Does this mount allow the TV to swing Left and Right of center flush(ish) to the wall? This would basically allow for 3 distinct positions on wall.
1325258
Yes. The mount can provide a flush fit of the TV to the wall. However. If the TV is to be swung to the left or right it must be pulled out enough to accommodate the swing of theTV so the edge of the TV does not hit the wall. We are very happy with this mount.
1325259
Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.
1325260
Once you extend it from the wall on the main arm there is a full range of motion from left to right.
1879903
The mount will not tilt up but it will tilt down to approximately 12 deg's. As for as range of motion left and right, you are able to put it into just about any position desired.
1819125
I have it mounted at a different house than the one I live in, so can't remember exactly, but from memory, I recall that the bracket that mounts to ceiling has slotted screw holes, but I can't remember which direction. Even if it is side to side, that's only about 1/4" movement. I think you can also get some side to side by how you attach TV on main TV bracket. In other words, you can offset TV some when installing. But as for actual side to side swivel, there is none. The swivel is front to back, and there is also rotation around post, but that's it.
2067638
Yes. Actually, the TV itself can be adjusted left or right, and the mounting plate itself has slotted holes that allow enough adjustment to align with studs. Hope that helps.
919685
It only needs to be mounted on (2) studs. It does not, however, need to be centered about the mounting studs allowing adjustment for centering on the wall. The tv itself can also be shifted left or right once the mount has been fixed to the wall. Snap toggles are recommended for steel studs. This has been a great product, and I have recommended it to several friends.
250253
Yes. I actually did the same in my RV. I positioned the mount so that I could secure the TV flat against the wall when moving, the mount then allows me to position the TV in the corner of the bedroom for viewing. It would work fine for just corner mounting. I really like the quality of the mount, heavy duty.
2095213
I would locate the studs first to see how close you can get the plate to the corner, but it can pivot and swivel enough so the TV is in the corner (at a 45 degree angle) while the wall mount is flush with one wall.
832489
The mount isn't designed to be used horizontally; the latching mechanism it uses to attach the TV to the Mount Base won't be secure. I wouldn't buy this mount for that application. I'd look for a fixed-base mount.EDIT: To securely mount the base you'd have to drill through the lid and go buy some bolts & nuts to securely mount the base. So yeah, would definitely keep shopping.
461005
Yes you do have some flexibility to move it slightly to the right or left and as said in other responses you can also adjust the vertical. On the vertical portion, the tv adjusted itself. We have trains going by so the vibration possibly adjusted it for us. As for the horizontal portion, once it on the wall, you will need a really long screwdriver to loosen and tighten the screws. Sorry can't remember if it is a regular or Phillips screwdriver.
793733
I have the same wall mount. I have mine set up for two studs, although if necessary there holes in the center if I wanted to set it up for just one stud. I chose the 2 stud option to be safe.
1901720
would need to see a sketch in order to be sure, but this mount has a large amount of lateral, depth and pivot range. I'm pretty sure you could mount this bracket flat on either wall (of the corner) and arrange the TV so that it is in the middle of the corner facing the center of the room (or where ever you like).
2126010
yes, this mount has so many mountig configurations, as long as its mounted in a stud securely! I has an articulating arm that can be positioned around a corner if need be to watch tv in a corner room as well. I used tie wraps to attach the wires to the arm for multi room watching
1787899
of 3 people found the following review helpful3.0 out of 5 stars The TV mount is NOT adjustableI bought one of these expecting there to be some kind of adjustment for the direction the TV points. Most other TV mounts I've seen have this feature. This model does not have one. Because of this, I returned it. While I'm not sure this is defined as a flaw, it IS something you should be aware of before you buy this cabinet. I can not comment on the balance of the... Read the full review › Published 7 months ago by Todd › See more 3 star, 2 star, 1 star reviews
16515
Yes, you can position it in about any direction you like. The mount it comes with is actually quite nice. One caveat though is that it does vibrate loose so you will need to tighten it every so often to keep it from moving.
1917801
I'm not sure I totally understand your question. I had to mount the tv in the corner and it works very well. If I were not putting it in the corner I guess it might stick out a bit too far from the wall. I think the mount is designed for both mounting plates to be used. i am not sure that just one side would be strong enough to support the whole thing. let me know if you have any further specific questions. overall it is well made and i am happy with the purchase.
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)
1791557
Yes it most certainly does! I wasn't convinced at first, but this mount has survived 3 moves and still works amazing!