Hi, What is the smallest clearance from the Wall that this stand will allow? i'd like my TV as close to the wall as possible (not mounting), thanks!
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I am not at home right now to measure but it is not very far. Before we got of stand we had the TV sitting on the floor and it was pretty much right up against the wall.
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My TV is only a 37" (LG) I did a low profile mount for my TV. Only about 4-5" are free above the slot I used for my screen. I think if you used the highest mounting slot on the bracket you should have at least 5-6" of space, depth wise you would have almost 1" of clearance between the post and the back of the TV. Also after almost 2 years I am still happy with the quality of it, very sturdy, more than I needed for a 37" TV but I am glad I have the stand for when I can upgrade to a larger screen
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Mine is not a wall mount. It is a desktop monitor. Therefore I can't speak to this question.
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It's not extremely close. The top of the TV (measured from the back side of the TV) is six inches away from the wall. You should know though that I have my TV pointed at a slight downward angle so that increases the distance. If it was facing straight ahead, I think the distance would be about 4.5-5 inches from the wall (measured from the back of the TV).I hope this helps.
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Ray: The closest distance from the wall to the back of your TV is ABOUT 3 inches. I can't measure it exactly because mine is mounted a bit too close to a corner to fold it completely flat.
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I used the largest spacers that came with it to mount the TV and then tip it down a little. It is 2 inches from the wall on the bottom and 4 inches from the wall on the top. If you don't used the spacers and don't tip it, the tv will be about 2 inches total from the wall.
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I have a 60" Samsung and I have about 2 inches on each side between the edge off the TV and edge of the stand. I can't speak to the mounting configuration, but TV is very rigidly mounted to the stand.
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I have the adjustable piece of this set to be as low profile as possible and it is great. The bracket portion total is about 3.5" between the wall and the back of my TV.
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Virgilio: The stand that the TV sits on extends about 5 inches to the rear and 4 inches to the front so the only way to get it near the wall is to remove the stand and mount it to the wall.
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That's really specific and I couldn't even attempt to answer it specifically without somehow having a diagram of that specific TV's measurements. However, if you already own the TV you can use my measurements to get an approximate clearance between the glass and the TV. On my Avista stand I have my TV adjusted to the highest position the mount will allow. The lower mount holes are about 15" from the glass so all you have to do is subtract the amount of your TV below those lower mount holes to get your clearance. For example my 47" LG TV has about 4 inches more TV below the lower mount holes so I have 11 inches of space below the TV. Note: this only works if your upper/ lower mount holes are 16 inches apart. The max the brackets would allow is 18". With that large of a screen your TV's might be that far apart. If so you'll only have 13" from the lower bracket holes to the glass to start with. P.S this stand could support it but in my opinion that's too large of a TV to mount to a stand. The TV will be wider than the stand by 8-9 inches on each side.
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Most TVs have plugs on the back but they're on an inverted shelf so that when you plug in a cable they hang straight down. If this is the case there should be no clearance problem. If the plugs direct the cable straight back into the wall there may be a problem but you still have about 2" to work with. Best of luck.
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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.
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I have my 60 inch TV in the corner and works great. The stand isn't wedge shaped so it does stand out from the wall somewhat. With a 60 inch TV everything is about as far back as it can go anyway.
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Good thought. I wish mine was a bit longer, too. It came already assembled and I didn't think about taking it apart, but by looking at mine, it appears that you could do it easily. I suppose a lot would depend on how big/heavy your TV is. Mine is just a small 19" and it's very light. Let me know!
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I have my 60" TV mounted quite high and there is only 8 1/4 " clearance. It might be possible to mount it a little higher, but every TV is a little different as to where the mounting holes are.
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It would depend on the base stand of your tv. The top shelf is about 24" so we only have 4" in front and behind the tv itself. That being said it would fit on the bottom shelf and have about 1/2"clearance. The second shelf only gives you about 4" to work with. It is a ver nice stand well worth the money. Hope it works out for you.
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Yeah i agree with Marilyn. I keep mine about 6 inches off the wall because i constantly turn the tv depending on where i am in the house. But if you want it close to the wall... you should consider getting one that does not swivel. It would sit a tad bit closer to the wall.