I want to mount a tv in a 90 degree corner any idea what the maximum length of the arm
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Go to the JLab site. To find the specs. If I remember right it is about 18" fully extended. When you mount it for a corner. Don't mount it in the corner, but to the first stud on a wall. when you push the tv into the corner the wall mount is hidden but gives you easy access to cables and mounting the tv.
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Can only get 45 degree with my 60" but depends where it is mounted. Unit will swivel to 90
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No, this mount will not give you a 90 degree swivel. You will need a mount with a longer arm then this one has.
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I only use it as a flat ceiling mount in my office>>so I am not sure...but I do not believe it goes past the 90 degree angle.
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More like 4-5" The holes where the arm slides down into the bracket are square. So it can hang at 90 degree angles only. This worked great for me but it may not work for many applications. High quality, heavy duty.
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With the arms flat, there are 4.5 inches between the tv and the mount. It extends about out about 20 inches.
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Yes, That was my exact situation. However I had to install wood on each wall to catch 2 studs on each wall. I then put up two 2x4 on the diagonal on a 45 degree. I then mounted the bracket on the 2x4's See my first write up. The mount alone will not work for a 70" TV in a 45 degree corner. I tried it. The mount tilts so you only want the bottom of the TV touching the walls. The TV to mount interface allows you to side the TV side ways to exactly position it. The 2 arms allow you to position the TV in towards the corner or out. Follow manufacturer's instructions using lag screws. I also tested my mount by hanging on it before installing TV. Be safe. Finally, I recommend this mount and would use it again. My TV weight is 75 lbs and if I remember the mount is rated ~ 150 lbs.
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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.
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Well it depends on the size of your tv- because the arm extends from the wall, then you can turn it 90 degrees in either direction. If your tv is big, it will hit the wall.
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The installation instructions says it works with 32"-60". I used it in a corner with my 60" plasma and you can't even see the bracket with the TV attached. With a smaller display, you will get a greater range of motion in a corner allowing you to move the TV against both walls. My larger TV is too big to swivel through the corner against the non attached wall. I'm real happy with the bracket. It's a great corner solution.
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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.
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In a set position w/ the arms compressed I believe it would. Just not strong enough to have the mounted extended, and most likely your tv would be pointed down 15 degrees
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i have a LG 47" and i can turn it 90 degrees but the side of my tv is touching the wall. Anything bigger than 47" i believe will not fully turn 90 degrees. maybe it will be 85-88 degrees.
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I just measured mine which is as yet uninstalled. When the mount is fully extended and turned 90 deg, you have slightly less than 18" between the wall and the center of the mounting plate. According to my estimates, you should be able to turn a TV 90 deg as long as the total width of the unit is 36" or less. Hope that helps.
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Will this wall mount bracket allow for a 90* turn when extended? My bedroom tv is only 32" but I cant seem to find one strong enough.
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I will probably go a total of 90 degrees, but not 90 degrees each way. Assuming that the wall extends each direction from the mount, your TV will simply hit the wall due to the arm not extending out far enough. If you mount it on a corner, near where the wall terminates, the mount should be able to rotate the 90 degrees, however.
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I have the TV facing at over 90 degrees from the wall it is mounted on. [Odd situation, but just sayin'] There are also adjustments to compensate for not mounting it perfectly "square" on the wall.