3 diff. answers? please clarify: fully extended length off the wall to the face of the mounting bracket, the back of TV
1257247
It can extend beyond this if you buy two kits and use the extensions included in the second set
1257248
Hi' And the answer is 15". I own the exact same mount. And just measured it.In fact it's holding the monitor I'm using now.,some12" from top of my desk.
2041172
I didn't want to estimate, so I grabbed a tape measure. It's right at about 4.5" from the wall to the back of the TV. Wall to the front of the TV depends on how thick your TV is.
339014
I used this wall hanger bracket for a 65 inch TV. The wall bracket is not one piece. It comes in three pieces, which are bolted together, prior to attaching to the wall. The three pieces can be adjusted from 25 in. to 47 in. maximum width/length, then bolted together at what ever size you decide that will fit your TV size and where you will attach it to the wall. If you plan to use wall studs, you need to take into account where the bolt holes are located in the bracket frame. The holes are numerous and several bolt shanks of width wide, so that you will not have any problems in adjusting and fitting the bolts to the provided wall attachements or to the wall studs. I was very satisfied at adjusting the frame to the maximum width and then centering the on the wall. This also allowed me easy access to the wall studs which did not happen to be in the middle of the wall. It really does not matter if the wall hanger is not centered in the middle of the wall. The hangers attached on the TV set could be placed anywhere over the hooking edge of the wall frame and then the TV slid one way or another to find where the TV looked best. I found that in using the maximum width that it made attaching the frame to the wall the easiest mounting technique and it also gave the viewer the choice of sliding the TV along the track to the "best" position for viewing. The frame was not centered in the middle of the TV, but it does not show past the side of the TV, nor does this cause any weakness in the hanging capability. Then a final tightenen of a screw fixes the pefered place on the wall hanger track for stability. It takes time to put together, but the construction is not complicated with very adequate instructions and diagrams. The words that could be used to described this wall hanger is "sturdy," "massive," and "almost overkill for safety." In an earthquake, this wall would be the last wall to fall down in the house.
72814
I'd say at least 8 inches from the top of the tv to be safe. To install you have to have enough room to slip it in, and to uninstall enough to lift it out. The bracket attaches to the center of the back of tv, so you'd have to measure it out. Good luck!
1910992
I have it holding my 70" sharp TV. I don't extend it from the wall for any reason but it seems to be able to handle it with out issues. It's secure and I think it could be pulled out and still hold but I don't have any reason to do so.
1296705
It's been almost a year, but I remember without the extensions it's about 4", about 8-9" with one extension and about 17-18" with the both extensions. You can also buy/add more to make it longer or if you are handy, custom cut an extension (Home Depot) to exact length. Love this mount!
837457
I don't understand your question. But, I will try and respond anyway. I installed my mount like this. If you refer to the front of the tray area as if you were standing in front of it, it measures 21 1/2" from my wall. The back of the tray to the wall is 9 1/2" from my wall. I installed the mount as directed so as to get a full swing left or right for viewing options. I swing mine left faced at my treadmill so I don't have to bend my neck. Lastly, front and back dimensions to the wall are not adjustable as far as I can tell. If you were to change the mount by altering it with your own holes to modify it in any way, the mount could possibly be damaged from the weight of the set. I have a 20" tv set on the mount that weighs very little and it holds firmly to the mount. As long as you secure the bolts in the studs firmly as well and not over tighten them, the arm is strong and rigid enough to hold the tray in place. I hope this answers your question. Let me know if you have any other concerns about the mount. It is worth the money and easy to install, but is not fancy so as to be able to pull it forward like the more expensive models.
660275
The back of the TV is 5 inches from the wall. Your total answer depends on the TV you attach.
1565561
Arm extends from 3.62 inches to 25 inches. Would be 28.62 inches from wall to back of TV.
434344
Mine will extend approximately 18" from the wall. While I feel that the wall mount is well built enough to be used fully extended with up to a 32" flat screen, it will depend how securely it is mounted to the wall. I recommend at least 2 lag bolts mounted into a stud.
2176053
it measures 3" from the wall when not tilted that's to the front of (my) tv, I cant answer the tilt question sorry and the 2 long pieces mount to the tv the other to the wall mines mounted my 2 lag screws and yes everything is east to reach tools are also included for adjustments
828203
The maximum length of extension from mounting on wall to post is 23 feet. I actually went out and measured and extended the lines to their maximum; 23 feet is the maximum.
339012
Bracket can go from 17 inches to 27.5 inches if extended. Wall mounting plate is 27 inches to 42.5 inches if extended.
1731387
It extends a long ways!! I think between 26" and 29". I have a 60" TV attached in the corner and it extends way away from the wall.
2088430
Wherever you want them to, stretched out for best reception. I coiled the ends around the mount for my television which also is part of the receiver platform. You can tape them to the wall behind your receiver if you want or just stretch them out and let them hang. Obviously the more they are extended the better the reception. I did not stretch mine too much because I wanted it concealed and it works great.
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.
1804572
The wall mount extends out about 10" from the wall. This measurement is to the back of the TV.