Do you have to put against studs no problem I had already put up, I have a 48 X 46, so I need to order extra Parts orrect?
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It is possible to use this kit. I did the same size shower as you are doing. What I did was laid it out and was a little short on a couple of the sticks. I took some dry wall cardboard shims and cut them to the proper slope and stuck them where the extra pieces would go. I then applied the mortar and used the trowel to smooth it out. Once I had it to the proper slop I carefully pulled out the cardboard and filled in the slot that it came out of. Sounds hard, but was very easy to do. The extra sticks are expensive, especially if you only need a couple of inches.
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I would suggest that you you get extra rails for a shower that size. also if the distance from the drain to the shower wall is grater than 36" then you will need an extender kit for those rails as well. I would leave a slight gap were the the rail meets the studs.
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Yes they go against the studs, and 1/2 inch away from drain. I ordered 2 extra sticks for each the pre-pitch and quick pitch. My rough shower was 60 X 48 with drain in the middle. If your drain is in the end you'll need a couple extended float sticks. This was my first shower I have ever done. The kit is very helpful. Good luck
1328633
That is correct. Just locate your studs/floor joists and that is all you need to do. Well worth the money. You won't be disappointed
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The thing is 4 feet wide so 24 inch studs should work fine. I have standard studs and it fit fine.
338695
My studs did not line up well either since I mounted mine in corner of garage. I did not use drywall anchors though; I build a frame using 1x6's which I think worked very well. It is super sturdy, and I wasn't worried about seeing the wood mounted on the wall since it was the garage. I have pictures of how I did it, so if you want to see them, just let me know. My email is jshook12@yahoo.com Good luck!
793733
I have the same wall mount. I have mine set up for two studs, although if necessary there holes in the center if I wanted to set it up for just one stud. I chose the 2 stud option to be safe.
2265137
We have a stucco house, and were concerned about that too! The guy I had put ours up did not use the bolts included but used larger ones. I trusted him to put it up and haven't had any problem.
2250050
I'm sorry, I just don't My husband says if you can find a stud behind the wall, you should have no trouble installing the bar. My handyman installed it over a tile wall so I'm afraid I'm not sure of the answer to your question.
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If I recall the directions recommend 2 studs. I have placed mine on 1 stud with extra lags into the stud plus large toggles in the open bay.
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There is a lot of tolerance for varied stud spacing. I doubt that there will be any problem inserting the screws through the mount into the studs if you mark out the stud edge locations first. I too am very pleased with this wall mount.
706011
I put mine into studs but I think that anchor screws would probably work as well, though, I guess it all depends on the weight of your boards. I have not had any issues. They have worked perfectly for me.
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It depends on how you will be mounting it. If you are mounting the rod using the side walls of the closet, you don't need to purchase anything extra. If the ends of the rods/shelving will not be butted up against the side walls of the closet, you will need those extra brackets. I mounted my system in a 33" wide closet. Since it touches 3 walls, I didn't need the extra/separate brackets. It comes with everything you need in that case.
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We used a standard type frame that was an extra. We attached a board to the studs in the wall and attached the frame to that for stability.
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MT is right; you need to mark the studs first. I would not use sheetrock mounting options for this, as you want it to be able to support the weight. Use a stud finder to mark the studs. they are generally 24" apart.
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We had to mount ours Into only one stuf because our house is so old. It doesn't seem to be an issue, I suggest at least one stud though. My husband put it up in about a Half hour
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Yes, go into a retailer to get the size needed if the suggestions are not enough, then you can decide to purchase online, at a retailer or bulk club. When I look at the back looks like a standard 4 hole bracket. I decided I did not want to place on the wall at this time. There are instructions in the manual to hook it up. Hope it helps!
837010
I believe it needs at least one stud. Just like Jondotcom said, mine lined up with a stud and I used a toggle bolt on the other.
810459
Concrete wall anchors were included in my shipment. I did not need them, but they were in there. I'd call to make sure they get into the box. I did not receive enough lag bolts for stud mounting and had to ask for more. When the arrived they weren't even the same size as what had originally come with the bar, but the replacements were the right size.