I'll need a drill to mount this sucker, right?
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I used a drill to drive the screws into the wall studs. I'm too lazy to twist them in by hand. You don't need a drill, but it speeds things up.
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There is no room between the wall and TV to use a drill to tighten it once you have the TV. To mount the mount to the wall yes you will need a drill. After that find someone with small hands to tighten the screws to prevent the TV from falling off the mount.
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Yes, if you're going to put the lag bolts into a stud, you'll want to drilla pilot hole first. It will make it much easier to put the bolt in.
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Yes, you will need to drill, but as others stated, I did not have to remove the mirror from the base to get the bolts through.
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All that is needed is a screw that is longer enough head. I believe I use 1 1/2 inch number 2 screws to mount mine.
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You may have to do some drilling and buy a few U bolts but it could probably be permanently mounted.
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yes, that is how I mounted mine, but you must drill the holes for the screws.
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you will need a hammer drill which you can rent and will need a blue screw called a TAP-CON , you can get theys at Home -depot
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Go to some of the sites that offer these for sale. Some of them list the installation instructions and that will tell you if you need to drill holes
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No, you will need special drill bits for this attachment. 1/4 inch hex drive
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Those "screw holes" are cosmetic, they don't exist. I suppose you could carefully drill actual screw holes and mount it, but it's all thin plastic.
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Sure. Drill small pilot hole with masonry bit - just big enough so you can hammer in a plastic anchor. Works well and you do not have to worry about stud spacing/locating.
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You dont need a drill. Get a nail about the size of the screw and hammer it in half the screw length. Pull it out, set the base, screw in the screw with a screw driver. Righty tighty. So you need a hammer and a screw driver, 1 good size nail. Easy
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No... Just go buy something from home depot. That's what I did. I spent $15 on quarter inch thick metal plate with one hole so I drilled guiding holes. I ended up returning this
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Absolutely, use the concrete drill bit, then install a "moly" , then the screws provided in the "Concrete Anchor Kit"--available at hardware store.
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Yes, you. Will either need to buy a lift box to mount it on, or screw down a couple 2x6 to lift the whole unit over the lip
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You would need a drill the right size bit and metal screws to attach the hardware.
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Just need a drill to make holes in the wall for the anchor mounts (I suppose you could twist / push a large phillips head screwdriver through a sheet rock wall if you were careful, but make sure it's not larger than the anchors), and a screwdriver to screw the screws in. Might want to put a level up too so it's not mounted crooked when you're done.FYI mine did not align with studs, so I used those special expanding sheet rock wall anchors
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You will need a drill to either drill a hole in the sheetrock for the plastic anchors that it comes with or if you screw it in a wall stud, you will need the power from the drill to sink it in.