Will this mount allow you to bring the tv down and placed back up when finished?
461865
No, unless you want to get an allen wrench every time you move the tv. This mount is great for left to right, in and out, and angled adjustments but the up and down is only an angled move in the vertical plane. There is no way to lower the monitor towards the floor or ceiling. Hope this helps.
461866
I've been very happy with this mount. I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. The TV cannot change height with this mount but can tilt up or down slightly (tilting is a setting and cannot change often or quickly). It comes away from the wall very far, almost 4 feet. It can turn the TV almost 90 degrees so we can watch it in the kitchen. Both of these functions are quick smooth and easy.
461867
This mount tilts, pans and swivels and has lateral movement capabilities for ideal TV positioning but this is not a mount that's meant for lowering the TV down and lifting up back into position. However, the OmniMount LIFT 40 or LIFT 70 mounts have that interactive capability...as well as the OmniMount PLAY line. I hope this helps you in your search for a new TV mount.
461868
No, it only tilts forward and back. It's a great mount. I've been very happy with ours!
461869
No, it does not allow upward or downward movement. You can move the TV laterally (requires pulling away from the wall a bit), swivel it sideways, and tilt it up and down to about 15 degrees. It is very sturdy.
543726
The tilt can be adjusted after mounting and you do not need tools. I suppose the screws could theoretically be so tight as to preclude tilting, but I haven't had any trouble out of it. The tilt works by allowing the tv to pivot on a bolt in the back. It will be very obvious once you see it. It basically pivots the brackets screwed to the tv in their relation to the hook that goes on the mount.
804490
My TV is 80 inches, so it was very heavy, but it wasn't difficult otherwise. It kind of hooks on and then you tighten it up with a screw once it is on there so it stays. I've never removed it, but it would be easy to do so.
1935869
I mounted mine less than 4" below the ceiling by cutting the down tube so that the holes in the tube were closer to the ceiling as far as the 28+" from ceiling to base, that would depend on the measurements of your tv. But you can raise your tv and mount to less than 4" by cutting the tube.
684248
Yes but be sure you use wall anchor hooks and are screwing into wall Joyce or beam when securing the mount to the wall. The mount has some resistance in the swing arm that will require you to pull with mild force when adjusting the tv amgle after mounting.
1325259
Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.
1202248
It stand alone if the TV mounted on it weighs within the specified limit, else it will kiss the ground ;)
256688
If you are saying that the TV is on the wall, inside the bed, and you want to push the TV and mount against the wall when you are closing the bed up and will it stay collapsed?, then yes. Just remember the mount sticks out a minimum of 5" away from the wall without any tilt, then add the thickness of your screen then you would be able to figure if you have enough room. If you are talking about the mount being on the outside of the bed, like it would be under the bed when you pull it down, then NO, it would not stay collapsed. You could make a way to cover it or strap it so it would not open but it will not lock to the wall. Hope this helped! :) By the way, I LOVE this wall mount!
1017841
Absolutely. I can remove the TV in a matter of just a couple of minutes. Disconnect the cables, lift and pull away. Best TV mount I've ever had.
1735696
I'm sure,once you receive the mount, you will see what you'll need to do to accomplish your goal. The mount is good for overhead mounting. I had to add a predrilled metal slat to mount my 32" tv but overall the mount works great and swivles up/down & side to side.
456242
You do not absolutely need to bolt it down, BUT do you really want to put something like a TV on a moving shelf that is not secure to it's foundation. Will it move and swivel without securing it to something . . . YES, is it very risky to do so . . . YES, would I recommend it . . . NO.
1953519
You can slid the tv up or down on the bracket. You can turn the tv on the bracket to many positions. Our tv is a 50" and sets in the corner of our living room. Very sturdy bracket. Hope this helps.
1146788
Yes. The mount has two hand adjustments that allow it to be tilted up or down. Make sure that you move the mount on its adjustable arms in or out to allow it to tilt down and not touch wall on the corners of the TV. My installation is nearly a perfect 45 but one side of the TV just touches the wall on one side. Other side is up against a book case. Executive summary: Corner Mount with the home made 2x4 brackets as I discussed in a prior rating, good. Flat wall mount go to go as is, with no extra stuff to be made. Yes, I would buy it again as a corner mount.
789609
Yes, it goes down. It hides the stuff underneath mainly. Believe me, your tv will not fall off that platform.
326123
It is a nut and bolt piece that holds the sliding action. If you were to use a different method of locking the bar in place and did not have a heavy television attached it would not be difficult to raise and lower. Though the television will stop the bar from raising if it is attached to a finished ceiling. The top of the television will hit the ceiling before the bar reaches the highest setting.
2188672
Yes but it needs to be tightened down which limits swivel. I put a heavy TV on it and it works fine but I can't remove it the way I mounted it and wish I had tightened down the swivel all the way as I don't use that feature. If you want it to swivel probably not good for heavy tv
1742693
Yes, it will tilt up and down. I am very pleased with mine. Very heavy duty. I have an LG 60" flat screen that only weighs 55 lbs. This mount is way over kill for the weight of tv's today. But, it is by far the best mount for large tv's that need extension. It tilts up, down, and moves side to side.