I have parallel walls 37" apart to mount my 47" TV. What is the max. arm extension to mount the brackets parallel to each other?
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mine is already mounted, so I extended the arm and measured. The arm is 16", the base extends 1", and the arms are 3" apart. So 16+16+1+1+3=37". I would say there could be some variance in manufacture of =/- 1" but even so I'd think it would work. You could use some wood blocking behind the mounting bases and use longer lag bolts. Like the other reviewers state it is best to buy better/ longer lag bolts from the hardware store, cause the ones included are not the best. Hope this helps!
945619
Maybe one inch, but if the bracket is configured at an angle then the TV will be at varying distances at top and bottom.
1271652
Not sure I understand the question. The stand allows 2 rows of 3 monitors to move up and down the 32" high post. The arm on each row is 64" long, extending 32" each side. You can figure it out by measuring the height of your 23" monitor and multiply it by 4, if it's less than 63" then the answer is yes. The side mount brackets can be used on both top and bottom arm.
410323
I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!
1825624
A corner wall angled at 90 degrees the tv bracket extends up to 24" Distance may vary depending on corner angle
1186658
the bracket is about 35" but if you add your t.v. mine is 45" add another 10" hope that helps if you want it not to low than from the ceiling and a 45" t.v. than mine is at a total of 45" form the highest setting
915739
It depends on how far back you push it. I have mine extended out to 39" on each side to.accomodate a 60" TV. It can get much closer than that if you need it to. I hope that helped!
365980
The brackets slide to any width within the main mount (~43"). However, if your studs are 40" apart, you will only be able to use two of the three sliding brackets to mount to the wall. With a large TV, I don't think I'd feel comfortable with only two of the three brackets anchored to the wall. I don't think this is the mount you want for a non-standard application. If the wall is opened, perhaps an additional stud could be added.
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Hi Jo Thank you for your enquiry. The TV wall mount bracket is suitable for VESA measurements of 200mm x 400mm. The adaptors can be fitted either horizontally or vertically on the back of the TV giving you additional options on the ledges move to different holes. Ideally please can you send us a picture of the back of the TV to invision.one@gmail.com. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information. Kind regards Lorna
933162
It should. I have a 32" TV mounted to it with no problem. I didn't use the arm extensions as my TV is not big enough and have no issues. You will most likely need them for a larger TV.
930910
I have a 60" mounted but cannot get a 90 degree tilt because the arms are too short to turn that far without wall interference. I had wanted to do the same. The mount is strong but extension arms could be longer.
1690213
You're in luck. The horizontal brackets measure 33.75 inches, and the vertical brackets measure 25 inches. So, this mount will work for you. I have two of these mounts, and they are the best I've ever had, for a variety of reasons.
49401
Please check out Cotytech corner mounts:Cotytech Corner Swivel Wall Arms for 22inch to 42inch TVCotytech Corner Articulating Wall Mount for 26inch to 55inch TVCotytech Corner Full Swing Wall Mounts for 32inch to 57inch TVThey are very good solutions!
567065
I think this tv mount is too small for a 60". It barely fit our 42".There is only 6" between shelves.
1080561
I am not sure. I am using it with a 55" TV. To be safe I would look for a model that indicates it is for 37" TVs.
1241630
I mounted my plasma TV in a corner armoire, which is why I wanted a mounting bracket with such a long pull out. However, the shape of the armoire doesn't allow the TV to be pushed against the rear wall, so I can't help you with your specific question. I can only attest that the mount is extremely well engineered and built.
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As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the mount should work. On our tv, the bolts are 12" apart on the vertical bracket. As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the... » Read More As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the mount should work. On our tv, the bolts are 12" apart on the vertical bracket. « Show Less