will this allow the tv to lower to a viewable position - ours is mounted at ceiling height
60310
If it's mounted at an angle it will open to a lower position. If it's 90° to horizon it will not move to a lower level.
60311
My installation just allows lateral, (side to side) adjustment & slight angle adjustment.it is possible would work if mounted 90 degrees, but not certain.
60312
It is not designed to articulate down, only out away from the wall. However once it is pulled out you can tilt it slightly (maybe 10-15 degrees)
60313
This is meant to be used to allow the TV to be moved from tight to the wall outward and then rotated from right to left. I don't see any way it could be used any other way - - you would be lifting the weight and it would not stay except in the most downward position. I use it as it was designed and the major point was I could lock it in the stored position. I used it in a motorhome and securing it for travel was the big thing. Hope this help
1186656
i have mine set at about 42" from bottom of tv to ceiling mount. it has adjustable post for differents applications. hope it helps. i have been happy with it. i have mine outside on my pack porch with no issues to date.
789608
No, it doesn't go down. I use the tray to support a 65" projection TV in an open cabinet. The lip conceals the rest of the mechanism when you look at the front of the TV. In my opinion, it only serves a cosmetic purpose; but one that does look clean & neat.
529102
Yes. Mine is at the highest setting. The top of the 37" TV is at about 50 inches from the floor. It looks like I could move it down only about 6" then it would be at its lowest point.
1325259
Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.
1481861
This is a flush mount to the surface of the ceiling. I don't think you can adjust the height.
2210808
The TV mount slides the length the main post, so there's no "minimum height". Depending on how low you mount the TV, you could have a significant amount of the post extending above the TV -- which may be less aesthetically appealing. You could potentially mount the shelf above the TV.
538639
It would take some adjustment, some actual modification to the hardware. I will tell you this, you will be disappointed in this unit. It does not hold solidly and the TV feels very precarious in the mount. Look for another ceiling mount.
1093811
Yes it can. You have to open it and flip it so that the viewing panel is exposed, but it goes back to the flat position as if it's closed.
2280336
I have my 60" TV mounted quite high and there is only 8 1/4 " clearance. It might be possible to mount it a little higher, but every TV is a little different as to where the mounting holes are.
466232
Yes, it's adjustable to the extent that the width of the TV's mount doesn't match the bracket's. So- you don't have to position the bracket to-the-millimeter. (In the illustration, you'll see that the vertical brackets aren't at the end of the horizontal piece.)
1884751
The low mount will. That's what I have on mine but in order to install high mount you will have to remove light
319557
I don't know, but I have mine about 18 inches below my TV and does not exhibit any effect on the TV. Since TV's are now mostly digital I would not expect any noticeable effect even if it is very close to the TV.
1669422
Sure, in fact by default it's settings are assigned for table top or shelf positioning. If you want to invert it and mount to the ceiling then the mounting position settings would need to be adjusted.
2267030
Jeff, I would say yes as it has multiple "screw holes" to adjust the height. But to be honest, I think it depends on the bolt holes on the back of the TV. By the way, I'm selling the one I have. Bolted it to a 2nd TV that I had but it got damaged before I could get it mounted. So everything is in the box if you're interested. John
139174
I have nine foot ceilings and I had to cut it down to position it where I wanted it. It will drop your tv from the ceiling at lest three feet, maybe more.
1975271
In my opinion the upright posts extend too far above the TV to look good but it is adjustable. Works very well for the price.