Robert McNees
Does anyone have a good rec on a TV wall mount somewhere between a low profile, flush mount, and a swivel mount?
I'm putting a TV near a corner. Ideally it would spend most of its time flat against the wall, and sometimes swivel (one side more or less staying put, and the side near the corner swinging out just a bit) for better viewing from the whole room.
I've been told that anything articulated, with a big arm that swings out, is a non-starter.
LizzieMaeLuBob
@mcnees Buy one from Best Buy. HATE the store, but I have exactly what you're describing. Install yourself. Keep those bastards away from your house! lol
Robert McNees
@Lizette603_23 Do you know the model or manufacturer?
LizzieMaeLuBob
@mcnees let me go peek and see if I can make it out. Hang on.
David Brent 📚
@mcnees I work with Samsung Digital Signage. We always go with Peerless for mount recommendations. They have a mount for just about any scenario.
Robert McNees
@dbsalk It's a Samsung TV, so we're off to a good start.
LizzieMaeLuBob
@mcnees I cannot get up high enough to even take a pic with my camera. Sorry!
Ehay2k for Harris
Size of TV matters, but there are mounts with arms that still mount nearly flush. Bigger TVs need stronger, bigger arms, so they are less flush.
If you order online make sure they have pics of mounted screens, in multiple positions.
@lizzz
@mcnees Put your chairs and couches on wheels and motor them up with a remote. Problem solved.
Robert McNees
@Lizzz Couldn't be easier
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