Does this mount allow you to move the tv slightly horizontally in case the mount is off centered a bit?
461001
This allows me to move a 60" TV at least 5 inches off center in each direction.
461002
Yes, it does adjust. Where my studs were located, the mounting plate wasn't exactly centered on the wall, but the mounting plate is wide enough (30") and has many open slots to allow for adjustments, then your TV bracket hangs on the mounting plate and you are able to move/slide and center your TV, then tighten your set screws located on the bracket to lock it place.
461003
Yes, you can slide the TV in either direction and then tighten the lower screws to secure it in place.
461004
Yes - you can move it slightly (an inch or two) horizontally. It can be adjusted vertically by mounting it to different screws on the arms. Also you can adjust the tilt via the levers on the arms. Hope that helps.
461005
Yes you do have some flexibility to move it slightly to the right or left and as said in other responses you can also adjust the vertical. On the vertical portion, the tv adjusted itself. We have trains going by so the vibration possibly adjusted it for us. As for the horizontal portion, once it on the wall, you will need a really long screwdriver to loosen and tighten the screws. Sorry can't remember if it is a regular or Phillips screwdriver.
461006
Yes, there is approx. a 6 inch variance from left to right. Plenty of room, within reason, to center your TV. There is also a built in level to ensure the mount is level. I have it supporting a 65" TV. I am sure you will like it.
461007
I have a 50" tv and it looks like theres about 2" I could move it left or right.
2217230
No - must be set horizontally. *NOTE - I sent mine back for a credit due to it stopped working (and muted all normal TV sound as well) within a week of installation. (piece of junk)
1892839
No just adjusted the screws and bolts do this without bthe tv attached then tighten them when you have the right angle you need
2067640
Yes. Actually, the TV itself can be adjusted left or right, and the mounting plate itself has slotted holes that allow enough adjustment to align with studs.Hope that helps.
1114881
There are two allen head screws that secure the vertical arms (secured to the TV) to the horizontal plate (secured to the wall). These seem to prevent the unit from being accidentally dislodged ;however, on my unit they do not absolutely eliminate the possibility of the TV being moved left/right. It seems unlikely that "small, curious hands" could facilitate this.
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.
332871
Yes, it can. It comes with a variety of bolt diameters and lengths. The horizontal beams are geared so they can extend left/right equally to match the width on your tv. the vertical beams have holes on the top part and slots on the bottom part so they will align with the vertical spacing on the tv. Just double check the weight. It is a very sturdy mount, but best to be safe. Good luck!
16515
Yes, you can position it in about any direction you like. The mount it comes with is actually quite nice. One caveat though is that it does vibrate loose so you will need to tighten it every so often to keep it from moving.
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!
965966
No, the bracket does not allow the TV to tilt up and down...only left/right and forward/backward.
2177917
Not sure if I understand your question. If mounting this under a cabinet say in the kitchen, the TV can be rotated back from the viewing position to the horizontal, if you have room under the cabinet.
1901720
would need to see a sketch in order to be sure, but this mount has a large amount of lateral, depth and pivot range. I'm pretty sure you could mount this bracket flat on either wall (of the corner) and arrange the TV so that it is in the middle of the corner facing the center of the room (or where ever you like).
672844
YUP!Mine is mounted so it points back from the tv.If you wall mount your TV you probably can't mount it this way.
1640864
The tv can move horizontally as far as the arms can reach. Mount itself can move it has a line of bolt holes along top and bottom of the bracket that the arms are connected too. But you would either have to take tv off or have people hold it up. Not something you would want to do often.
1400029
No... It allows you to lean the device on its side or upright. It's held in place with Velcro.
1371666
You can adjust left to right slightly with the knobs on the bracket behind the television. If this doesn't work, it's not level enough and you need to remount it.
781223
I'm not sure if the holes for mounting the TV to the mount would align correctly. Also. It does lock in to the extended position, but if you weren't paying attention and moved the lever to lower it, it would just fall straight down. There is no spring assist to keep it from crashing down.