“can it be mounted on an angled wall? i have knee high walls and then the pitch of the roof. can this be mounted at that angle and with it being extended in whatever way, still work and safely support the television? i am planning on using it for a 28" one.”

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• We mounted mine basically in the corner and it worked great.

  Answered by Tgurley 9 years ago

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• I can't say for sure. The screws for mounting it are pretty big, so I suspect it would hold. But the tilt capability is only a few degrees, the TV would probably be angled down.

  Answered by WizardOfComputers 9 years ago

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• Just be sure you get the lag bolts securely into a stud or rafter. Check them from time to time to make sure they aren't pulling out of loosening up.

  Answered by Lensmanb 9 years ago

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• No, it is not designed to be mounted on angled walls.

  Answered by RocketfishCustomerSupport 10 years ago

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