What is the minimum required distance from the studs to accommodate the screw clips that secure it to the wall?
1511095
The screw clips secure on to the wall itself. You should use a stud finder to locate the studs, and use the template provided with your speakers between the studs. Make sure you're not too close to the wall studs since it will prevent the clips to anchor on to the wall. I gave myself enough room to center my speakers between the studs.
402246
Mine is 10". I'm fairly confident that you can set the mounting screws at any distance.
1570930
The tie rack is 14 inches long when collapsed. When Fully extended it is 28 inches long. The bracket portion that attaches to the wall, needs about 14 inches if the 2 fastening screws are located at their extreme position on either end. However, there are other slots on the bracket so that the screws could be located closer together if need be. Thus the wall it is attached to, could be less than the 14 inches. Hope this helps.
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.
2067637
Yes. Not much but inch or two. I can check if you give me exact distance of studs.
1916353
The brackets hang from the top/ceiling. Therefor the distance from the wall would be just the thickness of the background closest to the wall. That would be 3-4 inches.
256573
Sorry, I can't remember for sure. I just know I needed 12-13 inches to reach the edge of my cabinets and it was greater than that. Maybe 16" or better. The whole bracket was very heavy for my purpose also, keep that in mind. You'll need a good stud or two to tap into.
294636
The holes in the mount allow for you to install it 16", 24" or any other stud spacing apart. In the closed position it is about 5" between the wall and the TV. My builder install my other TV with a mount 3 times the price of this one that is from another manufacture, looks the same, and install the same. Wish I would have brought my own mount and installed both myself. My suggestion is to buy this mount, follow the easy instruction, install your TV yourself, and tell everyone about the excellent mount you brought and to install it themselves!
1558378
This should be answered directly from the manufacturer, try 1-800-642-4328. When mounted from the ceiling the minimal wall clearance is 18" !
1135260
I was able to line up 1 set of vertical mounting holes on a wall stud and used 4" lag bolts. It's also on the side of a closet, so the location might discourage prying efforts.
1916593
Not sure since my wife's is mounted. It is slightly smaller than the chrome part that attaches to the base that is screwed to the wall. Recommend securing the base to a stud.
925691
I installed this at my sons house, so I don't have the mount here to measure. But, as I remember it's at least 24 inches (maybe a little more) - enough to mount on studs that are 16", 18" or 24" apart.
1874256
The outside holes of the mounting bracket are 32" apart for mounting to wall studs. The brackets are mounted to a wood inner support. They could be removed and located in your choice of position.
292406
From the mounting surface 30.25 inches overall, perfect distance to tap the wall with a foot to control dismount Center of bar is 3 inches closer to wall and does NOT spin as it is welded to a "T" mount on each end (note photo)
641785
They are 16" apart...I was still concerned about a lag bolt not hitting the stud correctly so I attached 2x8 s to the studs and then attached the wall mount to the 2x8s. Gave me more peace of mind...no problems here.
272327
It's 11 3/8 inches between the screw holes. It ended up being too short of a distance for my standard cabinet. I didn't want to risk ruining my door.
2284593
1 1/8"; unfortunately it has to be attached to the wall, above the frame edge. It can't be attached to the rear of the frame, which would be convenient.