How far apart are the holes for the mounting screws? I would like to hang it on the wall and want both screws to hit a stud.
216121
There are one and three-fourths inches from the center of one mounting screw to the center of the other mounting screw. Hope your studs are real close together!
216122
I dont know the distance but they BOTH will not hit studs. FYI. This is a very small trash can, about the size of a shoe box.
216123
The holes are 2 in. apart and there are 2 of them located mid center in the back of the unit.
2217883
I connected it to studs. It has two pre-drilled holes which are 16" apart. Comes with wooden plugs to cover holes. Don't remember if the screws were included or not. Not an issue.
793735
Two wall studs are needed 16" apart. The mount comes with lots of extra hardware to adapt to almost any flat screen TV.
529920
Hello Joan, my experience with this mount is that you have to mount it on the studs, the dimensions are on the box or in the description before you purchase it
1108983
Mounting holes are 1" from each end. Adequate space to use electric drill to drive mounting screw even with the holder against the wall.
1963327
I have not installed mine yet but according to the instructions there are appropriately space holes already on the back of the unit for mounting to wall studs. You need to supply your own lag screws for that though.
2036220
Honestly, I don't remember the exact distance, 2.5 to 3 inches, I think. However, I suggest orienting the two screws vertically so they can both go into a stud. The cover can be rotated any amount needed to place the holding screws at the bottom.
793645
It takes two screws to mount. If your're not going into a stud it would be good to use moly's with the screws. I honestly can't remember if they came with it but I'm inclined to say it didn't.
1184703
The mounting plate is about 24 X 9. You should be able to find a couple of studs to lag into. There are predrilled mounting hole from one end to the other. I was very pleased with the quality of this product.
2250073
The screw holes are just about 17" on the widest one. The over all length of the mount is over 18" though and there is room enough to drill a hole in the mount to make it 18" if you wanted to go through the trouble and have a drill to go through a plate like this. Great that builders are always messing things up by trying to save a buck on a build! I would have no issue drilling a hole and putting this up at 18". It is doable. Or you could just hit one stud up real solid and use anchors for your other screws if you didn't want to put a hole next to the line of holes.
1695501
Yes, the spacing is set so that it should be the right distance to screw into two studs. If you don't screw into the studs I would be seriously concerned it would fall off the wall because it's really heavy.
1754467
I used drywall screws (instead of the screws that come with it), and it seems pretty secure in the drywall.The mounting holes are about 28" apart, so you will not be able to get both sides in a stud. It's not that heavy though, so it shouldn't be a problem.
1003697
No - the wall mounting holes are different - I did not measure them - just held it up level on the wall and marked the holes - but they are spread farther apart than the 100 x 100 mm which mounts to the back of the monitor. You could purchase two of them and bolt them together - don't know if that helps.
742810
16" apart for studs. I found it necessary to hang on 3 studs total for maximum stability. Not sure of an alternative.
127003
If the studs are too far apart, you could always lay down a base board that matches up to the studs, then mount the bar on top of that. I did this with my bar and it works like a charm. As for your question, The bar is not adjustable width-wise so your studs may not match up.
9471
I'm not sure. But I think the hanging holes are at like 23 inches... Apart..which means you should put the top hole on a stud, and the bottom two with wall anchors.. I would be willing to say that it would be 26" across the back.
438046
If you're seating this directly into the drywall, I'd say yes. Although, if I recall correctly, the pre-drilled holes are spaced roughly sixteen(16) inches apart, so if you have flexibility in where you place the hanger, you can simply drive a screw into the stud on one end, level it, and the other hole should line up with the other stud.