Do these require to be nailed on the stud?
818156
I've hung several heavy pictures and I did not put it on a stud. No problems, seems secure.
217865
Not exactly clear on what your asking?? Are you mounting to a wall with studs behind the drywall?
6359
Yes they do, they were in the same location as my old trailer lights. I'm assuming they're a standard layout for mounting studs.
277411
you may need a drill to screw into studs or some dry wall things. as far as assembly goes normal stuff , did not need any glue, nails etc. Mine is free standing on file cabinets in my office.
2115889
that will depend entirely on how you hang them - if they are screwed into studs, they will probably be fine - if you are using molly screws, probably not
2037313
Considering the weight of the unit I would say that at least 2 of the mounting screws should be screwed into a stud. Since our home is 250 years old I ran all 4 screws in to the 1" thick chestnut planks under the plaster.
778456
Very likely, yes, as you'll want the screws securely mounted to a stud or anchor.
215935
I have mine mounted to a finished ceiling. When installing you will just need a stud finder to make sure you line up the bracket with a ceiling joist.
79088
No, screw in hooks. It needs to be mounted to a solid structure like a ceiling beam. You will need to locate them with something like a stud finder.
823187
I have no clue but I doubt it...and I wouldnt risk it. Why? you can't find the stud?
2111762
I don't think it is a problem but you may need to buy different bolts for metal studs. I don't remember if they are included in the kit.
2005341
I attached mine under a suspended kichen cabinet. Yes to your question if you screw to a stud.
2113902
No problem, just be sure that your fasteners are attach to studs or thick wood... Enjoy
795118
They're like Hercules Hooks, so they are meant to work in drywall. Not sure they could pierce paneling, plus they need a hollow space behind (like drywall has) to work... Unfortunately if a stud is in the way they don't work, which I figured out pretty quickly.
1457647
I seem to remember they did. If not, you need to select a screw long enough.to go not only through the dept of.the brackef, but also into the stud. I think about 1 1/2 inches long. Make sure it fits the hole in the bracket.
244460
Yes - just make sure (or try anyway) to not have it at a Stud. Just cut a hole in the sheetrock, there is a metal plate that fits behind it, and the front piece screws right on. I was really concerned myself and thought I might need a handyman, but it the end it was super simple and I did it myself. A screwdriver and a little saw to cut the sheetrock was all that was required.
728470
Yes they are, very easily moved over or taken off, I did add two more chains to studs in the ceiling as we use heavy cast iron pots. Works great!!