Hello
Can the plate that is screwed to the wall also be rotated 180° so that the first joint is to the right instead of to the left of the centre?
The vertical rails for the TV cannot be mounted rotated 180°, that is clear. But can the rails be hooked in if the rest is turned 180°?

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Hello
Can the plate that is screwed to the wall also be rotated 180° so that the first joint is to the right instead of to the left of the centre? 
The vertical rails for the TV cannot be mounted rotated 180°, that is clear. But can the rails be hooked in if the rest is turned 180°?

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Aloha!
I have just looked at this on my bracket and I would say that it looks like this would work.
Since the rails are visually the same at the top and bottom.
(No guarantee given, just a quick look. Maybe the manual will help you https://static.digitecgalaxus.ch/Files/7/8/8/8/0/1/6/m16.pdf

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When I study the technical drawing more carefully, I notice that only the wall part is offset and the first joint is still in the middle of the TV. Then it doesn't matter to me whether it is turned or not^^ Thanks anyway!

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Hello Can the plate that is screwed to the wall also be rotated 180° so that the first joint is to the right instead of to the left of the centre? The vertical rails for the TV cannot be mounted rotated 180°, that is clear. But can the rails be hooked in if the rest is turned 180°?