Can the TV be rotated 90 degrees for storage and then when needed for use the TV rotated back to horizontal for viewing?
759932
No. I am assuming that you are asking if it can be rotated up 90 degrees. It can only be rotated from side to side 90 degrees, not up or down.
759933
Have it installed on a side wall, against which TV rests for storage. Arm is pulled out and TV rotated to the front for viewing.
759934
Nick, Our Chairs are in the slider and the TV is located on the back wall, when pull out we can see the TV from the Chairs, I quest that the answer is yes. If you have any question feel free to ask.
1849112
If you start from a vertical position, it can rotate +90 degrees or -90 degrees.
215922
I suspect that it will play in that orientation, but the loading and unloading of DVDs will not work as the tray doesn't hold the DVD in place. Honestly, mine was a gift for my mom, and she runs it horizontally.
217792
Sort of. You can position it so that the mount would be connected to the underside of an overhang, but the camera would be 90 degrees off. The camera can rotate around the base 360 degrees, and then the camera can tilt maybe 60 degrees ,so it probably will do what you want in some form or another. This isn't a big deal - I think there's a software option to spin the image, and most security video recorders have the ability to do that as well. But you'll "lose" (or gain, depending on what you are pointed at) a few pixels because the rectangle of view will be 90 degrees out of phase. So I'd say "Yes, you can" with a minor caveat.
774543
The tv mount slips into a slot on the wall mount. The unit does not rotate. If it is rotated, the tv could slip out of the mount. Based on your description of use, the mount can't be used for your application.
1702197
I have the TV facing at over 90 degrees from the wall it is mounted on. [Odd situation, but just sayin'] There are also adjustments to compensate for not mounting it perfectly "square" on the wall.
111797
No it is set in a fixed position by tightening. It would have to be loosened rotated and tightened again to hold the TV.
1302497
It depends on whether you are planning on being able to rotate the screen right and left. If that is your plan, I would think about it some more. Also, you might have to open the back of the bookshelf to vent for the T.V. so that the T.V. doesn't overheat. Also reaching cables and plugs might be a little more difficult with the full back on.
537498
I just measured mine which is as yet uninstalled. When the mount is fully extended and turned 90 deg, you have slightly less than 18" between the wall and the center of the mounting plate. According to my estimates, you should be able to turn a TV 90 deg as long as the total width of the unit is 36" or less. Hope that helps.
1833341
Rotation is done though the horizontal, not vertical, axis. The base has a circular inset that allows the monitor to be swiveled left and right as needed. It also tilts forward and back and can also be height adusted up or down. Those are three different adjustment directions. The screen cannot be rotated 90 degrees to portrait orientation that we know of.
2254965
I think the only way to accomplish this would be to mount it on the vesa mount 90 degrees. So make sure you want to keep it this way for a while, lol. You cannot simply just rotate it.
543724
Yes, you can. It turns out very easy. the screw on 2 brackets, don't tight it all the way, and don't lose it so much, just enough to tilting the tv by itself. After mount it up, you can use both hands hold the tv and push it back and forth to till it.
881331
Yes. You can rotate it horizontally and tilt it up and down. However, you cannot turn it side to side.
1868040
You may need to go with a much more expensive (professional grade) Peerless mount to get a full 90 degree rotation for a screen that large. (or rearrange the furniture!)
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
1063750
The TV will turn left or right and the tilt and lock is the whole arm, from 90 degrees to zero.This is so you can tilt it under a cabinet, IF YOU HAVE ROOM.
1444597
it can't because of the wall it's mounted on. TV is 55" and hits wall when rotated more than 30/40 degrees. If the mount was on a column, the tv would be free to rotate more.