Does this flush up against the wall?
1791554
The wall mount bracket is flush against the wall, but the scissored part the TV attaches to can move out to about a foot or foot & a half--beauty is it also tilts side to side or down or up to make sure there is no glare from any position in the family room. we love it! (It only goes back against the bracket to where it's about 4-6 inches from wall to allow room for the scissor part.)
1791555
Flushed/collapsed, it sticks out about 2-3 inches. If you look at the picture, between the outer part/bracket and the base that screws into the wall is a zig-zag arm that allows movement for the TV. I mounted mine in the corner and adjusted the arm so the TV is caddy cornered and centered in the the corner. I hope this helps out. I would also recommend getting some good drywall heavy weight anchors because the mount is on the heavy side and then you add the TV. I have the white PVC type anchors that you screw into the wall and then the screw goes in...each one holds like 75lbs. I put like 6 mount/anchors for extra stability. Flushed/collapsed, it sticks out about 2-3 inches. If you look at the picture, between the outer part/bracket and the base that screws into the wall is a zig-zag arm that allows movement for the TV. I mounted mine in the corner and adjusted the arm so the TV is caddy cornered and centered in the the corner. I hope this helps out. I would also recommend getting some good drywall heavy weight anchors because the mount is on the heavy side and then you add the TV. I have the white PVC type anchors that you screw into the wall and then the screw goes in...each one holds like 75lbs. I put like 6... » Read More Flushed/collapsed, it sticks out about 2-3 inches. If you look at the picture, between the outer part/bracket and the base that screws into the wall is a zig-zag arm that allows movement for the TV. I mounted mine in the corner and adjusted the arm so the TV is caddy cornered and centered in the the corner. I hope this helps out. I would also recommend getting some good drywall heavy weight anchors because the mount is on the heavy side and then you add the TV. I have the white PVC type anchors that you screw into the wall and then the screw goes in...each one holds like 75lbs. I put like 6 mount/anchors for extra stability. « Show Less
1791556
If you want an articulating mount this is about as good as it gets. Does not put the TV against the wall. Completely collapsed it leaves about 2 inches from the back of the TV to the wall. The distance from the wall to the front of the TV depends on what type of TV you ane mounting. I have an LED and it 3.25 inches from the wall to the face of the screen. It is close enough to the wall not to be an obstacle.
1791557
Yes it most certainly does! I wasn't convinced at first, but this mount has survived 3 moves and still works amazing!
1791558
You can position it many ways. You can push it up against the wall and it will stick out about 3 inches from the wall. But remember, this is an articulating arm. It is designed to pull out and rotate right or left, up or down. There are other simpler wall mounts which are not articulating and I would guess they are 1.5" out from the wall. If you wanted, you could take just the TV bracket frame that you see sticking out and mount it to the wall itself. The two vertical brackets that bolt to the large TV are "hooks" which sit down on the bracket frame. The TV can then be slid a limited distance left or right and under each bracket is a tightening screw to lock it down. But if you are going to do this, you might as well buy a cheaper wall mount that has no articulating arm.
1791559
the back brackets flush, and the tv attachment scissors out up to about a foot, but can be pushed back to around 4-6inches from wall. we love it--it tilts side to side or up and down to relieve any glare from any position in our family room
1791560
No it does not it sets out against the wall. The tightest it gets to the wall is about five inches from the back of the tv to the wall. I hope that helps
1791561
Absolutely! You can push it all the way to the wall with about a 4" gap which is about as flush as it gets with a swivel mount. If you're looking for a mount to be as snug as possible you can find those however you will have to sacrifice the mobility of a mount like this one. Let me just say I HIGHLY recommend this mount... built like a tank but easy to move!
1791562
The side view photo on the item's page is pretty accurate. The arm itself has a good amount of bulk which leaves about 4 inches between the wall and the back of the TV. Might be less as some people have said, but with all the wires I have running behind mine it's not the most clutter free setup. I hope that answers your question.
628272
Yes it does and with the mounting base. The base sticks up so if you want it to be flush order the flush mount base.
1166170
Yes, check out the photo i uploaded....I have it propped against a wall and it works fine.
830816
It does, but my only gripe with the design is that it doesn't have an indentation where the plug goes so that the entire unit is flush up against the wall so it's secure. Even with the anchor screw it seems to rock side to side when plugging and unplugging devices.
1208395
No it does not. It is a super heavy bed though. I put mine against the wall and my dog does not have any trouble.
295224
It has two extended places on the back that you drill hole in your cabinet or drawer and they set back in, it will go flush against it yes.
1899211
Yes Kris It will fit flush against a wall. I'm using it against a threshold with a 5 1/2 inch rise from my garage to the hallway inside my house. We have a senior dog with short legs. This ramp has made life much easier for her to get in and out of the house. It's weight prevents it from moving when the dog walks on it. Hope this information is helpful.
366813
Yes. I have a small space between wall and toilet and it fits perfectly. We are very pleased with this product.
1214060
I have one that is actually under a slight overhang and when it starts to go up it goes back away from the overhang and clears so I think against a wall would be fine.
275592
Yes it can, that's how I mounted mine, you can remove the cable so it will fit flush against the wall
1715679
No, this unit is recessed into the wall. Only a few inches protrude past the wall surface. It is a nice medicine cabinet. Hope this helps.
728894
Yes, I stand it against a wall when not in use. It's mostly quarter inch or so angle.
728397
It does, a little bit. I have mine stuck on drywall and it's a little bumpy, which sometimes gives lines that aren't beautiful but are still perfectly clear.These would definitely work better stuck to a hard surface like a smooth metal refrigerator or a concrete wall- softer walls would, as expected, give lines with less definition.
763775
I believe it is able to sit flush against the wall but it depends on where you vent would be coming out of the wall. Here is a link to the ge appliances website and if you scroll down to manual/downloads and click on the one that says installation instructions, you should be about the find the information you need in there. If you have any more questions feel free to email us.
1693569
Yes it will be flush against the wall. There are cutouts for the wires to go from the top cubby to the recessed area behind the bottom cubby where all the wires will be hidden. There is a cutout on the very top for your tv wires as well. I searched for a long time for the right media cabinet and am very happy with this one!
310009
Yes it does. Between the toilet and sink is fine. Behind the toilet , it fits but you have to wiggle it - not a lot of play room but in my house, it does fit .
1338449
No, they are cylindrical and would not sit flush against a wall. They are intended to install into the ground and look best with some space all the way around to accentuate the soft light pattern. The units are extremely attractive and are good quality copper.