Can it be mounted onto a sheet rock wall?
386392
It certainly can be mounted on to a sheet rock wall, but in my opinion you do have to be careful about its installation. While mine is mounted into a sheet rock wall, it is mounted directly on to a wood stud behind the sheet rock which, or course, supports the sheet rock. YOU CAN'T MOUNT THIS UNIT DIRECTLY ON SHEET ROCK AS IT CAN'T SUPPORT THE WEIGHT OF ITSELF PLUS THE TELEVISION MOUNTED THAT WAY. If it's going directly into a wood stud, you have the hardware in the kit to do that. If you're installing into a metal stud you need the Peerless Metal Stud Accessory Kit. Your choices with a sheet rock wall are to mount it directly into a stud, or use the proper IB40 model in-wall box which fits in between your studs for which you cut a hole in the wall to insert the box which then is anchored to the studs on either side of the box. The wall mount is then connected to the box. Mounted any other way with a sheet rock wall will cause the mount and more important, the television, to fall off the wall destroying the television.
386393
I have this mount holding a 50" Sony that weights about 35lbs. the mount is bolted to the studs in my wall...two bolts. It handles the weight just fine moves very easily in all directions. Great mount the way i am using it. However, i would not mount any tv or anything else heavier than 5lbs to just the sheetrock. Don't risk it.
1444642
Yes it indeed works well, if you want to just hang it flat on the wall, which we have done. Make sure that there is good wall support behind your sheet rock wall - we did install a piece of 2 x 4 between two vertical studs in the wall and then patched up with sheet rock, but then final product looks the best.
1143023
Yes.There is a keyhole opening on the rear surface of the base, which would enable wall mounting.
219632
Hello, this can not be mounted on a wall-mount. There are no holes for mounting.
2160150
If your wall is sheetrock, you could hang it with tacks or pushpin. It has several metal grommets at the top.
273168
It is made to fit in a 2x4 wall with sheet rock (4"). Hope that answers your question.
1707675
I don't think so. It's got to be screwed to a wall or something more resistant bc of the weight it will support.
1405561
You will have to purchase a drywall mounting bracket separately. If you are cutting in a new hole in the Sheetrock they make brackets specifically for that.
217401
I would not say that. You can stick them on any flat surface but they are very thin. You could insulate and cover your insulation (without having to worry about covering the lines in between sheet rock as long as it's mostly flattened out,) then apply, but they are mostly just decorative.
185905
I honestly don't know. We hung it on a sheet-rock painted wall in to a stud. I would assume if you have a stud, you could attach it to any kind of wall.
2177743
Yes it can i bought a cheetah mounting system for mine and have it on the wall.
1517292
That is simply the face plate, you would have to purchase a mount for it. I used a retrofit mount to simply "pinch" on to sheet-rock. you can face it up or down (even left or right if you put the mount in that way but the mounting screws would look odd). here is the mount I used Arlington Low-Voltage Mounting Bracket, 2-Gang
2044913
I will try and help. I do not have any of the paperwork any longer so what I will say is from how mine is mounted. The wall the unit is mounted in is a typical 2 x 4 wall with sheet rock on both sides. The sheet rock is 3/4", the 2 x 4's are only 3 5/8". Hope this helps.
2234327
Yes it can be mounted on a wall. We have two mounted on a wall and they work well.
1769080
There isn't a pre-designed way to mount it on a wall. It only has 4 rubber stoppers on the bottom to help prevent sliding on a flat surface. If you had a strong mounting strip, like the sticky type, perhaps you could wall mount it. Not sure how good it would hold.
494493
Yes. I first bolted a 3/4"x12"x32" oak board over the sheet rock and into the studs. Then I bolted the tv mount to the oak board. I would say as long as you are bolting it into the studs you are going to be okay. Do not even try to just use sheet rock anchors. Go and buy 3" hex head wood bolts. They are a couple of dollars for a bag of six. You first have to mount a portion of the bracket onto the TV. Then while it is still off the wall figure out where it will sit best.
992865
It is not designed to go on a wall as it does not have brackets or any way to mount it, but I would think you could use a few of those adhesive command strips to get the job done.