Anyone have any experience with flat mounting these?
202194
I did it a few months ago for a 13" x 22" plywood tray mounted on part of the floor of a corner cabinet. When extended, the tray comes out from the cabinet into the kitchen like a drawer would, but there is less material since it has no drawer sides, just a small lip. So far it works but there is a decent amount of deflection and a bit of bounce if I push on the end of the tray when it's fully extended on the slides. I treat it more carefully than other drawers and don't load it heavily, especially at the front end.
202195
They wouldn't be very strong that way. They're designed to carry a load while mounted on a vertical surface.
1895534
I used these mounts http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002WN1GOW/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and mounted them on the ceiling.
897655
I mounted wire racks on the sides, with no problem, however, for center support, I ran a 1x2 up the back. I'll try to post photo,s on the review site.
140797
Sorry, Didn't mount them. Just placed them on the floor. They point up which is good for surround.
872597
these are not mushed flat. They may still work, depending on the clearance between louver slats. They might scratch the door.
1433516
They come mounted and aired up. I would still recommend double checking the pressure either way to be safe. Simple and easy installation. Just bolt them on.
4834
I have the larger 8" version of the. I simply used the "u" shaped bracket that the manufacturer offers and attached with anchors that are appropriate for the wall you are hanging them on. I hung mine on brick in a horizontal position (speakers side by side instead of one above the other).
2227387
should be fine if its round, if its rectangular the short side should work. Just be sure to mount them on a clean, hopefully non-porous surface for the best grip. I have some in place for over a year now and the mounts are just as tight as day 1.
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
333411
i bought mounts separately but never used them. save a few buck and mount them to the wall -- think it looks better anyway.
376726
I have used the mounts on the speakers themselves to rest on screws on the wall. Make sure screws hold strong
766467
They are squared off so you could use some metal straps to mount. I'm not sure if that's there design The only issue with mounting I can see is that you sort of have to bend them to get it apart, they snap together pretty hard.
363965
Based on their shape, I don't think so. Mine mount flat, though. But, because they are not flat and have a small lip around the edge, I don't think you could get a good bend.
564622
Yes they will. My husband has his mounted on an angle. You should know that only 2 come in the box. I was surprised by that.
1781482
I've seen them installed using plastic zip cables, though never done it myself. Good luck.
2069788
Depth is the biggest issue. I agree that using rails would be best, but I successfully mounted mine just using the front mounting tabs. I do have other things below it that give some extra support.
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If you care about the sound quality and imaging, heck no, you will not even think about wall mounting them. These are not speakers to use if you're cramped for space or want to save space. They aren't super finicky about placement, but as it goes with any bipole/dipole speaker, you need space between it and the rear wall for the best performance.