Mounting a TV on a slanted wall

[Davezp15]

I am considering hanging a 55 in samsung flat screen (not curved) on a slanted wall. I would like to have the tv hanging at an angle in front of my bed so I can lay back and watch it without straining my neck, I know... first world problems.

 

I saw Linus's Most Comfortable Gaming Setup video from a few years ago, where he hung a 65 in tv on a 55 degree wall.

He used this mount, which he said was capable of holding 200lbs, but is not recommended for slanted wall like he did. 

https://www.amazon.com/Kanto-F6080-Fixed-60-inch-100-inch/dp/B008BWH2IC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Kanto+F6080&qid=1590763080&sr=8-1

 

I was considering to secure the tv to the mount with 4 additional heavy duty zip ties as a fail safe in case the bracket slips out of the top or bottom. 

I attached an image of my room, poorly drew in where my bed would be, and circled the slant for the tv where i want the TV. 

Not sure if it matters, but I also want to have my desk under it, might be a bad idea if the tv falls and breaks my monitors. 

 

Anyone have some good ideas for how to do this? Good idea? Bad idea?

 

Thank you 

[SupaKomputa]

the mount looks solid to me. but you need to find a wooden beam to anchor it safely.

but if it's a concrete wall, you need not worry.

why don't you just stick it in the flat wall like normal people, i think the slanted one is a bit high.

[Dedayog]

Should work fine, and zip ties aren't necessary due to gravity.  If a mount holds a TV on a vertical wall, a slanted is the same.  it can't slip.

[Davezp15]

I would hang it lower, but the problem is I'm trying to save space. The room isn't huge, but I need to fit a full size bed, a 6ft long desk and a dresser. 

 

I want to be able to watch the tv from my bed, and thats the only spot I can put the bed. I also want to fit my desk under it which will be about 5 ft tall to the top of the monitors.