Just wondering if the mount tilts the tv towards the ceiling, floor, or bot
387219
The tilt is variable. You can tilt it down towards floor or bring it flat against the wall. It won't tilt towards the ceiling at any substantial amount.
713202
not sure what you mean by that but it tilts up, down and to both sides, and extends outward while doing all those options as well. for instance you can pull the tv out, then up, and rotate down to lay on the floor looking up.
1469281
It tilts either way, but don't buy it. I found it to be of very shoddy materials. It is also unstable and prone to fall over easily.
1371585
The mount allows your TV to tilt for access to the cable connections. Once it's plugged in it shouldn't require adjusting.However, If you need to access cables constantly I would recommend getting an HDMI switcher/splitter. Then you could leave the television plugged in and use the switcher to connect/disconnect devices.If space is a concern there is such a thing as a 45 degree angle adapter for your HDMI cable that may help.
1067851
I had a problem with two of the mounts Timothy mentioned. Both, once installed tilted to the left. As if the left side of the tv is too heavy. I returned the first one and then had a new one, it did the same thing. Instead of returning it too, I made due with it.
428024
You can tilt it to any angle including straight down. I own a gym and have a number of these fans and they work great. The mount is a wall mount though, not ceiling.
1232175
It sits on top of the TV in my house, cannot be rotated. In the picture the black section is the part that sticks with adhesive to your TV. there is slight movement to tilt up a little bit.
1725578
Yes, it does tilt. The height is set during installation based on your height.
665372
No it does not. The vertical pieces bolt to the back of the tv and provide hooks to hang on the horizontal bars which attach to the wall. It does tilt some vertically, but not side to side.
950692
the mounting plate is attached to the arm by means of a knob that is connected to the mounting plate which has ribs in it. to tilt just loosen the knob and tilt TV to the desired position and then retighten the knob. hope this helhelps.
965966
No, the bracket does not allow the TV to tilt up and down...only left/right and forward/backward.
770736
The mount has an adjustable ball and socket joint between the projector base plate and the telescoping shaft. It should allow you to adjust for the angle of a vaulted ceiling. You can also use the keystone correction on your projector if needed. Edit: Just noticed in the spec that the tilt angle is +/- 25 degrees, so definitely check the angle of your ceiling first.
1146787
Yes it has a decent tilt feature. I have mine mounted above a fireplace mantel and I have it tilted down for a very nice viewing angle.
295532
No, if you have a steep vaulted ceiling the mounting piece will tilt to accommodate the angle of the ceiling. But once screwed into a joist it will not move. The TV will rotate but the post stays perpendicular to the floor.
1675592
Tilts about 15. Best to mount your TV eye level (when seated) when using this type of mount.
1472160
The arm is fixed and does not go up or down. The TV will tilt forward or downward on the bracket that hooks to the tv.
1890102
No. To tilt the TV, you have to loosen a lever on the back by hand. It takes all of 10 seconds, however. You can angle the TV to the left and right without adjusting anything.