Can this be used to mount to the bottom of a cabinet and have the TV attached going in the correct direction for viewing?
1752612
not sure I understood your question, it attaches to the back of the TV and swings up, not sure you would want to attach it to swing down as that would expose the screen to anything being dropped on it, I wanted to swing it up and out of the way. BTW it will not attach to the bottom of the TV itself
1752613
Yes. That is what I did. My TV hangs from the cabinet above. It attaches to the mounting holes on the back of the TV. All modern flat screen TV's have standard VESA holes in a variety of spacings. This mount has all of those standard spacings. That is why you see so many holes in the mounting plate.
1752614
The tv will rotate for a better viewing angle but something less than 90 degrees each way.
1752615
Yes? If I understand your question correctly. If you mount it under your cabinet, it can face the same direction as your cabinet doors do (if that makes sense) it also can rotate side to side, and if you want to "tuck it away" it will fold up under the cabinet so the screen will face your counter top, and the back of the TV will face the bottom of your cabinet (again that is only if you want to stow it away).
2189622
Yes , IF you have the correct wall mounting hardware and appropriate distance from the wall to the TV. Packaging does not include wall mounting hardware.
574041
If the TV is very heavy I wouldn't use it for that because a lot of that cabinet is held together by glue and wooden pegs. It doesn't have a very large top to it at all since it is meant to go in a corner. Hope this helps. Plus, since you have to put everything together on this cabinet which includes attaching the hardware, it's not worth the money or the effort.
1110569
I would be reluctant to use it that way. It might be able to hold the weight but I'm not sure it would be stable unless you put a lot of weight on the bottom shelf. Also the shelves are wire. I would think a solid shelf would give more stability for a tv
968036
Yes you can mount it on the underside of a cabinet, thats where I installed mine.
472570
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.
909384
The bracket is meant for you to hang it under a shelf. it slides onto the shelf and then it can be used as a drawer. There really is no way to bottom mount it to the bottom of a cabinet.
67176
Should be OK if you mount it close to the front edge of the cabinet bottom.
422324
You can do that but it wil be more forward from the wall. Since I used mine on a smaller TV in the bedroom I found the studs to be farther apart then what the support holes on the bracket allowed. I placed two 1"x2" wood studs across longer than TV bracket. I secured them to the studs and was able to move the bracket more to the left or right. Support for weight was still there since the wood was secured to the studs. You can't really see the wood since its 1" and the TV covers it. Hope this helps
332647
This mount is made to be installed vertical. I doubt that you could install it horizontally and make it work properly.
1800442
Yes, it has ball swivel joint that will allow 360° rotation about the horizontal axis.So, it will work mounting the base to bottom side of shelf.
538640
No and be careful it will not mount many TV's. It is really made for uprights like in a doctors office. Just look at the plate which goes on the back, it is higher then wider. we had to return it because of this.
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
781222
Not sure but you would not be able to swivel left to right or right to left even if the TV would mount vertically. There are other mounts available to specifically mount to raise and lower
50658
Yes I would think...the mounting holes on the TV are about a 1/4 or so down from the top of the TV on the back.
713201
I was looking at the bracket again this morning and maybe there is a way. There are two brackets that screw to the back of the tv, usually they go vertically, if you attach them horizontally it should work. This approach would work with just about any mounting system since they all seem to work on the same principle. The only thing that changes among them is if the tv is fixed or is allowed to swing or move side to side. If you don't need the tv to move, save yourself some money and just buy a fixed mount. Hope this helps.
1023325
I guess that you could but it would have to be screwed down to the counter top and the TV would have to be very small in order to fit in the space between the counter and where it would attach on the swivel.