I plan on using it quite a bit to be angled 90˚ for a 65" Sharp TV. Does the mount hold straight on not sag when angled at 90˚?
1149368
My husband says yes it will hold it nice as long as you are in the studs not just anchors. Because that's a heavy tv. We are happy still with the product. No sagging but we don't move it around its set & left alone.
930910
I have a 60" mounted but cannot get a 90 degree tilt because the arms are too short to turn that far without wall interference. I had wanted to do the same. The mount is strong but extension arms could be longer.
1149369
I have found that this mount is built like a tank....Does not sag with my 65" Visio.
1149370
This system is super strong , I use mine @ sligthly more than a 45 degree w/o any issues . Im sure you will be happy with this set up .
662432
I Would NOT recommend it. I have a 55" slim and I'm not feeling too confident in the hardware. The bracket turns and swivels with tightness. Your TV is heavy and wider. I'd pay a little more for the better quality.
893035
No as there is a lip on the mount where the rods hold onto, tv will slip by turning it vertical. Try turning the rods 180 or use longer screws, they will be at an angle but with an additional washer you should be able to keep the tv steady
1552200
All I can tell you Gregg, is that if this thing is properly mounted with lag bolts, I experienced zero sag or issues with the set falling out of position. My set is inside a costly custom cabinet where only the screen shows through a specially-built frame (I don't even see the thin bezel) ... so if the TV moves even more than a fraction of an inch, I will notice -- a couple months into using this mount and the TV hasn't budged (plus I've got it extended about 15" from the back mount, where one might expect to see some "sagging" given the distance from the wall. Bear in mind, my Samsung 8000 65" weighs less than 70 lbs, so I guess I'm not taxing this mount to its full weight limit --- but so far, I couldn't be happier with the ability to make fine adjustments, and then hold that position indefinitely.
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I have my 70" Sony LCD mounted on this mount. It is cast iron, with no ball joint. It does tilt up and down, but probably not enough to mount on an angled ceiling. (could always go through ceiling and make a flat mountable point in roof joists??)
1761925
I have had this mount so long I do not remember. I can assure you that it has held my 65 inch Samsung for several years with no issues even with several small earthquakes here in California. Hope this helps any questions you had about the quality.
1570320
not if it's mounted on a flat surface, although the bracket on the tv let's you slide it to one side or the other, which would give for a greater angle.
461006
Yes, there is approx. a 6 inch variance from left to right. Plenty of room, within reason, to center your TV. There is also a built in level to ensure the mount is level. I have it supporting a 65" TV. I am sure you will like it.
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I had >45 degree walls when I mounted mine and it worked, because I just flipped the mount bracket. The only issue you may face is a slight downward tilt due to the weight of the tv. There are two bolts on the tv axle that I haven't tried to tighten, and that may fix the problem. But I think to answer your question, you'll be fine. I had the same problem and it hangs straight.
700376
As long as you get it mounted in your studs you'll be fine. This thing is a beast. It holds my 65" Samsung with no sag fully extended from the wall. I would def. recommend this product. Its heavy and good quality
1051533
I have a 55" Samsung 7000 series on this mount, it is quite steady and not at all precarious. Recommended for all but direct hits by 7 year olds....Keep in mind the base plate is heavy glass, very stable, but must not be mistreated. I like this mount, assemble correctly.
1648810
I've never had a problem with the mount. The only real issue is that it doesn't have a small amount of pivot like many other do, so it can be tricky to get it pointing dead-ahead. Other than that, it's been fine by me.
528911
I have mine mounted on a flat wall, but I would not be afraid to mount it on angle. It locks into place secure with a pin while not in use. I hope this helps.
1146788
Yes. The mount has two hand adjustments that allow it to be tilted up or down. Make sure that you move the mount on its adjustable arms in or out to allow it to tilt down and not touch wall on the corners of the TV. My installation is nearly a perfect 45 but one side of the TV just touches the wall on one side. Other side is up against a book case. Executive summary: Corner Mount with the home made 2x4 brackets as I discussed in a prior rating, good. Flat wall mount go to go as is, with no extra stuff to be made. Yes, I would buy it again as a corner mount.
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As long as you mount to a wall stud coming out of either side of the corner you should be fine, but you will limit the swivel range depending on the width of your TV and what stud you mount it to e.g. how close to the corner you mount. You can swivel 180 degrees left to right from the center point and also swivel 180 degrees from the backplate which should give you a nice range of direction. It's a solid well built mount.
3562
I have it holding up a monoprice 27 with a sound bar and webcam. If the mount seems loose ymor leans forward simply tighten the joint bolts a little. This is a good quality strong mount.
808185
I have it holding up my 80" Sharp and it is great. I also have one for a 65" Plasma.