What is the configuration of the screws? Are they side by side 1 set on top, the other bottom? Are they going down a straight line top to bottom?
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There is a single metal plate about 12 inches tall that screws into the stud. Four screws: two straight to line up from the bottom, two at the top at a 45° angle from each other off vertical.
640497
If you are referring to the mounting screws for the wall then there are 3 screws in line top to bottom. There is also another to the left of the top screw.
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Your question is either about the screws going into the wall or the flat screen TV set back. The screws going into the wall are in a line, with two screws at the top of the bracket slightly offset from one another. Correct placement of the bracket over a stud is crucial for the units ability to hold up a heavier flat screen TV. On the TV side, the receiving screw holes in the back of most all flat screen TVs form a box, or even two boxes. For my Samsung 40 inch LED, I did not use the arms (sticking out of the four corners of the plate extending from the wall. Use of the arms was not necessary. For larger sets, connect the arms and secure the set to the appropriate holes in the extended arms. The larger the set, the more likely you are to use the holes at the end of the arms. You will use four (4) screws to hold the set against the wall and the set against the plate extending from the wall.
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there four holes straight up and dow and there a cover for it, it nice I have no problem with it
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They won't line up as nicely as you may want (top to bottom). Left to right they will line up perfect but will look odd because of the side finishes. . The two do the same thing, except that the Gearwall has 4 tracks per panel and what you linked to has 2. Get the Gearwall if you plan to do multiple bins and shelves on the same wall. Gt the track you linked if you only plan for one item.
124907
They are angled toward each other and it is a fixed angle. Look at the installation manual for a diagram.
1871569
No same side to side front and middle....one with nut on a wire goes in the rear on each side. There pretty easy if you get under and align the brackets to the holes. They all worked fine for me. That last one on a wire was a little tricky otherwise pretty quick and easy. Good luck
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If you have identical monitors they will be side by side. I have found they stand to be very stable, the only thing I have had issue with is getting the nut that controls tilt tight enough. Hope that helps!
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i used these screws http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-1784975-Fasttrack-track-Hardware/dp/B005DGFVSC/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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When I was installing mine, I also thought I was short two screws. I went back to the bags they cam in and found I had over looked a smal package with the missing screws in it. Each set had the correct screws in each bag. I had assumed that they were all in the same screw bag , they were not. Hope you find them.
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The bottom of each post has a plate with 2 holes they are 180 degree's apart, you can use any kind of lag screw or wood screw or even cement screws
935006
There is some side to side adjustment but not front to back, those holes are set. Hope this helps.
1169242
They are made to sit flush with each other and I have two units like this installed next to each other with no problem. They give you a clamp at that installs over the top to keep them together at the top. They look nice as a wall unit.
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They are fixed positions. I left the middle shelf out underneath to give more room for power tools.
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There are two adjusting bolts on the assembly. One is for left and right horizontal, and the other one is for up and down vertical.
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There are screws on the bottom you need to losen them on both side and move them in or out to get the length you need mine work out great
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They are designed to go face down. The shelves have wedges that hold them in place and the one inch side rail on the shelves go face down
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There is a plastic screw that is flush within the top tier. Someone posted a picture of the screw being used to secure the bottom tier. It is the same screw used to secure the top tier when fully assembled.
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Sharon, I did not keep the directions but it was a pretty straight forward assembly. First connect the two side to the back and then start connecting the bottom shelves to the assembly working your way to the top. The top tilt-able shelf. I did have a bit of a problem keeping the screw cover buttons in place and ended up putting a very small dot of glue on one place of each one as they popped out.I hope this helps you, it really is pretty easy to assemble.
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No, the screws do not line up; even though they are the same size, it is off by an cm.