1. Check Your TV’s Width vs. Mount’s Arm Length
- When the TV is fully extended, it should clear the wall and rotate freely.
- check clearance:
- If your TV width is 1200mm and the mount arm extends at least 600mm, it can turn 90°.
- If the arm is too short, the TV will hit the wall before reaching 90°.
2. Verify the Mount’s Swivel Range
- Take a single arm mount . not double arm bracket. All double arm mount won’t allow a full 90° turn.
3. Consider the VESA Mounting Position
- If the VESA holes are centered, the pivot point is in the middle of the TV.
- If they are offset (not centered), part of the TV might hit the wall before reaching 90°.
4. Ensure the Mount Can Handle Your TV’s Weight
- The mount should support your TV’s weight (e.g., if your TV is 30kg, get a mount rated for at least 36kg).
- A stronger arm reduces sagging, which can limit movement.
5. Choose an “Extra-Long Arm” or “Full Motion” Wall Mount
- Standard arms (~400-500mm) might not extend far enough. Which is normally for small size TV.
- Extended arms (600-900mm) ensure full clearance for large TVs.
🔹 Recommended Mounts for 90° Rotation:
- Long Arm Full Motion TV Mounts (Check brands like SPEEDSMOUNT).
- Articulating Wall Mounts
Final Check: Mock-up Test
- Measure your TV width and mount arm extension.
- Hold your TV at half its width distance from the wall and test the rotation.
- If the screen doesn’t hit the wall, your TV can turn 90°.
Need recommendations for specific mounts? Let me know your TV model No or TV width and weight!