I know it can rotate up to 60 degree. Is that possible to change to 90 degree direction by adjusting the quick release screw?
773516
Yes you can adjust however you want it. But make sure the mounting hole locations on your projector do not interfere with thr base plate of the ceiling mount.
773517
Jerry: I don't know about a, quote, quick release screw. The way it is designed it should swivel (IE: from the wall straight ahead to an adjacent wall) by loosening an hex head (allen bolt) bolt on the shaft. By design there is a flat (horizontal) plate that screws to the ceiling, then a tube is welded to the plate. That vertical tube slides onto another tube connecting the main housing that mounts the projector. I just swapped projectors and to get mine down I unscrewed the hex head bolts on the swivel tube. You should be able to swivel it at least 80 degrees no problem. If you want to do it on a regular, say weekly, basis I would not get this unit. Jerry: I don't know about a, quote, quick release screw. The way it is designed it should swivel (IE: from the wall straight ahead to an adjacent wall) by loosening an hex head (allen bolt) bolt on the shaft. By design there is a flat (horizontal) plate that screws to the ceiling, then a tube is welded to the plate. That vertical tube slides onto another tube connecting the main housing that mounts the projector. I just swapped projectors and to get mine down I unscrewed the hex head bolts on the swivel tube. You should be able to swivel it at least 80 degrees no problem. If you want to do... » Read More Jerry: I don't know about a, quote, quick release screw. The way it is designed it should swivel (IE: from the wall straight ahead to an adjacent wall) by loosening an hex head (allen bolt) bolt on the shaft. By design there is a flat (horizontal) plate that screws to the ceiling, then a tube is welded to the plate. That vertical tube slides onto another tube connecting the main housing that mounts the projector. I just swapped projectors and to get mine down I unscrewed the hex head bolts on the swivel tube. You should be able to swivel it at least 80 degrees no problem. If you want to do it on a regular, say weekly, basis I would not get this unit. « Show Less
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Jerry: I don't know about a, quote, quick release screw. The way it is designed it should swivel (IE: from the wall straight ahead to an adjacent wall) by loosening an hex head (allen bolt) bolt on the shaft. By design there is a flat (horizontal) plate that screws to the ceiling, then a tube is welded to the plate. That vertical tube slides onto another tube connecting the main housing that mounts the projector. I just swapped projectors and to get mine down I unscrewed the hex head bolts on the swivel tube. You should be able to swivel it at least 80 degrees no problem. If you want to do it on a regular, say weekly, basis I would not get this unit.
1478911
It can be adjusted to a 90 degree and then slanted backwards a bit. Nothing else passed the 90 degree mark.
361742
The original stand does not allow that so if want to rotate change the stand hope this helps
193032
Yes you may. It is adjustable for almost 360 degrees. You will be happy with it.Joe L.
211035
The holder for the showerhead (on the slide-bar) can be pivoted and rotated so that the shower head angle can be changed from straight up to over 90 degrees (horizontal). Hope this helps
730327
It can be rotated 180degs...90degs each way from vertical. Hope that helps.
118223
It rotates 45 degrees both ways...It doesn't go all the way around..Hope this helps
1409642
Yes the bal rotates 360 degrees and yes you can adjust the position of the arm @90 dregrees uscrewing the knob.
393552
Yes. The arm can rotate 360 degrees. It can also swing up and down about about 160 degrees. The tray can tilt a few degrees in either direction.
2148359
On the quick release plate? The screw itself should come to a stop. It's common for the plate to still be able to rotate.
1040884
Yes but it will take the unscrewing of the Philips head screw at its current location. Then keeping all the parts you can shift it all to the other side. Be careful and easy does it. Once you have moved it all over than screw in the screw you initially removed so you could shift it over to the new location. Keep in mind that you are dealing with small screws and plastic parts so do not force anything; if you have some difficulty than use a dab of WD-40. Good luck!
153315
No, it rotates max. 180 degrees. You can tell by looking at the wall mount bracket that the motion of the mount would be limited by the wall it is mounted on.
2203189
The ad states "Adjustable from 0Degree - 30Degree angles for maximum relaxation" but I did not find this to be true. I tried to get it to swivel a bit but was afraid I would break it if I used any more force, so I am reasonably sure it is not positional!
193030
Yes you may. It is adjustable for almost 360 degrees. You will be happy with it. Joe L.
1334712
Yes! You can adjust it. But, in my case, it was difficult to find the way to change. Read and follow the direction ^^
61304
It does rotate. When you pull it down from the closed position, it is facing backwards. From there you can rotate it 270° clockwise. Thus you can have it face up to 90° on either side from the normal forward position.
142970
Yea you can rotate it. You just need to loosen the stud screw thinger and then move it and retighten it.