Can this work on a tv mounted to a patio with a swivel arm?
1607237
So long as you have a wooden stud that the device can be screwed into. Nothing is absolutely unbreakable but it is very difficult to remove a TV attached to this device without ruining the set in the process.
1607238
Yes. My swivel arm will rotate nearly 290 degrees. Mounted the end into a ceiling stud on the patio. Wishing I could attach a pic.
1607239
Yes I have a swivel arm and it works perfectly! Plenty of cable to work with
1607240
Yes. It works by connecting into the VESA screw holes. It works on all TV mounts, as long as the VESA screws are accessible.
1607241
Yes - I have the exact same setup as you described and the cable does not interfere with the swivel arm at all. My tv is mounted directly into a concrete wall.
1607242
I think so. It just uses the cable to cover access to the screws that mount the TV to the bracket.
684247
If I understand your question correctly, it should work. The mount is favored to one side. You can flip the mount to either side where you want it to pull out and rotate.
1023325
I guess that you could but it would have to be screwed down to the counter top and the TV would have to be very small in order to fit in the space between the counter and where it would attach on the swivel.
265616
yes, I moved a small entertainment center that was on a swivel base. I think it works well with furniture that sits flat on the floor.
679269
I don't think so unless they have extenders on the back of the tv that will stretch to the mount the side mounting bars do slide left and right according to the eye bolt mount holes already on the back of the tv but I am unfamiliar with the new curved tv mounting abilities and swivel radius.
423664
I don't see any reason why you couldn't do this. How much the TV could swivel would be determined by the size of the TV and where you mounted the TV mount on the wall.
1953919
I cannot be helpful as this seems to be a different use. I purchased the swivel as a gift to use with a TV and it works very well.
294637
Will work for either. Mounts pretty flat, but still has 3-4" between the wall and the back of the TV...enough room for the arm to compact. Heavy duty, works very well.
1304057
The swivel is made of a hard plastic, so I'm not sure it will work if you are thinking about drilling a hole through it.
2077538
Check owner's manual, if it fits buy it. It is a rock solid easy to attach to wall and mount TV arm that I have used twice.
832490
this mount is very secure so as long as you can screw the long bolts into the lid securely and the dimensions of this mount with the TV on it will fit inside your lid, then i dont see why it would not work. the arms actually do latch onto the hanging bracket - and even though they will slide horizontally, it still should hold the tv as you wish securely when its face down.
264016
It could it has a swivel base. You just need some better adhesive than what it comes with.
1421551
Sorry, I can't fully answer this question since we have a TV on the swivel. However, I have lifted the TV and spun it with nothing on it; and it still turned just fine.
378593
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
841790
I also wanted to mount this unit as close to the corner as possible. The swivel arm design allowed me to mount the base to the wall and move the 46" TV to appear as though it was mounted in the corner. Because the base is flat it needs to be mounted to a very solid surface if you want to position the TV close to the corner because that puts all the weight of the TV the maximum distance away from the base and there is a tremendous force placed on the mounting base in that configuration. You may also be limited, as I was, by wall stud locations if you're mounting to a frame wall. I was able to find studs pretty close to where they needed to be but since they weren't in the perfect location, my TV barely covers the visibility of the mounting base - but it does work.
1542885
I don't think a swivel socket will work. The bulb fits tightly within the diameter of the can. The socket would have to lower the bulb almost the entire length of the can to allow any flexibility (because the bulb is bulky).
238620
I mounted mine on a plywood base only (with no rear supports) and it works just fine. I think the key would be the weight of the TV. My TV weighs less than 30 pounds. If you have a TV more than that stability might be an issue.