If you push the arms all the way back to the wall, what is the *minimum* extension of the mount?
1342329
we instal the arm on one wall and extended the tv set to another wall... I would say the size of your tv set..
1342330
I am not quite sure of your question. The arm lays fully against the wall if the TV is not mounted.
1642709
45 degrees right and left. If you need more of an angle and are mechanistically inclined you can move the support arms closer together. The arms are the thing that limits the angle. If you move the arms that attach to the wall closer together you will get maybe 55 60 degrees. Only try this if you are confortable with supporting heavy objects.
1677253
Good afternoon, The length that the wall mount will extend is around 17".Thank you,NavePoint
1741203
From the center of the pole to the center if the monitor mounting hardware, it is 14.5 inches when the arm is fully extended sideways.
918432
there is no minimum. you adjust where you want to mount the hardware by adding a block of wood if necessary for backing to get the hardware in position desired.
1529856
I cannot respond to your question due to the lack of specifics. I have two of these, and if you set it up correctly you can easliy accomodate your situation. It is a fantastic extremely well built arm. Also if you are installing it to dry wall, or anything less than a stud or solid wood, be sure to obtain the ELFA anchor bolts from the Container store. They are inexpensive and work terrific for a solid installation. Hope will enjoy the arm -- I highly recommend it and it is a great looking piece in addition to be extremely functional.
2061073
Mine, in the closed position, starts about 14 inches from the wall it is mounted to.
324822
I had the same issue but it turns out that the extension arms were not in properly. I have a 47" Samsung and it fit correctly. Try flipping the extension brackets over before you put them in the wall mount and see if they fit.
470876
I will probably go a total of 90 degrees, but not 90 degrees each way. Assuming that the wall extends each direction from the mount, your TV will simply hit the wall due to the arm not extending out far enough. If you mount it on a corner, near where the wall terminates, the mount should be able to rotate the 90 degrees, however.
1707910
Ours extends out to 22" and firmly stops at that position. Minimum is rigjt at 15-1/4", for what it's worth.
2228573
Each individual arm is about 7 inches long so with each arm fully extended away from the wall it reaches out a little over a foot. with it folded in and as flat against the wall as possible it sticks out about 4 inches. Hope that makes sense. Since it has articulating arms I've found it useful in several applications whether trying to see the TV from an extraordinary angle or trying to flatten it against the wall to get it out of the way.
1565561
Arm extends from 3.62 inches to 25 inches. Would be 28.62 inches from wall to back of TV.
1198147
It only extends about 20IN, it will mount anywhere it has a clamp style or drill a hole to mount. It will rotate 90 degrees. The arms are NOT spring loaded, it you move it around a lot it will get loose and have to use wrench to tighten it.
821455
Go to the JLab site. To find the specs. If I remember right it is about 18" fully extended. When you mount it for a corner. Don't mount it in the corner, but to the first stud on a wall. when you push the tv into the corner the wall mount is hidden but gives you easy access to cables and mounting the tv.
945620
Keeping in mind this mount will tilt to your desired angle. From the wall to back of tv is approx 2 inches. Mine is angled while I measured so give or take a quarter of an inch.
1301471
It will not extend that much. I measured about 10" from the wall to the back of the television.
1948440
The first arm from wall mount bracket is 7 1/2 inches. The second smaller arm is 6 inches making wall mount bracket to TV mount bracket is 13 1/2 inches. If your flat screen is 30 inches or more, you will only be able to turn TV to one side or the other at about a 15 to 25 degree angle. It's great for flush mount or pulling TV away from wall. The TV mounting bracket itself is very sturdy after fastening to wall studs with lag bolts. Easy to install and remove TV from the mounting brackets also. Hope this helps!