“If my upcoming TV is 50", or 55", or 65" diagonally and uses this, and I extend the TV out from the wall to the max, then to what max angle can the TV rotate before the edge of the TV hits the wall? I saw your unit at Best Buy and it's the BOMB! Tks”
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Hi There, So glad you think our mount is the BOMB! To make sure it has the tilt and extension you are looking for, give us a call with the model # of the TV you are deciding to follow through with and we can let you know. We're here 7 days a week at 800-359-5520. The rotation will depend on the mount and the TV model. Hope this helps! Kathryn @SANUS
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The longer the TV the less the angle. My 55" is about 80 degrees. I watch at about 10 ft from the screen. The closer you are to the screen, the less you will notice the angle. The angle is not at all uncomfortable. The smaller the screen, the closer you will get to 90 degrees. But I don't believe the bracket can actual achieve the full 90. It has a design limitation in the radius of the arm joint where it attached to back the screen; limiting it from sitting perfectly perpendicular to the wall. I love it. It sits flat against the end of a wall near the corner of the room. I pull it out to watch. Then, push it back, insert a flash drive loaded with great images, and voila... rotating wall art. GOOD LUCK...
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