I'm looking for a low profile but sturdy swivel wall mount. How far does the TV stick out when fully pushed back against the wall with this mount?
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Hi, we have a Sony Bravia KDL - 46XBR2. From our wall to the back of the TV is 2" when fully pushed back. We like the wall mount because we could center the TV on our wall based on this units unique mounting options.
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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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Well, that would depend on how deep the tv you have is of course. But, it folds rather flush against the wall. I am beyond happy with this mount. I have a 55" tv mounted to it and when not using it, typically fold it back against the wall. And I am very happy with how close it is to the wall. Hope this was helpful?
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The stand is really "low profile, raises TV just over (1) inch. I have a Samsung 55" on it works great, easy to swivel
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Hey bill, there's plenty of bolt options on the vertical mounts to the tv and as far as the tilt it's doable just pretty tight behind there it's pretty low profile mount..
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Hi Dan, When fully retracted, the back of the TV will be approximately 3.5 inches from the wall. Thank you, Value Max
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The TV will stick out from the wall about 3-4 inches or so when this is pushed in as far as it can go. So, it is definitely not going to be flush or 1/2 inch from the wall. There is room to put your hand behind the flat panel TV to adjust things if needed. It creates a look like the TV has a drop shadow, which may or may not be appropriate for your particular environment.
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It's hard for me to tell now as I have it mounted behind a flat screen TV, but I would say about 2" or so. It worked well for me behind the TV that has a standard wall mount with limited movement. I hope this helps.
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I have two tv's, one is much deeper than the other. Needless to say I used the thinner TV. With no tilt down, it is 5 7/8' inches from the wall all the way around. Great for the bedroom in my camper. I have it tilted two notches down and it is not intrusive at all. Hope this helps.
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I put mine in a corner of the room and there is plenty of swivel room. If concerned about it simply don't place the stand so close to the wall. Physical Size of the TV will effect this factor also.
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If you want an articulating mount this is about as good as it gets. Does not put the TV against the wall. Completely collapsed it leaves about 2 inches from the back of the TV to the wall. The distance from the wall to the front of the TV depends on what type of TV you ane mounting. I have an LED and it 3.25 inches from the wall to the face of the screen. It is close enough to the wall not to be an obstacle.
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I use it with a 65" Samsung and I think that was pushing it to the limit. I would recommend a mount that has a different swivel arm. While the bracket is secure to the wall, extended, the swivel arm seems a bit stressed.
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TV is about 8" from the wall when pushed back. I have an Sony KDL 40 XBR that bolted up just fine. This bracket is well designed and sturdy.
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The mfg website states: Fits most: 37-63" (94-160 cm) TVs Supports up to: 80 lbs (36.3 kg)Weight is the most important as that is what will pull it out of the wall due to leverage. So check the weight of the TV. Newer LED TVs are much lighter than LCD or Plasma.The size of the TV will affect how much the mount can swivel side to side. A wider TV will touch the wall at a shallower angle. You will not get a full 90 degree to the wall, but you will not get that with most in that size range.
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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.
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I used this wall mount and it worked perfectly (note it is not a swivel mount): VideoSecu Low Profile TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 32" - 75" LCD LED Plasma HDTV, Compatible with Sony Bravia Samsung LG Haier Panasonic Vizio Sharp AQUOS Westinghouse Pioneer ProScan Toshiba 1NN
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I got this wall mount and it works great! Low Profile Tilt Wall Mount for 36" - 63" LCD/Plasma/LED https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0049LBGCW/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_4VkFub18VB74B
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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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I have on my wall and it doesn't come out a lot but it's a great Wall mount. Very happy with it and very sturdy I would say 8" to 10" out