How far back and forth does this swivel? I would like my 65" Samsung to swivel back and forth 90 degrees each way so it is perpendicular to the wall.
1353243
I also have a 65" Samsung - the mount will not swivel anywhere near 90 degrees - more like 40 degrees is more realistic
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
314501
I have the 65", same model. It works, but you will likely experience some forward tilt unless you counter it with something. I am fine with the forward tilt because my TV is quite high off the ground (Bottom of TV is over 6' off the ground). If you are mounting it much lower than mine, I would have trouble recommending this mount.
1246140
I also have a ~50" rear projection tv (~250lbs, Toshiba) that I would like to swivel. Did anyone with such a heavy tv (not a flat panel) try this LapWorks 15" Heavy Duty Swivel? I would really appreciate your brief insight about the product's capabilities. Thanks!
405515
Good swivel to the mount. Will swivel 45 and almost to a 90 degree if mounted to a wall. It is a nice mount.
46948
Yes it swivels 90 degrees vertically and horizontally. Easy to mount and looks real with blinking light.
1526292
180 degree swivel on the wall it is mounted on. Mirror swivels front to back and side to side. Height is determined and set when you mount it to the wall. It extends about 2.5 ft from the wall.
1185555
It does not swivel. I am not sure if it can hold a 60" TV. Mine is holding a rather hefty 55" and it works perfectly. If the bracket width actually needs to be wider for the 60" then it probably won't work, but if its the same as mine but rather 'weight' is the deciding factor then I'm sure your 60" weighs less than my 55" Insignia.
1970994
The unit swivels a complete 360 degrees in either direction when you spin it on its base. It doesn't require much space to swivel since it's not very wide in either direction to begin with. I put mine in a two foot wide corner between a wall and a desk and I'm able to swivel it just fine.
1987957
It will swivel up to 45 degrees from center... So not a whole lot. I minted it to the ceiling in my bedroom... I put it in a corner in the ceiling and it turns enough to view from anywhere in the room. And the tilt angle is all adjustable as well. Hope that helps.
1700676
The size is the same as my TV. As for it being perpendicular. I assume you mean 90 degrees in either direction , then no this mount does not do that. I can be angled in either direction, but not at 90 degrees.
1531004
With the arms fully extended there is a bit more than 20" between wall and the center of the mount, so if your TV is no more than 40" wide (less than ~46" diagonal) it could be rotated 90 degrees.
1576092
Yes, but the ammount of swivel is limited by the distance you pull it out from the wall. You can turn the display almost the full 90-degrees from the wall if you extend the mount all the way out from the wall. If you only pull the mount out an inch or two, it will only swivel a few degrees. As others have stated, there is no pivot or tilt at the wall, but there is limited pivot and tilt at the monitor end of the mount.
957189
i have a LG 47" and i can turn it 90 degrees but the side of my tv is touching the wall. Anything bigger than 47" i believe will not fully turn 90 degrees. maybe it will be 85-88 degrees.
537498
I just measured mine which is as yet uninstalled. When the mount is fully extended and turned 90 deg, you have slightly less than 18" between the wall and the center of the mounting plate. According to my estimates, you should be able to turn a TV 90 deg as long as the total width of the unit is 36" or less. Hope that helps.
1963739
I installed a 70 inch TV on this stand so I don't touch it much. I believe it tilts but does not swivel.
1091593
Mine does not swivel, it is fixed but I had a Screen angle small stand about 6 inches high I put it on at an angle. Works for me.