will flip down feature this bracket work on 9" tall TV. 11 1/2" shelf?
67176
Should be OK if you mount it close to the front edge of the cabinet bottom.
1689457
Yes it will, however, you will see the vertical rails from behind the TV because that size TV isn't enough to hide them.
373194
Yes, I have my tv tilted down 5 degrees with this mounted on top. Works just fine and there is a small adjustment you can make when you put it together to tilt it slightly up.
959506
Should be no problem. There is a locking mechanism that locks the vertical hanger struts (mounted on the back of the TV) and prevents them from coming off the horizontal rails. All that you need to ensure is that the angle adjustment on the vertical rails (that adjusts the lean away from the wall) is torqued down tight with a screwdriver.
1450872
Ideally it should. The application with my tv did not work well (100x100 - 400x400) and i ended up mounting the brackets to a piece of plywood which was then in turn mounted to the entertainment center stand. The problem is that with my setup the holes overlapped where they needed to connect. Most of the complication was due to the proprietary stand and a funny shaped (lg 3d led) tv. What you probably cannot tell from the picture is that there is a z bend in the brackets so they are offset instead of flush.
352603
i agree with the answer you alredy received. alot will depend on the size of the tv you are going to mount to this. i will say one thing that this is one great tv bracket
1641303
Probably, the brackets are pretty universal and there are several different screws, washers and spacers included in the package. I've only used it on my Samsung TVs.
875979
It would depend on the base stand of your tv. The top shelf is about 24" so we only have 4" in front and behind the tv itself. That being said it would fit on the bottom shelf and have about 1/2"clearance. The second shelf only gives you about 4" to work with. It is a ver nice stand well worth the money. Hope it works out for you.
1049393
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.
1171466
This unit was designed to slip on and off a small vesa bracket, typically at the end of most TV mounts that extend. Don't know if any of those brackets are available to fit directly on the wall.
390364
For a shelf 11" deep I would think you need a much larger/different style bracket than this one. My shelves are only 3" deep and 14" long. I'm no expert but I would say a shelf the size of yours needs something totally different. Perhaps you should consult a contractor.
1150525
Where the monitor goes is 11" high. That shelf is 11" from back to front (does not count the flip down part of shelf, almost 12" deep by 23 1/2" wide). The shelf above is 8 1/4" from back to front. So you could put a very large monitor on this shelf when flipped down, but the flip down shelf would not be able to flip up.
440775
The width of the bracket is 13" wide I would recommend you to measur the screws on the back of your tv's if it will hold them.
945619
Maybe one inch, but if the bracket is configured at an angle then the TV will be at varying distances at top and bottom.
1600870
Yes. The mount that your tv attaches with brackets to is 28 5/8". Just make sure you secure the brackets fairly tightly so TV doesn't slide.
2002309
Yes. The shelf can be oriented either way by simply flipping the glass and putting the left bracket lower than the right bracket.
714935
I think that a tv that size may have a different screw place setup, one to wide/tall for this particular product. Not to mention the weight issue (not the most stable product)