How far will this swing left and right? The description says something about 160 degrees, ie almost at right angles to the wall! Is that true? Thanks!
476383
That would be true if you have a tv the same width as the brackets. My 50" tv hits the wall at about 50 degrees
476384
We have a 50" flat screen on it. When it's flat against the wall , the front of the TV is 7" from the wall. Fully extended the front of the TV is 18" from the wall. When I turn it , in my case left, the right corner is touching the wall and the opposite side ( left side ) is extended 31" from the wall. That's the full extent which is perfect for us. I hope this helps.
476385
I haven't personally stretched it to its limits but when installing I did get pretty decent angles before I settled it close to the wall. I don't have brick walls so I keep as little stress on the wall as possible. Hope this helps.
476386
Yes, it pivots a lot. I would think you'd be restricted by how big of a TV you mounted on it. And how far it would swing before a side would hit the wall. Also check to see if your TV requires a special mount. I had a small 24" Samsung which I mounted that required a special mounting plate and screws. I had to go out and buy the metric screws. (the kit does come with a big assortment of screws)
1267439
No, you can get 110 degrees at most. No closer will give you a 180 degree swing, it is a physical impossibility.
1868617
Swings and stays open, BUT DOES NOT LAY FLAT! MORE THAN 90 DEGREES! BUT LESS THAN 180 DEGREES. Sorry
1270477
Mine goes past 180 degrees, but then hits the wall, so I can't say for sure. It probaby does, though.
1062488
Just leaning on it (force straight down) would be almost unlimited, just as much as the tub side wall could with stand. Side to side force, in other words, trying to pull its mount off the tub wall is very high as well. I'm 250 and I feel like I could swing on this thing. Really a strong connection to the tub. You won't be dissapointed.
1890860
70?....that's only 20 degrees off vertical; I live in a hilly development 20-25 degrees in 1st using motor only for 225 lb person is about the max; probably another 5 degrees if you add foot power! But, 70 degrees.....that's a job for Spiderman!
960781
Yes, 9.5 - 11.5 degree with the option of closed, neutral, and open. Swings very easy and will perform well if you will let the club do what it's supposed to do.
1090284
I measured approx 38" from top of chair to where your bottom would end up and sticks out from a wall about 34" but of course you would not be able to swing much if located up against a wall. I have mine hanging from a frame made for this type of chair which allows the chair to swing freely, but this frame does stick out from a wall quite a distance.
1939778
Yes, the direction can be adjusted a tad bit. I would say about 15-20 degrees.
1714003
I doesn't go all the way horizontal but it does go back a good amount. at least 45 degrees from 90.
277861
I have enjoyed this beautiful swing for 2 years. I have about 10 inches between wall and the railing on both sides that appears to be fine and the porch is close to 7 feet wide.
2093367
I use mine in a corner at a 45 degree angle to the wall just fine without it looking funny. The sides are curved but overall are more or less about 45 degrees from corner to corner so it works well in a corner
749023
It seems like 90' but I don't have a super critical application, there is some play on the item. You could probably shim the wall and achieve 90'
148743
that should be fine as long as swing trajectory is parallel with 30ft side. cheers
530718
We've had no problem with swinging. Ours is attached to the wall and included a lock. I imagine if it was in a place that it could be bumped it would swing, but ours seem very secure.
2003662
A previous responder said about 40%. That sounded too little to me, so I just checked; considering straight up as 90 degrees, this goes to about 45, so the other answer is about right. In eyeballing it, I would also say you would not get full sun if it is directly above you but most of the time you can have full sun, moving it a little bit, if you need to; it is very light and moves easily.
717484
James...think of it as a cone emitting from the barrel of the temp. gun....the farther away your target is the wider the cone gets...thus the larger area that the temp is taken. If you are taking the temp of a wall 10 feet away, no problem because the wall will probably all be the same temp...however if you were taking the temp. of a small area on that wall...you would want to move closer to get an accurate reading...the cone to distance ratio is 12:1 if that is a help to you. A target 8 feet away will measure temp. from a circle of about 12 inches...and I have found the target distance to read area stays consistent throughout. Hope this helps... Paul