what is the distance between studs that it can support on the wide wall plate?
1253692
i really dont know because my husband put it up but i tell you is very good product i love it so dont hesitate to buy it my tv looks great im glad i bought it.
1253693
I honestly don't know, I had a professional mount my 65' TV. I can say there is so much extra equipment, you are bound to find the right match.
1253694
The wall plate wide is about 18in, so the distance is 16" between the stud.
1692758
u can change the distance between them. my studs weren't perfectly spaced where i mounted it.
1149452
I do not. I have 3 2x4's on either side of the metal frame and there is only 8 inches from the edge of the frame to the perpendicular walls. This means the wall cannot flex nor can the frame. It could be that your fixture is not bolted to the large threaded studs tightly enough, which is an easy problem yo fix.
269940
When installed, the very tip of the horizontal supports measure 12 1/2 inches from the finished wall. The third 'dip' - the one furthest from the wall is centered appx. 9 inches from the wall - so beyond that, you still have 3 1/2 inches of support. Very satisfied with this product! Hope this helps!
328248
The plate is 5 inches long and 2 inches wide. Use toggle bolts or nail into wall studs.
365980
The brackets slide to any width within the main mount (~43"). However, if your studs are 40" apart, you will only be able to use two of the three sliding brackets to mount to the wall. With a large TV, I don't think I'd feel comfortable with only two of the three brackets anchored to the wall. I don't think this is the mount you want for a non-standard application. If the wall is opened, perhaps an additional stud could be added.
690881
Standard "Box Mount" wall plates will fit this mounting bracket. The vertical distance between the two screw holes is 3 9/32" on this bracket, in case you want to double check.
240601
It is 16" W x 14" H. Remember your studs should 16" on center. Therefore it should fit between the studs.
361343
You have options up to about 20 inches , should Span std stud widths but there are many holes
1741915
In my case I drilled two screws 32 inches apart. I think that's the distance between every other stud. I should of put 3, but it has been working with two ever since I put them 2 years ago. My kids hang their heavy backpacks instead of coats and we put heavy stuff from time to time on top of this entryway. However, this entryway is made of cheap quality but you get for what you pay
39605
The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends.
805174
Not sure about the distance between studs but, I've had this since October and use it everyday - extremely sturdy.
1006358
The back plate is closer to 20". But, the mount holds our 60" TV easily. You should not need 24" to mount this using the studs in your walls.
1275063
Studs are normally spaced 16" apart on center.The unit fits in between very tight.There's approx. 1" of lip or flange area around the opening.Nice unit.
1905584
Weight limit dependent on what it will attach to. Studs on both sides will hold maybe 50 or 75 pounds, but dry wall anchors much less.
1326744
It is designed to fit between the studs in the wall so has to be real close. Studs are 16" on center normally which would be 14 1/2"" width. Mine fit no problem cutting the Sheetrock to the edge of the studs. Plus it overlaps the Sheetrock
1677019
My husband actually remade the thing! It should go between the wall studs but he installed it between two of our pantry shelves instead. I would say about 5-6 inches would normally go into the wall and then just the frame on the outside would protrude out from the wall. The concept is good but the workmanship is terrible.