Does the arm attached to the wall rotate? Or perhaps easier to understand, does it rotate at 2 or 3 points, not counting the tilting mechanism?
1394211
It does move side to side along with tilting up/down. It's more like a swivel arm made me kind of nervous but now a days tvs are light weight and move around just find because they don't weigh that much!!
1394212
i'm not sure what ur asking , but it moves side to side and tilts , it basically moves to any position u want it in
1394213
It rotates to the left or right in two places one on each end of the arm. Very flexible but solid. If you put in a position you like, then it could be tightened down or left loose enough to pivot. Very good mount.
1913163
The monitor does tilt slightly forward and backwards (about 25 degrees). There is no rotational movement at all. The base is very stable unless you hit it hard.
61302
It does rotate. When you pull it down from the closed position, it is facing backwards. From there you can rotate it 270 clockwise. Thus you can have it face up to 90 on either side from the normal forward position.
516956
The arm itself has a limited range of motion but you can rotate it to satisfy almost any angle. I currenty have one on the wall and one under the eaves of the garage.
1448747
It does not rotate. I wish that it did as well. Hope this helps you with you decision.
1617511
No it does not swivel but you can loosen the arm and turn it however you like.
484831
It doesn't look like it from the picture, but you can pivot/tilt the upright portion to three or four angles perpendicular to the vertical wallbar. It has a (purposely) very stiff detent to each position.
1437544
We are not using the base that came with it. We got bracket that mounts on the wall and it can swivel left-right or up-down. Outstanding.
1924040
Yes, there are 3 adjustment levers and one tilts it back some. I found it difficult to make it move at first. Called the number provided and a very friendly voice assured me no one usually has trouble. I did manage to brace myself against something and push with my legs.fir all I was worth and managed to move it. Goes up and down without much issue, but the tilt is stif. But once it's set I leave it, so no biggie. Been happy with it overall.
1724861
The mount comes as a one-piece assembly with four extensions that are bolted on if you need to reach the attaching points on larger TVs. Once you bolt the arm to the wall (two bolts), the TV can easily be pulled away the full arm length, it can be rotated right or left to 90 deg (smaller TVs) and tipped up or down as all amount. The best feature is tha it is very stable. I used it for a 42 in set.
1545080
Did you mean swivel instead of rotate? It does move from left to right with ease (180 degrees). So cleaning under furniture or moving around it is much easier. Hope that helps to answer your question.
1664433
It can tilt up and down 15 degrees in either direction. The arms on the other hand cannot. They can pull away and push towards the wall and angle side to side, but cannot move vertically.
800183
It works with single and double rolls and does not rub against the wall with either. Just tilt out the arm slightly for the double roll and it holds its position.
951009
Yes, it rotates almost 180 degrees. I've had two of these for almost a year now and I have no complaints.
25801
This unit does not swivel. It is just an extension of the shower arm coming out of your wall once attached. My shower head will swivel once attached to this unit.
2085761
No, it is bolted to the wall and it can be retracted and extended but not rotated.
1228999
There is minimal rotation. You can tip it up and down and a little sideways. The Manual does not recommend using this mount if the projector does not have at least three mounting holes. Go to this link to get more details: http://www.qualgear.com/productlist.php?catid=56