Will this work with wall studs that are 26 inches apart on center?
1697051
Should work.... and who built that wall! 26" centers? Cheap and as Debra G. wrote, "crazy".
1697052
It will work, if I remember correctely the two vertical brackets mount to the TV and the horizontal bracket mounts to the wall, you can drill the holes anywhere along the openings in horizontal mount, the TV just hangs on the horizontal mount by the two vertical mounts that you attach to the TV, just make sure it's level, duh, my eyeball calibration isn't what it use to be...
1697053
Matthew, I asked my Son who put it up and is in Construction and he said, "Hahah Crazy", but, Yes it should work, that you just have to measure the base and make sure it's at least 26" wide. Hope that helps
1275063
Studs are normally spaced 16" apart on center.The unit fits in between very tight.There's approx. 1" of lip or flange area around the opening.Nice unit.
1284736
Yes I can confirm this. Although the wall studs in my house are 16" there was a stud slightly right of center so to mount my 47" tv and have it centered on the wall over the fireplace required a plate that was wider than the standard size. This worked as the wall plate is over 24" wide with the last set of holes on 24" centers. Have had the TV mounted for over 2 years and no problems
245301
Yes,just make sure it is squared up before mounting.Use a measuring device to square it up and center it.
1720409
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22¼ inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.
945333
Shouldn't be a problem, there are slots on the back of the mounting bracket about 2 inches long. They are approximately 16 inches apart to centers horizontally and 8 inches vertically. Works well in my bedroom on a 47" TV and has a long reach to swing the TV out.
590138
I have a 26" monitor in the middle, flanked by two 23" monitors, and I have about 3" of wiggle room on either end of the bar, so it should work.
120678
You can if that is the look you are going for as about 26" against the wall then it will taper out about 16" to a total of 20" out from the wall. I hope this helps.
1768826
Hi Neil, I just installed 2 of these, one in the master bath and one in the guest bath. The distance between the 2 mounting plates could be as far apart as 26" (on center). Ours is at 25" but you could bring them in a little closer to 24" so my response to your answer would be yes. I hope this helps!!
2111869
It has a mounting bar, if you hit one stud, you should be ok. So, yes, it can be centered on the wall.
2149261
Yes , that would work. The holes in each panel are identical, so they would be lined up with the studs properly.
1630593
What I did was to mount a 1" X 6" X 32" first to the wall to pick up two studs, then mounted my clothes line to the 1 by 6. That worked just fine. If your studs are 24" on center, then you would have to mount a 1" X 6" X 48" board to the studs, then attach the clothes line. BTW, I'm well satisfied with this clothes line. It's worth the price. I bought a cheaper one first, but returned it. It was junk, not made by Hills.
365980
The brackets slide to any width within the main mount (~43"). However, if your studs are 40" apart, you will only be able to use two of the three sliding brackets to mount to the wall. With a large TV, I don't think I'd feel comfortable with only two of the three brackets anchored to the wall. I don't think this is the mount you want for a non-standard application. If the wall is opened, perhaps an additional stud could be added.
2209918
DO NOT HANG THIS ON JUST DRYWALL! The bracket has holes spaced to allow you to get lag bolts into the studs behind the drywall. I know it will work on 16 and 24 inch on center. If you mount it in just drywall it will rip out.
326304
I only mounted a 26" but I would think it could do up to a 40". Not sure I would go much beyond as it screws to 1 stud.
1158244
The mounting holes are 20"-22" apart, so they will only mount to a stud on one side. Sorry.........
1720407
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22 inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.