can I swivel a 49.1" wide TV fully perpendicular to the wall?
1372478
Hello Stewart, my TV is 46 "and is completely perpendicular to the wall, keeping still a safe distance to the wall. I think that the 49 '' tv can be installed without any problem
1372479
Yup. Just tested it, swiveled my 54inch so the left side was flush against the wall and the right side stuck straight out. Works with the right side against the wall also. Be advised, the mount is very heavy and requires 2 studs to secure
1372480
The two hinged pieces between the wall mounting plate and the part attached to the TV measure a total of 22 inches. So that would mean it could CENTER on a 44 inch wide TV. But the plate where the TV attaches is wide enough and strong enough to mount the TV off center. That plate is 35 ½ inches wide. I suppose it depends on where the vertical brackets attach to the back of your TV.
1372481
I measured the double arm coming out from the wall mount bracket it is 12 inches. The single coming off the double arm is 10 inches. That equals 22" straight out. The mount that is attached to the single arm if you look at it the tv can slide either direction from center which would give you your extra 3" you need. If you do this make sure you have a strong mounting to the wall because you have a lot of weight extended outwards.
380812
Confused. So you basically have a 40" wide hallway and you want to mount the TV at one end? I'll try to answer your question if you can word it better.
1246138
I have a 40" flat screen TV with a base of 23X9 and the base sits on the swivel without any problems. I think it will depend on how your TV is set up and how much room you have toswivel. I don't have much room so I can only swivel a small amount on my TV unit but it's ok for me. (my TV is very light weight also) I hope this helps.
1246137
I have a 46" Sony LCD plus a sound bar on top of the swivel. I don't see a problem with a 50" tv.
1868037
I have a 50" also, this mount is good for about 30 degrees, which is great for accessing the connectors. I think you will have a problem finding a 50"wall mount that will allow a TV to rotate 90 degrees. This is not the mount for you.
457418
My TV is a 42" and it is flush with either side. Your pedestal would probably fit fine but you'd have nearly 5" on either side, so stability might be an issue.
540015
You can, but the amount of swivel or angle you'll get will vary on the size/width of the TV vs the arm length.
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.
1246139
I'm using it on a 32" flat screen and works as it should. Can't say for the 50" but not sure why it wouldn't work. Mine swivels freely, too freely actually but your extra weight should make it just fine. My suggestion is to take some paper and cut out the dimensions of the swivel and see if it extends past your tv base to ensure, if not all, the majority of the base is supported by the swivel diameter.
401594
You can swivel it to almost flush to the wall. Don't know if it naturally does that or if it's the way my son-in-law attached it.
540016
TV has two swivel points. One at the joint of the wall and second at the joint to attach TV. Thus, yes as long as wall doesn't obstruct TV movement.
1999974
You cannot but the you COULD possibly use some spacers in the top bolts to give you a slight angle. Just put the spacers between the TV and the bracket. The unit is very stable and works as advertised on a table. We used it to replace a missing stand for a TV that had been mounted on the wall before.
1414637
Did you ever try this on the 58"? I just bought a 60" plasma and need a swivel!
200962
I don't believe so. I have my flat screen 42 inch on a swivel platform and it seems stable as my tv base is wide. I'm not sure if that helps or not. And mind came with screws and was easy to assemble - nice piece for the price
2177916
If you mean can you mount the TV vertically, then sure, the only issue will be the distance from the center of the TV to the edge, but I'm sure you've taken that into consideration.If you mean can you rotate the TV between vertical and horizontal, then no. The mount only rotates 45 degrees, but that is in the description, so I'm don't think is what you are asking.
1222815
The swivel is very stable measure your TV legs and compare them to the swivel dimensions if it fits on top should work I have a 42 on mine center stand has no problem holding it
781222
Not sure but you would not be able to swivel left to right or right to left even if the TV would mount vertically. There are other mounts available to specifically mount to raise and lower