Adjustable, Telescoping and Rotating Television Mount
OwnerJonathan J. Kwakinventor
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An adjustable, telescoping and rotating television mount for mounting a flat panel display screen on any secure, flat horizontal surface of furniture or on a built-in wall entertainment center. The front of the television mount comprises of an adjustable VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) MIS-E, and MIS-F compliant television bracket, which attaches to the mounting holes on the rear of the VESA compliant display set. This television and bracket assembly is secured to the rest of the mount via a rotating joint and the sliding upper mechanism of the mount. The sliding upper mount assembly attaches to the height-adjustable base mount assembly of the mount, which is bolted onto a flat surface to secure the television. The mounted display telescopes in and out and also rotates/spins in a ninety-degree quadrant to set in a horizontal or vertical position of the mounted display.
An adjustable television mount that telescopes and rotates a mounted flat panel display screen on a support comprising of five major components:
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