You can not face the TV in a different position other than straightforward.Other solutions you might be interested in… One quick solution to this will be to get a bend extension for each required cable or simply connect to the input on the side of the newer TVs that face the right side or left side of the TV itself when mounting the TV on the wall. Since some TVs are facing the inputs towards the wall (like HDMI, Power, Optical Audio, etc) and the TV will be very close to the wall, these cables could be torn and damaged.Wall mounting your TV above a fireplace with this bracket could cause your neck to hurt by having to look up when your preferred viewing experience should be eye-sight.(Picture)(Additional Sound Bar Bracket needed)(see a list of our recommended soundbars) The soundbar will not be mounted on the wall but on the TV creating a neat look of a floating soundbar below the TV. It has the ability to have a Sound Bar mounted on the TV bracket right below the TV.
When learning how to mount a tv on the wall, this one is the most popular one, people usually decide to get this motion because they want as minimum space as possible between the TV and the wall, and also they want the TV sitting flush against the wall when mounting a TV on the wall.
