“Can this be used to mount a TV vertically?”

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• Yes, but with a very small TV you may see the bracket (which is 18.23" long) extending out the sides of the TV. A newer 32" TV will be about 16.5" wide in a vertical setup, so you would see about an inch of the bracket on either side. Anything bigger than a 32" you probably won't see the bracket at all.

  Answered by Redd 2 years ago

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• So long as the TV has a VESA Mount system.

  Answered by Brittgecko 3 years ago

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• Here is the link for the User Guide https://files.bbystatic.com/tbFHB5UVV6%2B9otoprG8y%2Bw%3D%3D/User%2BGuide

  Answered by BestBuyEssentialsSupport Team 3 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Rayb 2 years ago

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• I wouldn’t trust it. The TV brackets are loosely secured to the wall mount when attached horizontally. I’m guessing they would slide off the wall mount if Installed vertically.

  Answered by FNLFNTSY 3 years ago

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• I'm gonna say no as it is a fixed wall mount, to do that you may need to look into getting an adjustable wall mount.

  Answered by Bosenoisecanceling 3 years ago

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