I would like to mount these on a cement wall, does anyone see a problem with that??
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These come with drywall anchors, but if you have the tools and supplies to sink screws or supports into the cement wall in a way that holds the weight and won't slip, it should be fine.
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There are no mounting brackets on the back of these, so it would be difficult to mount them to a wall.
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with all due respect, please ask the manufacturer. I hung mine on a normal interior wall, not concrete.
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you could just not install them and the stands would lay flat for the most part my polk monitor 40s sit fine on them with no spikes on cement. For wood I'd put the felt pads on the holes to not scratch =)
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That is correct, and I am not sure of a way to easily mount them. Good luck!
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Depending on how heavy the speakers are you are using, I believe pre-drilled holes and the blue cement screws would hold. Stay w/ the specs on weight. Otherwise, you can find pretty much any anchor you need at Lowes or Home Depot. Totally satisfied w/ these wall mount stands.
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Mounting that much weight onto a drywall? I'll be using the included screws and mounting into your beams/struts behind the wall, so yes they'll be fine
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Hi Carl, I have used them while in my maintenance basement which has concrete walls and ceiling and seems to work fine
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Speakers aren't designed for wall mounting. Plug connections are on the back. You could put them on a shelf. You would need to come up with your own method to get them mounted to a wall.
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Not sure mine has been mounted to my concrete wall for a year. However I did drill them bigger as this is just plastic then I added steel plates as described in other reviews to strenghen. Used large concrete anchors instead of what came with real
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I sure wouldn't use them on a cement patio. Drilling the hole is permanent, and if in the future the item were discontinued that sure wouldn't be a good thing. Yes, if they burn out you'd need to buy new lights. On my wooden steps I figure if they burn out and replacements aren't available I can get surface mounts.
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I've mounted them on drywall and on plywood in a chicken coop, even though the instructions clearly state that it shouldn't be used outside. Worked fine for years! I haven't tried mounting to cinder blocks, but if you can drill into them and provide the right connectors, then there's no reason that it can't be done.
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I wouldn't recommend a concrete wall with these. They need a hollow space to deliver sound, so a solid wall won't work. Depth wise you are looking at 3 or 3.5 inches. These also mount by clamping to drywall. You would need to work that out too. Best bet would be to create a box for the speaker and mount that to the wall.
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Chris, they were easy to mount. I just used one drywall size screw. You can also mount it aiming slightly left or right.
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If no problem, work very well, I have concrete walls, and they worked perfectly.
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I believe wall registers have a mounting to hold them in place. These do not. So, while it might work, but that's not the application these are made for.
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I would be uncomfortable with that idea because it may tip over. However if you attached them to the wall I think it would work