Will this mount work to a single stud? I can't see from the pictures.
797918
hello i do not know what you have for a wall but i can tell you i had the same problem i did not have any studs to work with but here is what i did.i used several large plastic anchors about6 anchors you can drill into sheet rock or plaster wall.using just 1 stud probably you will not do it i had a 40 inch tv.if u usereally big plastic anchors it will carry a good bit of wheight.and do so safely. believe me it wont fall down as the tvs are not really heavy.i would not use 1 stud as the tv may tilt or come loose.if you can locate at least 2 studs it will be ok.plastic anchors will carry a great deal of weight but use thebigest ones you can buy. what i am trying to tell you forget the studs and go into a flat surface on your wall. it will work have no fear of it falling. hope this helps you tony.
797919
Don't have to screw into studs. Just with the wall anchors that open in the back and then screw securely to the back of the wall.
797920
We drilled 2 holes in a single stud - one above and one below the float. Our 46" flat panel TV isn't very heavy and isn't in a high traffic area. All good.
797921
You could mount the center of the frame to a stud, but would at least recommend the installation of large drywall anchors on the ends for added stability and strength. Personally wouldn't recommend a single stud on a large TV.
797922
It will, but I can't guarantee it will hold the weight. But it will certainly mount to a single stud. But again, I wouldn't recommend it.
1469531
I don't see how that would be possible. It mounts well as shown in the picture, but the only mounting holes are the ones in the picture, and would need to be fixed to a single joist.
925691
I installed this at my sons house, so I don't have the mount here to measure. But, as I remember it's at least 24 inches (maybe a little more) - enough to mount on studs that are 16", 18" or 24" apart.
1193983
It would probably be best if you did mount it on the stud. It's pretty heavy all by itself, and we have heavy components on it, so that's what we did. If you don't I'd suggest anchors for sure.
2052350
I put my mount up myself. It was easier than I thought. Make sure you locate your studs the mount is vary safe if mounted to studs.
485877
No it did not work for me...well it works sparingly and is unreliable. Finds studs every once in a while.
1230080
We mounted it a single stud, and it works good for our 32" LCD TV. So, i think you could.
1052335
yes... just use both top and bottom holes to screw into stud. great quality mount
798230
Honestly, I don't remember where I put this mount, probably for a TV we built into the kitchen cabinets. Given the hole setup, it doesn't look possible to span two studs. Looks like two screws/bolts into one stud vertically, which should be fine. It would be best to put this into a stud, but there are drywall anchors that are more than capable of taking this weight. Not those push in plastic ones, but something like this: http://www.menards.com/main/store/20090519001/items/media/Hardware/COBRA002/Prod_Tech_Spec/FlipToggle-tech_spec.pdf
326304
I only mounted a 26" but I would think it could do up to a 40". Not sure I would go much beyond as it screws to 1 stud.
983015
I have offered a lot of advice about this extension for other applications. Be prepared to make it work for you, unless you have the perfect application. To get mine to work right, I had to buys some different length bolts and modify one bracket. Good luck.
343913
The mount lines up with 12 or 16" spaced studs. Mine were 24" apart so I had to improvise a bit.
75797
yes, but you'd have to anchor the non-stud screws. And there are smaller, single-stud mounts that may be better suited depending on the dimensions of your equipment.
1334627
I mounted it horizontal. I had to cut part of the stud. It wasn't an issue at all beyond cutting. Took a few minutes to do
1999695
The wire lead is short, so you do need to splice in a run to your power switch(not included)The mount is a single stud or bolt, which should fit about any application.
1645364
It is just a bunch of metal parts, of different sizes, that can fit together to "universally" mount anywhere.... except the parts are pretty flimsy and there will not likely be enough to do what you want if you can figure out how to combine the parts to do what you want.
793733
I have the same wall mount. I have mine set up for two studs, although if necessary there holes in the center if I wanted to set it up for just one stud. I chose the 2 stud option to be safe.