How far apart are the holes on the top braces (front to back measurement)? My ceiling joists are 16" on center, so I'm wondering if this will work.
1637250
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. The bar is set up for 48 inches between the brackets, so 16 OC will work. If you are trying to span your joists with the brackets, that won't work, each bracket has 4 lag bolts. You could probably get it so that each bracket has 1 bolt in each joist, but then it wouldn't be as sturdy.
898540
Sorry for the delay. Holes are 2" apart on center, although they are actually slots so there's a good amount of wiggle room.
1052919
Yes, it will mount to studs 16 inch on center. one side has counter sink holes and the other side has short slotted holes.I spent a lot of time at first to make sure I knew the location of the stud before drilling. I use this every day putting up and down. This will last a very long time. Built with quality.
1211157
The holes are offset. Can you be more specific on the measurements that you want?
2111148
The screw holes are 16 inches apart.Hope your day is going well...............Evelyn in Texas
1471567
My experience is with the 18" bar, horizontally mounted, which can be installed on studs 16" on center. The details are in my review at http://www.amazon.com/review/R3O4JPSFZVDHT3/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm. The 36" would fit in a similar fashion on stud pair at 32".
772253
Absolutely will work, ours is attached to a large screw eye in our ceiling joist. I found we were happier when the screw eye was close to a basement wall. With it close to the wall you can put your feet against the wall for some exercises.
246944
The last screw holes are 16 and a half inches apart. It fits between the normal studs. It is a very nice mount we really like it.
2178180
the inside edge of the holes measure just under an inch. It's 1 5/8 center to center of the holes. I didn't get a chance to measure the center hole (it's installed in another house and I did't have time to take it off). But it looks like it would be real close to 1 1/16th center openning
1301448
My husband used the two center holes along the shafts to mount the brackets to studs. I was able to look up under the kayak enough to see that he did this because the two holes you are referring to are located just to either side of the stud. This would make the distance between the inner edges of the holes 1 1/2".
240601
It is 16" W x 14" H. Remember your studs should 16" on center. Therefore it should fit between the studs.
1163932
1/2" bolts fit through the holes with enough clearance, holes are not perfect.Center to center is 1 7/16 to 1 1/2"
1811206
I measured these for you. At the very top you would have 16" but, the middle portion where your forearms would have to go through is only 13". Hope this helps.
1931225
The distance from the wall to the back of the panel is about the same as the base dimension: 12mm. This by direct measurement. I would have got back to you sooner, but as I said, they are in use in my office to hang a flag, which means right below the ceiling. I cannot account for the 16mm measurement, since I feel my own was +/- 1mm.
2111744
Unless my saw if different, the holes do NOT line up side to side....the front holes are exactly 14 inches apart whereas the rear are 16 inches, therefore do NOT fit my table like my old one did, but yes, same front to back. What's up with that??
1356131
I have 14 foot ceilings in my garage. Leg's adjustable to 48". SafeRack custom installed for $99. Great deal. Work and look great.
1196851
the holes are definitely 3" apart on the back (what you drill into your drawer face. i know because I just installed these on a set of drawers I recently made). I didn't measure the height, but maybe the 2" is talking about the height?