Does the bracket hold the TV at true vertical / zero degrees with no tilt? The description states "Tilt: 12 degrees down and any angle in between "
652929
Don't know. I have always had mine tilted down. Never tried to put it at no tilt.
652930
yes there is a 12 degree tilt, but that's not much, depends how high you put it. we put ours a about a foot above eve level when your sitting down and its perfect. I think the 12 degrees is a good feature.
652931
Yes, I have two of these mounts one in the bedroom and one in the living room. I have mine tilted because I set them slightly higher. Just make sure when you install the hook on the back of the TV, make sure the handle (little silver handle) is pointed outward so you can adjust the tilt easily. I made that mistake on the other one.
2035242
Not sure of your particular TV but the bracket does not hold our 52" screen without having to place a wedge in the bracket. When attached, the screen tilted forward to the ground. The bracket itself was sturdy and secure to the wall, but when the TV was mounted you could not tighten the bolts enough for the TV not to fall forward.
467910
I have made my TV perpendicular to the wall when it's up. However you can adjusted the angle when you pull the TV down it has three different setting, as far as I can tell
713201
I was looking at the bracket again this morning and maybe there is a way. There are two brackets that screw to the back of the tv, usually they go vertically, if you attach them horizontally it should work. This approach would work with just about any mounting system since they all seem to work on the same principle. The only thing that changes among them is if the tv is fixed or is allowed to swing or move side to side. If you don't need the tv to move, save yourself some money and just buy a fixed mount. Hope this helps.
2271000
Do the vertical TV attaching brackets adjust horizontally to fit various TVs? My understanding of your question is that you are misinterpreting how the device works. Your tv already has screw points where these vertical pieces need to be attached. Once you secure the vertical pieces on the TV, you would take the TV to the wall and have the top hooks on the vertical pieces hook onto the top of the horizontal pieces that you would already have secured to the wall. Can the tilt be adjusted with the TV in place? My answer: Only by force. The angle is set by tightening a screw.
945620
Keeping in mind this mount will tilt to your desired angle. From the wall to back of tv is approx 2 inches. Mine is angled while I measured so give or take a quarter of an inch.
622047
Sorry, this is not a low profile mount as you can tell from the picture.The mount extends about 3" from the wall. With a large tv if you do not have this much space from the wall it will be impossible to obtain any degree of tilt with large televisions. We do offer a similar product for those who want a low profile mount for large televisions, this is our model UltraFlat®-XL , it is about 1" from the wall.
361477
No. It rotates, but does not tilt. Sits perfectly vertical. Excellent TV all round though.
933235
the bottom device swivels and has a rubber pad for gripping. My tv isn't very thin but maybe an inch or so and this bracket holds without an issue. Now if you were to have a credit card thin tv... that might be loose but the bracket can angle, therefore, giving you a more stable hold.
292568
Yes. I have a 60" TV and it rotates a full 90 degrees. It's a very good, sturdy mounting system.
1819125
I have it mounted at a different house than the one I live in, so can't remember exactly, but from memory, I recall that the bracket that mounts to ceiling has slotted screw holes, but I can't remember which direction. Even if it is side to side, that's only about 1/4" movement. I think you can also get some side to side by how you attach TV on main TV bracket. In other words, you can offset TV some when installing. But as for actual side to side swivel, there is none. The swivel is front to back, and there is also rotation around post, but that's it.
1036963
It tilts. When first installed on the mount, the TV tilts downward. To tilt it back, just hold the base, and gently but firmly push the tv back. It will tilt 5-10 degrees back from vertical.
781223
I'm not sure if the holes for mounting the TV to the mount would align correctly. Also. It does lock in to the extended position, but if you weren't paying attention and moved the lever to lower it, it would just fall straight down. There is no spring assist to keep it from crashing down.
2055077
I just looked at mine mounted on wall and I don't think it has the amount of motion that you would need for that amount of tilt. I thinking 10 degrees or less.
1682223
I have not mounted mines but I did do the research for it and got a rosewill rhtb-11001 tilt TV bracket mount which was pretty cheap on sale. you just have to make sure the mount you buy supports an adjustable "vesa pattern" up to the required 400x400 to for this tv and of course the size & weight of the TV
1093714
You won't want to do that with any bracket. The bracket needs to be mounted firmly in place. If you were gonna move the tv that might be ok. But moving the bracket is a BAD idea.
2042269
If I remember correctly the bolts tightened the bracket to the bar so there was no room for sliding...we have never tilted the tv to the side though so it's never been a problem.