TV wall bracket that can swivel up to 90 degrees

[LeoSayer]

I have a fairly simply requirement but can't seem to find which TV bracket I need to buy.

I need the bracket to allow a 43" TV to sit flush against a wall or to be turned up to 90 degrees facing off to the right.

No requirement for tilting.

Any recommendations?

[megaphone]

You need something like this search, for 'full motion' bracket.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124820721380?hash=item1...

Obviously the two arms need to be long enough to swivel 90 deg, just over half the width of the TV, so you need to check the dims. Very few will sit flat against the wall, TV will stick out.

[CharlesElliott]

You need a strong wall too.

[LeoSayer]

Thanks both, looks ideal

It's going into a wall with 250mm concrete block so should be strong enough with the right fixings

[selym]

I recently fitted one of these which gives full motion - possibly overkill for your requirement. You can find it for around £70 but it'll never come off the wall!

https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-4661-fu...

[megaphone]

selym said:

I recently fitted one of these which gives full motion - possibly overkill for your requirement. You can find it for around £70 but it'll never come off the wall!

https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-4661-fu...

Are you sure that will rotate to 90 deg?

[Matt Cup]

megaphone said:

selym said:

I recently fitted one of these which gives full motion - possibly overkill for your requirement. You can find it for around £70 but it'll never come off the wall!

https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-4661-fu...

Are you sure that will rotate to 90 deg?

Nope that won’t, I have one in the kitchen. It’s 120° maximum swivel.

[WelshRich]

If you only need it to pivot in one direction and it doesn’t need to tilt you might be able to just use a flat plate mounted to the wall with decent hinges on one side. This would probably be more flush to the wall (when closed) than a fully pivoting bracket for that size of TV…

[LeoSayer]

WelshRich said:

If you only need it to pivot in one direction and it doesn’t need to tilt you might be able to just use a flat plate mounted to the wall with decent hinges on one side. This would probably be more flush to the wall (when closed) than a fully pivoting bracket for that size of TV…

Yes that's exactly what I need.

[megaphone]

If you only need to swivel one way then something like this will work, bit expensive though.

https://www.av4home.co.uk/products/multibrackets-m...

[Its Just Adz]

selym said:

I recently fitted one of these which gives full motion - possibly overkill for your requirement. You can find it for around £70 but it'll never come off the wall!

https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-4661-fu...

I'm trying to find a bracket that will sit in a corner and allow the TV to come out and swivel to the side, will this come out some way from the wall?

[selym]

Its Just Adz said:

selym said:

I recently fitted one of these which gives full motion - possibly overkill for your requirement. You can find it for around £70 but it'll never come off the wall!

https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-4661-fu...

I'm trying to find a bracket that will sit in a corner and allow the TV to come out and swivel to the side, will this come out some way from the wall?

It says 51cm; I've had to pull my telly out to work behind it and it is definitely around the 1/2 metre distance. It's a heavy duty thing and super manoeuverable (not a word).