Would this turn perpendicular to the wall? (i need a bracket that turns 180 degrees from the wall)
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There is some flexibility as to how you mount the bracket but I think that the locking mechanism relies on gravity and pressure to keep it set in place. On the side it might not have the weight of the device to lock it into place. I am not jumping up and down with glee as to how this bracket is preforming. It is only OK. You can turn the mounting hardware to the side and try... but I couldn't attest to how well the position would hold.
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Yes, it would. The arm assembly rotates where it attaches to the wall plate, so the arm segments can fold left to right as well as up and down which is how the picture shows it. I use this with an iPad in my kitchen, works well. Hope this helps. - Brian
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No. I can't see a way to do that nor do the instructions indicate that this is possible.
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A corner wall angled at 90 degrees the tv bracket extends up to 24" Distance may vary depending on corner angle
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IDK if it will do a full 180°, but you should be able to get most of that sweep. This assumes it's installed with the metal brackets in the way that I did it. I installed it just a few inches away from a bedroom door, so it was important that it could be moved in either direction. That said, I may have installed it 'wrong' per safety standards with children, but it allows for that sweep either way...
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It would depend how far and if you want it flat on the wall. If you want it flat, but shifted over due to location of studs or something I would use something else. This one makes a good corner or articulating mount.
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I believe that is an option. I screwed this straight into the entertainment shelf to get the proper angle. I have plaster walls that may easily crumble around the screws if pulled, so the wall was not an option for me.
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It can be rotated 180degs...90degs each way from vertical. Hope that helps.
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Yes. I believe so, the tv I have is located in the corner of the wall. If more room were permitted I'm sure it will swivel 90 degrees...
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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.
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yes it will rotate 90 degrees as long as you are far enough away from a wall
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We have ours mounted in a motor home and are limited by how far we can turn the TV from side to side. I would estmate you could move it back and forth 180 degrees though. It's very flexible.
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You will have to mount it flush on one wall but it must hit in a stud. Or it my not hold. The angle of the bracket will allow for it to be in the corner
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Will this wall mount bracket allow for a 90* turn when extended? My bedroom tv is only 32" but I cant seem to find one strong enough.
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Yes - the faucet will actually turn 360 degrees (depending how it is mounted) - on my bar, this is actually a negative as the faucet will go back BEHIND the sink. Also, the mounting can also swivel up or down when installed to raise and lower the height of the faucet.
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Hello Diego and thank you for your interest in our product, this specific unit comes with a bracket that allows 360° rotating and a 90° tilt.Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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I have mine on the corner/vertical 4x4 post of a set of shelves in the garage. I turn it around to get to opposite side. I'd rather this than a stand in the room.
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Yes, from upright position it can flip 180 degrees. You are looking for 90 degrees change in position. That is not a problem.
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Absolutely. I tried for you and it worked. Mine id mounted sideways. good luck have fun!