On my 1/4 mile steep hillside driveway, I have to have studs. Will the studs tear this product apart?
1262490
Very most likely -- However the whole point of this product is temporary traction, not regular use. If you have studded tires this product is not for you.
1262491
Sadly yes studs will tear the Autosock apart. They don't stand up very long to metal or hard dry pavement
1427533
It depends on how wide the stud is. Best bet is to use a good stud finder to find the edges. I sometimes drill through the drywall with a small bit to find out. Some of the other answers my be more accurate than mine :)
2272610
It will hold up to a 90 inch television. And your studs must be 16 or 24 inches apart
693352
what you are screwing them into and how much weight will be on them would have to be considered. should be screwed into studs if so every 4 ft would be fine for most things
1287590
Always secure the tract to a stud. You can purchase a reliable stud finder for $20.00.
1548696
I doubt that it will work. Stone is generally very smooth and depending on the size of the stud you probably won't have enough surface contact. The epoxy is very powerful. I have poured it on plastic plates to mix and have lifted it off when it was cured because of the smooth surface.
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Yes. You shouldn't have a problem. The only issue is that you may have to drill a couple of holes in the steel wrapping of the split studs since you'll likely cut the penetrations where you mount them to the header. Really not a big deal.
1159145
I to had this problem also, I took saw and trimmed off the back side , did not hurt it at all you still have the other wall to act as a back, works fine . these are made for true 4x4 stud wall
469893
I would not use sheet rock wall achors. There are enough holes in that mount that you can hit a stud. That would be stronger.
245593
They are about 1 1\2 inches long outside if I remember right. My application had pretty long studs, and they worked great.
221338
Possibly,BUT it may break the stud off! If it does--then you have to drill it out.Check first-most rocker arm studs are screwed in. Using this tool-try rocking it back and forth. You might get lucky.
2113902
No problem, just be sure that your fasteners are attach to studs or thick wood... Enjoy
2005406
the first production run had the piece that rubs against the wall a little bit too thin. This could be a problem if the unit is dropped. Go to studpop.com and they'll send you a new one that won't break.
1762091
I don't really know. This was attached in a shower over tile. I really like it, it is secure in the shower, but don't have a definitive answer about studs or not. Sorry.
1467892
These are sturdy and durable. If the are mounted to a stud with sturdy screws it should be no problem.
2157770
No. The studs are held in steel bases and the bases are bonded into the rubber.
1141423
Make sure you use. GOOD drywall anchors (toggles or similar). Mine is mounted with no stud. Holding strong for a year fully loaded (about 10 heavy duty AS pots & pans)