I want to mount a 32" diagonal Samsung TV in a wood armoire that would be dangerous to place on a pull-out shelf. Will this slide out and swivel base
589938
This heavy duty, well-built mount provided the perfect solution for holding our 55" Vizio in front of our built-in cabinet that is too small to contain the TV. We did buy the adapter plates to accommodate the larger screen. Mount claims 50 lb. capacity, TV is 44 lbs. Mounting is very solid. Will slide and swivel, but limited with our application. Does what we need very well.
589939
The base on the TV mount screws to the shelf and you have to unlock it for the TV to move forward. The TV can then swivel side to side but only about 3-4 inches each direction. We have this mounted inside a cabinet in our RV and it works well for us. We push the TV back into the cabinet when the RV is moving and pull it out at night when we want to watch TV.
589940
The base does not swivel. There is some vertical and horizontal movement at the end of the horiz. Mount arm. You bolt the base to your wood opening bottom. The horizontal arm does slide out, 2 positions, and lock nicely in place. But due to its positions which are about 6" different you could mount such as to pull tv flush with front or more and slide back about 6" to clear doors to shut if necessary when not using.
589941
It does not swivel left and right only up and down. I bought this for my camper but it was to large for the space I had. I did not have enough room behind the TV for the telescoping bar . You can buy mine. It should work on all 32" mounting patterns.
589942
I mounted a 40" in my RV its the best for a RV because it locks in when traveling
589943
The base is stationary but the arm extends and you can move the TV from side to side. I believe it also adjusts up and down. It is in my camper bolted to a counter over some drawers. It worked well while moving down the road. Could move it out and swing in whichever direction I needed.
589944
Yes, we mounted a 32" Sony in a fifth wheel cabinet. The base will swivel and slide out. It will also lock in an out or closed position.
589945
I used mine to mount 39" tv in a wood cabinet. Worked just fine. Bought large washers and lock washers to go on the bottom side of wood and just really torqued it down. Only down side make sure u got room in the armoire for the telescoping bar going backwards into the armoire. Needs to be a deep armoire. Other than that these are built to last.
589946
It will slide out about 6 inches or so, The base of this does not swivel it is a permanent mount. It does pivot from side to side right behind the big plate. It all depends on what your mounting holes on your TV are as to weather this will fit. You may also need the adapter plate TV1-008.
589947
It is well built and I like it a lot in my RV. I set the front of base 31/2 inches from front of cabinet so the tv is on the front of the cabinet frame. Then I can pull TV out 6 inches or so to plug wires into back of TV. The TV also has plenty of room to either turn left or right 6 inches or so. I drilled another hole on top so I can set it out about 3 inches if I want. Allen
1804209
There are grooves that the shelf sit in so it cannot be moved. I am not sure if it would diminish the stability if you left the shelf out.
2278710
I have a 50" LCD Flat Screen TV on it but I am not using the swivel. I turned the swivel to the inside when I assembled the stand so I don't know if that would make a difference in stability.
1030548
If you don't need it to swivel, IKEA has some great stands to raise up a TV on a shelf - otherwise try Best Buy etc, they used to have some instore solutions.
1023325
I guess that you could but it would have to be screwed down to the counter top and the TV would have to be very small in order to fit in the space between the counter and where it would attach on the swivel.
987975
i would also like to know, how high from the base the tv would be with the mount in the top position? i don't want my tv mounted too low.
1105982
Yes but one thing you should know is the shelf slides in very tough. It is front heavy making it tough to move in and out
423664
I don't see any reason why you couldn't do this. How much the TV could swivel would be determined by the size of the TV and where you mounted the TV mount on the wall.
55575
no. it doesnt swivel that way. the arm is more of a swing arm. the tv can only tilt up or down.
371326
None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.
2145681
I put this inside my TV armoire that holds only a 32" TV. Works fine in there. Obviously doesn't swivel very far, but it serves my purposes.
2143019
The swivel stand is secured to the base with a hex screw. Use the Allen-key that came with the stand. If you are asking to tighten the part the holds the TV, you cannot. I simply inserted a piece of cardbord into the gap to "level" my TV.
772745
I have a 40in TV attached to this mount and I wouldn't have it at a corner, seems like it would stick out too much. I'm sure it's doable but you may be worried about how it'll look. For corner mounts, I would probably stick with the single arm swivel mounts.
1682162
I have this mount directly to drywall with very good anchors from home depot. DO NOT use the simple compression anchors. Get the WingIts World's Strongest Fastener. You wont regret it. I have a 32 inch tv and a cable box. Sorry, dont not use the second shelf.
427588
Probably not. You would have to have at least 10" clearance from the top front of the TV to the wall as that's how far the shelf sticks out behind the TV.Even if you have the 10" the angle on the TV would be pretty steep and the shelf might slip. The anti-slip pad works real good though and the angle is very adjustable with the legs on the bracket. If you do try this or something else to get a center channel on top of your TV make sure your wall bracket will hold the additional weight(just a thought)
2201053
I have it currently clipped to a 3/4" shelf, which appears to be the optimal thickness. Any more than that, and it would probably 'slide'.
1217164
I just tried to swivel while the board was mostly up and it hit the side of the cabinet. If you can lower it almost down it would work, but not easily. Perhaps there is some other option that would be a safer bet. Good luck.