Did you use bigger , longer screws to mount your hanger
1978693
No, I used the ones that came with it because I was mounting into 5/8" thick wood paneling. You may need longer screws depending on your application.
1978694
I did. I also bought new anchors fit the sheet rock and used 1.5 inch screws. I made sure to hit 1 stud, which doesn't require a anchor.
1978695
Yes actually. I used those metal molly screws being the guitars weigh at least 10 -15 pounds each except for my acoustics.
1978696
I ended up returning these mounts because without reinforcing with wood before attaching to wall I was told not safe enough to hold the weight . I'm sure it depends if you are going into a stud could be different.
1978697
I first mounted a 16 inch wide piece of decorative hardwood and secure that into the studs. Then I used the screws that came with the mount to attach it to the hardwood.
1978698
I did. Didn't trust the screws that came with the system. Wasn't going to have a guitar fall off the wall.
1589312
Sandra it come with the screws. If you want, I can mesure the hanger. They are bigger than the image suggest.
1426189
I made my own. Don't know of a manufactured hanger. Might be some out there. Not sure.
2131010
I like Terrence's answer. However, I must have had long stems so I used the original flange against the wall then the escheution followed by the handle. I had to cut off part of each flange nearest the handle and get longer screws.
438138
Screws came with my Mount,but Lowes or Home Depot has metric screws to fit.Don't remember the size
650761
I had a space but not that large. Also the screws to attach them were almost toooo long.
1515267
I do believe the screws are about 5/8" long, but when you take into account the thickness of the hook itself, you should be alright.
585264
I bought some at Ace Hardware for hanging small items just remove the metal hook they are a little bigger but they work
1932419
I had to buy longer screws for mine, I just purchased the break off screws.
868121
Measure the short side and buy the hangers with the higher number that's closest to the short side length of you plates... i.e if you plates are 7" x 10" you should buy the 4" to 7" plate hanger. The snugger the fit...the more secure your plate(s) will be. Hope that helps! Joe @ Readsome
2270489
I believe so. If you notice the 2 uprights on the plate that the TV mounts to, then come off that plate and screw into the mount holes on the back of the TV then hook onto the plate and are secured with set screws. I have a 36 inch mounted on it and there is still enough room on the plate to spread those hangers wider.
156728
Yes, even with a little sag in the wire used to hang my picture the mounting hardware is not visible. As a reference the picture I hung is 28X31 inches.
1580540
if they're long enough, I had to drill and use the screws that came with them
1388183
KevinThe screws that the manufacture supplies are too big. You will need to use smaller ones.
2244727
I stretched 3foot long 2x2 board between my cabinets over my sink and hung the bar from it. It was easier for me in my situation, than putting ceiling anchors in the drywall ceiling.
869970
Take those screws with you to a hardware store and get them a little longer. You might want to measure from the bottom of the metal where screw goes in to the top of the board. that way you don't get them to long. I had the same problem. You have to do it yourself. Hope that helps. Orlando
1447748
It's been almost a year since I mounted them but I believe they were around 1 1/4". I was able to put one hanger into a stud, the other one I had to use anchors. Where the screws go is an open "U" so you could use other brass screws if you wanted to.