I have a truss roof spaced at 24# centers, will this work?
1256739
Yes. There is movement on the hangers. If you don't feel comfortable screw in a 2x4 between the studs to get the support. Just be sure to use several long screws to make it solid to handle the weight. Hope this helps.
327193
Yes. We lift ours 12ft. We needed to put 2x6 boards across the trusses to center the system in our garage. Works so slick!
969480
I don't think so, unless you have a very wide pair of side bars. You see yeses need to be placed a certain distance apart to work. It's been a few months since I put them on, but it seems they needed to be 5-6" from center. Good luck.
782673
Well sure it will as long as you have the weaver base mounts or a pic rail...not sure if the #24 are standard, you might check that first.
731964
It would, measure the width of the roof, and see if the bar is small enough to fit.But this bar is a stick bar, and if it is not flat on all four edges, it wont stick all the way. I had to lock it in place with my snowboard rack so it doesnt fly away.Also if there is any curve on the roof of your rig, it wont fit correctly. Hope it helps
2116767
Yes it will work on a 24" tall rail. I have installed on a taller rail. All you need to worry about is the cable rubbing on the rail itself. I recommend letting the end of the lift hang an inch or so off the end of your rail if possible. This will help prevent the cable from rubbing on the rail in the down position. I would do a test trial before "permanently" securing it. I hope this advice is helpful. I could go in to further detail if necessary or you can call the manufacturer.
1946823
The thing is 4 feet wide so 24 inch studs should work fine. I have standard studs and it fit fine.
812341
if you buy the set that has everything (shelves, roof rack,etc.)the roof rack won't quite fit. There are holes where I put 1/2's, but it wasn't made to fit that size. Still works well though. I don't remember the #, but mine is the size you mentioned.
720000
You have to measure a certain distance & use spacers provided. I would contact company & ask them to email. Wish you luck!
222716
The issue is where are your trusses or joists in relation to where the garage door rails are. With 30 inches, you should have6 inches to spare assuming 24 inch spacing. It may not look symmetrical, but it should work fine.
805171
You need to find the wall studs before mounting.They should be 16" or24 on center.
506327
The latch points are adjustable, so you can adjust where the Rack sits on the roof. Should be fine.
880914
Yes and no. Upon delivery the shortest width is 32" and that is because this product was designed to be mounted to wall studs, which are usually spaced 16" apart. However, if you're handy, you can probably shorten the tubes to the length that works best for you. Keep in mind, though, that 24" will probably not allow you to mount at least one side, if not both, to wall studs, basically rendering what you're trying to do useless, it'll pull out from the wall.
825171
Yes, provided your rafters are spaced in excess of the diameter of the unit. Reference the units specifications and diameter.
2273355
Presuming you have a big enough garage roof, yes. The backboard was too big for the garage roof for me so be sure to take your measurements beforehand.
1058237
As usual, the answer is it depends. What type of surface, how much space are you working with, etc. These panels are designed to fit between the seams on metal roofs and you need either 9' or 18' of roof to use them. In my case I installed them on a fiberglass van roof as they were flexible enough to conform to the contours and the adhesive was the perfect way to attach them. The 9' panels were the ideal length for my application.
734846
It should be possible with the additional end caps. Just make sure your 38" hits two studs as some homes have rafters every 24".