Space Between Ceiling And TV Mounting Brackets On The MORryde Ceiling RV TV Mount # MR22ZR

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Can I please get a measurement from where the unit mounts to the ceiling/basement to the middle of the mounting plate?

asked by: Michael I

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With the MORryde Ceiling RV TV Mount # MR22ZR flipped down the space between the ceiling mounting bracket and center of the tv mounting bracket is approximately 9-1/2". When the flipped up the space between the two points is approximately 7-3/16"

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Hello Ernie, that is an interesting question. The MORryde RV TV Mount #MR22ZR is designed to be mounted on a ceiling so that the TV hangs folds and hangs down. That said, if your application calls for it to be mounted on a floor, your certainly can…

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Yes, you can install the MORryde Adjustable Horizontal Sliding TV Wall Mount, #MR72ZR in the reverse orientation.

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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Space Between Ceiling And TV Mounting Brackets On The MORryde Ceiling RV TV Mount # MR22ZR

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