Question 1

So say I use this mount to hang the tv.  I put it up crooked slightly and one side is higher than the other.  Does this mount have an option to rotate slightly?  I have another, cheap mount that does this for another tv.

Accepted Answer

There's not an easy way to rotate it slightly after the wall plate is mounted, but it's doable. I ran into this on my install. I used a level to ensure the wall plate was installed perfectly level. But when I attached the TV, it was noticeably crooked. So I took the TV off and found there are 3 short bolts that hold the horizontal bars to a black square plate. You can loosen those 3 bolts and adjust the horizontal bars to level them, then tighten the 3 bolts again. That worked perfectly for me.

Question 2

I have 24" spacing on my wall studs. Will this unit be able to mount to two studs?

Accepted Answer

The unit is set up for studs 16" on center.  I too have 24" spacing in my house.  I screwed a piece of 1 1/2" Oak to the studs and then attached the Rosewill mount to that.

I like that method better anyway as I can get a more solid mount with more screws into the studs.

I feel better about hanging my expensive 60" plasma on the wall than I would with just four screws attaching the wall mount to softwood studs.

For what it's worth I like the mount and when I bought a second 60" plasma for the bedroom I bought another one of the same wall mounts.

Question 3

How far does this mount stick out from the wall?

Accepted Answer

it actually sticks out a good bit. in my case I don't mind but it is probably 6". This is by far one of the heaviest duty units that I have seen. I am very impressed and would highly reccomend it.

Question 4

Side to side movement? I have played this through in my head and  I think I have accounted for the dual arms.
Will this mount allow for any side to side movement parallel to the wall?
When moving side to side; if it will, does it cause the front of the TV to rotate away from the direction of lateral movement.
What I am looking to accomplish is the ability to shift the TV more towards a corner and slightly rotate the screen slightly to compensate. 
I do understand that doing so would require the mount to be extended to some degree, even fully.

Accepted Answer

Hello Tim - yes the this mount will allow for side to side movement and meet the goal you are trying to accomplish regarding angling the tv once oriented in the corner.  Let me know if you have any other questions.

Question 5

I'm looking for a tv mount that has the greatest swivel for a 60"led.  I need to place it in a basement so I can view it from 2 sides of the room.  any suggestions?

Accepted Answer

For the price it is a good mount but will not allow as much movement as you want. I have a Sanus VMAA26 that has the ability to turn 90 degrees to the left and right with a 46" TV. That model is out of production. High priced but will do what you want.

Brand	Rosewill
Model	RHTB-11014FT
Name	Full Motion Dual Arm TV Mount

Mount Style	Full Motion
Color	Black
Movable	Tilt: 10 Degrees down/up Pan: 90 Degrees
TV Size Capacity	37" - 65"
TV Weight Capacity	Max. load 132 lbs.
Cable Management	Yes

Height	20.80"
Width	33.50"
Depth	4.80" - 15.70"
Weight	20.10 lbs.

Rosewill RHTB-11014FT 37" - 65" LCD LED TV Full Motion Dual Arm Tilt Wall Mount, Max Load 132 lbs., Max VESA 800x500mm, Black, compatible with Samsung, Vizio, Sony, Panasonic, LG and Toshiba TV

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