Does this stay in place when it swivels? I want to watch my TV from different angles, not just occasional swivel for quick access to the back of TV
514698
Yes, it stays in place. We have a 55" TV sitting on the swivel (pretty heavy), and the swivel does not "travel" or otherwise move when we turn the TV. We've been very pleased with the quality construction of the item and how well it's stood up to the use. One note: although the swivel will move in a complete circle, the way we have our TV positioned on a stereo stand against a wall only allows turning it about a third that distance in either direction.
514699
I am using this in my lower cabinets, corners, for serving dishes and seasonal items, and thus do not have anything very heavy on it. So far, it has stayed in place very well. In fact, I am thinking of ordering the next larger size for other cabinets. So far, I am very pleased with it.
514700
Yes it does, just make sure you have good cable management. I found the if the cables (power, HDMI, AV, etc...) don't allow enough room to move with the swivel, they will tend to have the TV swivel back a little. Just swivel it and make the necessary cable adjustments. You'll see what I'm talking about. I'm very happy with it.
514701
Yes, one of the things I appreciate about the swivel is that it stays put in any position I turn it. We turn ours to two different positions and then back every day. It works fine.
432037
I would worry about the overlap restricting the range of the swivel. It probably depends on how far your TV is from the wall and if the overlap is the length or width of the swivel.
357171
It does not swivel, it's orientation is dependent on how the outlet that it's plugging into is oriented
381487
The swivel extension is basically a movable shelf. The swivel rails fasten to a flat surface like a table top or inside a cabinet. The TV comes with a base that holds the TV upright. It sets on the flat metal plate that slides and swivels. This is not a wall mount!
1736402
Mine is slightly tilted as well, but not to the point of annoyance. I had the TV professionally installed, so I did not try and adjust, so I don't have any specific help. It almost appears to be sagging to some extent. It is an inexpensive mount compared to others I have seen and I suspect that the price reflects the lack of robust design and material used for this mount. That said, it has not failed and I am still using it.
467910
I have made my TV perpendicular to the wall when it's up. However you can adjusted the angle when you pull the TV down it has three different setting, as far as I can tell
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
1680947
The shape of the swivel is a half circle. Measuring mine, if your TV base is a rectangle, the back of the base will hang over about an inch. The back of my TV base is rounded, so it does not hang over. I hope this helps.
373194
Yes, I have my tv tilted down 5 degrees with this mounted on top. Works just fine and there is a small adjustment you can make when you put it together to tilt it slightly up.
2089668
it depends on how large (wide) the tv set is. I have a 50 inch and it will only swivel about 45 degrees.
1743437
It locks to keep it from telescoping out but it will still move from side to side. I really haven't had a problem with mine. I just push it back flush against the wall. given the size tv it's made for I would'nt think it would be a problem
933235
the bottom device swivels and has a rubber pad for gripping. My tv isn't very thin but maybe an inch or so and this bracket holds without an issue. Now if you were to have a credit card thin tv... that might be loose but the bracket can angle, therefore, giving you a more stable hold.
2014503
Hi, no the stand does not swivel and it is not adjustable. It is fixed - and you have to fix it to the rear mounting plate with the included screws or it will topple over. It comes with 3 screws to fix the base to the stem/plate, and then 4 more screws to fix the back plate which is attached to the stand to the TV. Once it is all connected it is very sturdy however. It can be mounted to a wall with a different plate. Hope this info helps.
1464777
Yup... It doesn't swivel very smoothly but it does, so u can swivel it at whatever angle u'd like. Since its a sit or stand tray, it comes out pretty far too.
250252
As long as you mount to a wall stud coming out of either side of the corner you should be fine, but you will limit the swivel range depending on the width of your TV and what stud you mount it to e.g. how close to the corner you mount. You can swivel 180 degrees left to right from the center point and also swivel 180 degrees from the backplate which should give you a nice range of direction. It's a solid well built mount.
1081501
yes, it swivels around a ratchet type arrangement, very firm snaps into slots to fix the positioning, and it doesn't fail out of place on you like alot of them do. I love it. It's not a loose swivel, but the click into desired setting type. works great, and can set at almost any comfortable position without worrying about it slipping out.
111797
No it is set in a fixed position by tightening. It would have to be loosened rotated and tightened again to hold the TV.