will this mount pull out far enough for 50" tv to turn completely to 90 degree angle, my seating area is to the side of were the tv is to be mounted
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.
1868038
There are single arm mounts where this may be easier to do. You may want to look at the VideoSecu MP272B, or the Cheetah Mounts APSAMB, for example. The Monoprice 4562 and 5087 look identical to me, but both have extra long arm extension (over 28 inches). It reduces the weight capacity to 110lbs, but should be more than long enough for 60" and smaller TVs to turn a full 90 degrees. Thin bezelled 65" TVs may even work.
1868039
LG Electronics 65UF8500 65-Inch 4K UHD 3D TV for VideoSecu Articulating Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 32 "-65" (VESA up to 684x400 mm) to attach to you?
1868040
You may need to go with a much more expensive (professional grade) Peerless mount to get a full 90 degree rotation for a screen that large. (or rearrange the furniture!)
2210824
The manufacturer says 32" to 47". I would take their word for it. Personally, I would think this mount would be over-kill for your tv. I am not sure but using the all the full functions may result in the tv not hiding part of the mount.
292568
Yes. I have a 60" TV and it rotates a full 90 degrees. It's a very good, sturdy mounting system.
1313096
Yes it will. The mount will angle up to 90 degrees. Make sure your anchoring it into studs through. Anchoring it only into drywall will not work.
1164024
I only use it as a flat ceiling mount in my office>>so I am not sure...but I do not believe it goes past the 90 degree angle.
186299
This would work, but you should drill anchors at each corner of the mount so that the mount doesn't move around. But with the large lugs that come with it, you should be fine as long as the TV is under 50lbs.
1669948
Jason, It only extends the back of the TV out 10" from the wall, so a 51" TV could not be pivoted to 45 degrees from the wall on which the mounting has been made to. By basic geometry the TV could be no more than about 28" to allow such a pivot. Regards, Bob
1263909
That TV must have a huge bezel. My 42" tv measures like 43" left to right. The cover fits mine perfectly. If your tv is 50" wide, this cover will not work for you my friend.
234351
The arm, from elbow is 6 3/4". The TV I have mounted is about 4 3/4" in depth. I think that is about average TV depth unless you have one of the super thin ones. I think the distance for a 90 degree turn will depend on the size and width of your TV.
292571
Yes it will. We have a 60" mounted in a conference room and it will rotate a full 90 degrees either way. It is a very sturdy and smooth mount. Conact me if you need mjore info: binder@reachone.com
402596
There is no offset. The tv and the plate it is mounted on are centered with the wall plate when retracted. Because there are two arms and three swivel points you can maintain this center at all distances as you expand it away from the wall. It pulls out far enough out that a 52 inch TV can be rotated to 90 degrees. Hope this answers your question.
1022733
This mount should have no problem fitting your 40" tv. It is completely universally adjustable. I have the same mount holding up my 42" tv. If you have problems read the instruction manual.
308733
I have a 55in and 65 in Samsung , i have two of these mounts , very solid and heavy dutyi think you can view it on a 45°,
2043431
I couldn't get a 90 angle only 50 with a clearance from the wall of 0. Also it say that it max is 460mm, however it only extended to the end of the rail for 400mm total extension. Make sure your preset tv mount hole are no more than 400mm ( 16").
1049393
Will this wall mount bracket allow for a 90* turn when extended? My bedroom tv is only 32" but I cant seem to find one strong enough.
1700676
The size is the same as my TV. As for it being perpendicular. I assume you mean 90 degrees in either direction , then no this mount does not do that. I can be angled in either direction, but not at 90 degrees.
341456
I used it for a 55 inch and it works great. I have it pulled away and turned almost 90 degrees at times with no problem. Just make sure to lag it into the studs well.