Swing arm TV bracket?

[jmsgld]

Plan - hide TV to side of built in wardrobe. Not sure if suitable bracket exists or if I will have to adapt something else or have it fabricated.

600mm deep wardrobe will be a little away from the wall. In the void mount to the wall a long arm on a pivot, the TV is stored in portrait hidden behind the wardrobe, when required is swung up 90 degrees to landscape. Or anyone have any other ideas?

Thanks

Any ideas if this is available or what I could adapt. It wants to lock at 90 degrees for viewing...

[Murph7355]

You're "building in" a wardrobe about 150mm from the wall? Won't that look odd?

Is it a single wardrobe? If not, could you just use a straight sliding mount?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/MORryde-TV40-011H-Horizon...

Am not sure the type you want exists off the shelf.

[OutInTheShed]

there are some nice VESA monitor mounts used in some industrial applications, but I can't recall anything which exactly meets the Op's ask.

[Red 5]

How wide is the wardrobe?
How big is the TV?

[jmsgld]

There is a beam up against the wall that will prevent the wardrobes going flush, I can't justify the expense of having them custom built in order to gain 100mm of wardrobe.

I had planned to just infill the gap, but it occurred to my girlfriend that we could hide a TV in it.

The wardrobes are to be 600mm deep, so could only hide a 600mm wide TV (24") on a sliding mount. It's about 5m to the head of the bed so that would be too small really. I'm not sure how long the wardrobe run is, perhaps 2.5m.

If the TV is stored in portrait then a 43" should fit quite happily.

One of these looks like it could be modified to do the job;

https://www.locksonline.com/Tikla-Folding-Table-Br...