I already put boxes up for prewire would I be able to pull out the boxes and mount next to floor joist?
1605872
Cannot understand the question. Are we talking about round speakers ?It's always possible to take out the TC80i and mount in an other place.
1605873
Cannot understand the question. Are we talking about round speakers ? It's always possible to take out the TC80i and mount in an other place.
1605874
I believe that you will be able to install that close because it has only a couple of pins to expand.All you have to do is rotate the speaker avoidind the pins to touch the joist.
1132787
Since mine are in the ceiling already, I had to check the website. http://www.dynamat.com/products_architectural_dynabox.html
392463
Yes-If the drywall is up. If drywall is not up=Run the wires to desired location..install drywall. Then all you need to install speaker is in box.
693998
yes - use a floorjack to hold the hitch up closer to the unit body to ease installationthe wiring kit is also easy to install < 1 hour for me to install
1413153
You would put the wires straight onto the floor...which I would not recommend. It could get too hot and you might burn the wood floor.Hope this helps.
1879380
The module is relatively small (4 1/2 X 6in) and should be easily mounted on the side of the box if it has sufficient depth. Just mount it near two breakers of opposite phase that you will use to connect the 2 hot wires to and near the neutral and ground buss bars where you will connect those wires. If none of this makes sense to you, please be safe and hire an electrician to do the job. Installation can be dangerous if you don't know what youre doing. Good Luck.
232255
you can put them where ever you want to. Use a small piece of duct tape because the supplied tape will not adhere over time. The wires are very thin and can be routed almost out of sight.
2040752
If you would like to mount a small receiver for speakers then I would look at other mounting options specifically made for such purposes. Using the Hyloft ceiling storage kit would be overkill. Whether you like the look, would depend on your space. These look good in the garage; I would not, e.g. put them in my living or family rooms.
490473
That is where I mounted mine. As long as you have decent structure, like wall studs to mount to you are fine. You then of course need to deal with wiring, cable etc
1956657
The wiring is stupid simple. However you need to have a space to mount and will probably have to fabricate some kind of surface to mount them on. Not too much of a chore.
1934583
There is an internal wire framework with a wire across the top for hanging, so that might work for you.
532015
As long as the wall socket is a foot or two away from the unit it should be fine, if the wall socket is right above the unit, It just increases the risk of a fire.. It's just a safety Precaution. Just mount it afoot to the left or right of your wall socket it should be okay and try to keep the wire away from the unit also
1986350
Yes, get a low-voltage, single gang "old work" box (if putting on existing drywall, "new work" if on new construction without drywall yet) from your local hardware store or from here on Amazon. You could use an existing box if you like, but if you're running new wires, a low-voltage is easiest to work with. I used this exact one from Amazon and it worked great: Arlington LV1-1CS Single Gang Low Voltage Mounting Bracket Device
1916735
probably. you get both sticky strips and screws to mount. the connector wires to connect each strip are short and if you have any obstacles, you might want more space or longer connector wires.
81380
It will be tight and you will have to land all the terminals prior to installing it into to the box. I would recommend using the plastic style box so it will be easy to drill a couple of mounting holes.
1112092
Not really but believe I could make it work. Mine is hung to steel ceiling joist with double side tape and just took long wire tie as safety net thru the mounting bracket and the unit is very light
2040749
I guess you could. It would be overkill but doable. Note that is can only get about 12-15" close to the ceiling. If you are going to place expensive equipment on it, make sure you hit the ceiling beams with this foot screws. You could use expanded anchor but make sure they are for the ceiling as standard wall anchors won't support a vertical load. You will want to place a board of some sort between the two brackets like a prefinished piece of white shelving. If you only want to mount the receiver, use long white wire ties.