Can I mount it to an angled (45 degree) dormer/attic wall by rotating it 90 degrees ? This is the only way I can think of to have the screen hang plum
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That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen... » Read More That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! « Show Less
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Looks like it will work just fine based on the measurements I took of mine. To get a 45 degree angle one end will be 3 feet off the wall. Just something to keep in mind when planning your space.
364992
This does not work well on an angle due to the way the locking mechanism works. You can screw a 1x6 oak board to the studs and mount to the oak board on the hinged side and still get a nice finished look.
295987
We mounted it using the arm drop extension. It pivots at the part attached to the projector, not at the end attached to the ceiling. The pivot works very well - we have it set regularly to display on our projector screen, but can swivel the projector 90 degrees to display on the side wall (which is just white) for when we want to view from the other end of the room (it is a long basement room). Not a common need - we use it set up specifically for the projector screen the majority of the time, but a nice feature to have.
1592504
Not sure what you mean by 90 degrees. I have mine mounted flush to a corner wall and it will extend to position for viewing anywhere you sit in the room.
589390
I mounted my screen directly to the wall and it is 1 inch from the wall. You could use spacers and it would probably work. It also can with rings so it could be hung from the ceiling
1721570
The first 90 degree hinge point starts parallel with the joist at the ceiling mount. The TV can be mounted either way at the next hinge point for another 90 degree adjustment also in the same direction as the joist. A small 15 degree tilt is allowed in the opposite axis also at the TV hinge.It would be better if it had a way to swivel the extention pole 360 degrees between the 2 hinge points but if you center the TV to your line of sight in the room, this wouldn't matter.I could hang from this mount. It is absolutely safe and I highly recommend it.
1728060
Depends somewhat on the size of your TV. I'd say 45 degrees max. Not sure 90 would be possible with any mount.
2082484
I love the product, but it needs to be mounted on a flat surface on that has a 90 degree angle so I don't think it will work for you.
1194236
yes, It can be mount upside down. Make sure you installed it on a stud. It design to go on a vertical wall, mounting it upside down I don't think the tilting will works well.
2208566
You could mount this on the left side. Manufacturer says it could be mounted on an angle however, no, I would not mount this vertically. There are other bars meant for that purpose.
1197794
It seems to be designed for a 90 degree angle and mount. Not sure if your question is answered, but I would not suggest trying to take it past 90 degrees . . ..JUST LOOK AT THE IMAGE. . . . clearly, it is a 90 degree bracket. Good Luck.
1164024
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.
1724519
If you mount it on the wall it will be in the locked position and it will rotate in a circle, but you cannot tilt it left or right. Better off with a standard wall mount.
2089688
Look at this video starting at 5:27 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWSq-s7JN10. I think there will be no problem with the mount, but if you use the RCA type connectors on the back, they will be very close to the wall and you may need 90 degree adapters.
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It would have to be mounted on a vertical wall, (unless a wedge block were inserted under the base to compensate for the wall angle). There is no adjustment to rotate the TV up; only approximately 8 degrees down. On second thought, though it wasn't intended to be installed upside down, I guess it could be. Then the aforementioned 8 degree adjustment could be used to help return the TV to a vertical position.
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I couldn't get a 90 angle only 50 with a clearance from the wall of 0. Also it say that it max is 460mm, however it only extended to the end of the rail for 400mm total extension. Make sure your preset tv mount hole are no more than 400mm ( 16").