749
From what I can see I do not think this can be done. You would be better off using the work bench brackets. Jim
1766721
Bending into a 90 degree angle is not the appropriate fix. Another comment by Nick Thomas is more correct. There should be an alternative mounting plate that came with the mount. You simply re-configure the base of the 18" flex gooseneck so that it has the vertical compatible bracket on it. If you're missing this item, email feedback@arkon.com and they'll help you out.
1309568
Pretty close. I only had to do about 35 degrees. there is a slot that you have to point in the direction of the bend, so if you don't drill the holes in the right rotation you'll find out afterward that you have the slot facing the wrong direction.
1169747
The bars are strong but the strength depend on the installation. If uYou are indtaling and mount to studs you are fine. I have 4 closets instal but highly recommend you use a good contractor for install.
215710
The 4' sections are fairly flexible to enable bending. However, you could mount them in a straight line if you so desire.
2210097
Use a pair pliers to bend the bracket straight. Use a hammer to get it completely flat and straight.
249554
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.
675958
Not sure, I haven't installed it yet.I think that if you wanted a tight 90deg bend, you'd have to add in a plastic elbow