will this mount work for wood wall? i have dry wall and 2 by 4's
2058550
Yes, it will work on wood fine ,I brought dry wall anchors for The room with the dry wall
2209916
I got this wall mount and I hanged an 80" flat tv. It is holding very good but you will need to find the stud in the wall and use the big screws into the stud. The drywall will not support it by itself.
1995234
The answer is yes to both sides of the question. I installed this fan in a doublewide which has less than 2x4 thick walls. I had to adapt for the smaller wall and paneling without drywall. It should fit fine for your installation application. This does fit 2x4 stud walls with 1/2" drywall on both sides.
278222
I purchased these for a 1-1/2" solid wood shelf that is 36" long and 10" deep. They are pretty strong brackets and look very nice. We haven't had any issues with them and they could probably hold a shelf up to 48" long if you really needed to. I would just make sure they are installed into a stud versus using the wall anchors in just the drywall. Hope that helps.
750130
Yes it will. However, the metal piece that connects the bar to the mount piece broke off a few weeks ago after only about a year's use. Had anything breakable been on my counter under the holder the metal piece would have smashed it when the bar fell. The only piece left on the wall was the metal part that screws into the wall. i since have purchased an oak wall mount paper towel holder to replace the holder.
648712
Yes, that is exactly what we did. My husband mounted two small strips of wood to the wall (because the board frame is not wide enough to reach two studs) and mounted the board to those strips. Works great.
2188211
Sorry, NO. The base is wide enough for a 6 by 6 inch piece of wood ( pressure-treated preferred) which can then be mounted on a 4 by 4 inch post. The 2x2 is too small for a secure mount.
535333
I can understand you being nervous, I was also! I used this mount for a much smaller 42" LED TV and it worked out fine. Trying to hide the cables and power cord in the wall actually was much harder. Just make sure you have something very substantial that the lag screws that go into the wall can "bite" into or screw into. No way will ordinary drywall/wall board be able to hold the weight of a TV. If you can attach to the studs, or concrete block or brick behind the wall this mount can work. Good luck
1372479
Yup. Just tested it, swiveled my 54inch so the left side was flush against the wall and the right side stuck straight out. Works with the right side against the wall also. Be advised, the mount is very heavy and requires 2 studs to secure
1682164
Yes it does that's what I have on mine TV yes will work on dry wall but try to find the studs so it can be safe
965465
I think this will do the job. Just look at what the picture shows. You screw the four pieces to your existing 100x100 mount and the outside corners will be 200x200. I don't think it matters whether it's wall mounted or not.
1783761
If you have 4" or 3" spacing holes on the back of your unit, it should mount fine.
1025330
It should be fine, if not just mount a small piece of plywood on the wall and then mount the wall mount to that, use lag bolts if you have to go that route. Thats what I did and my 55 inch is holding just fine
2089688
Look at this video starting at 5:27 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWSq-s7JN10. I think there will be no problem with the mount, but if you use the RCA type connectors on the back, they will be very close to the wall and you may need 90 degree adapters.
865732
YES, check out this URL: http://www.omnimount.com/products/tv_wall_mounts/full_motion/4n1-m/
44379
It would depend on the stud spacing. I mounted it to a scrap 2x8 and then screwed the 2x8 to the studs thru my sheetrock wall with 4inch lag screws. It made a nice clean installation. You can drill thru the 2x8 at whatever stud spacing you happen to have.
258834
I would not rely on the anchors in dry wall. Make sure you have a stud somewhere behind where you will install it. The plate is large enough that you should find at least 1 stud. Out of the 4 bolts, make sure 2 hit a stud.