I have 24" spacing on my wall studs. Will this unit be able to mount to two studs?
278020
I appreciate your answers. However, I did receive this reply from a Rosewill representative..."Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting Rosewill Support.We apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing with our product.We will gladly assist you with your problem. There is hole spacing on the back to accommodate your 24" wall studs."Should this answer be taken at face value or is the rep just trying to sell merchandise?
278021
No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's not! I hope this helps.
278022
Use wood or 3/4" plywood 26" long to go between the studs. Then drill pilot holes for the back-plate and mount to the wood with the screws provided.
278023
No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's not! I hope this helps. No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's... » Read More No it will not, the mounting plate is only 20" long, but you can cut a piece of 2" by 12" lumber to length (in your case 27" this will give you an inch and a half overlap, so the wood doesn't split, paint it if you want), screw that to the stubs then screw the mount to the lumber. Don't try to use anything thinner than 2" thick lumber. I recommend you use 3 1/2" X 5/16 lag bolts and washers (three in each stud). Drill 5/16" holes in the lumber to allow for the bolt shank and 15/64" pilot holes in the studs. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's not! I hope this helps. « Show Less
1818466
Most wall studs are 2x4's. The mount comes with large bolts to screw into the studs.
1158244
The mounting holes are 20"-22" apart, so they will only mount to a stud on one side. Sorry.........
1431434
The holes are 22 3/4 inches apart. The entire unit is 24 inches long so the mounting holes are at the ends.
1298853
There are lots of holes to choose from to mount. No certain spacing required. For example, the rod (the main part) is larger than the board (only 11") I mounted it on. You should have no problem getting it to work. I love it!
141409
you need one long enough to hit the studs,,the one I bought reaches the stud which are 36 inches apart to center it on the wall.It's possible that you may only go 24 inches on a smaller wall.
879234
I have it installed in the wall.. here it fits right between studs. So if your stud spacing is same or more you should be fine. Moreover the specs say Cutout Dimension: 14.1" (W) x 7" (H)- Mounting Depth: 3.25" so as long as you have that much space you should be ok.
1988007
Yes this stand will allow you to do that I have two 24.4 inch screens and a 22.2 inch mounted on the stand
1870167
I can tell you its definitely too large to attach all 4 holes to one stud. I have a 20 inch TV mounted only using two holes.
216121
There are one and three-fourths inches from the center of one mounting screw to the center of the other mounting screw. Hope your studs are real close together!
793735
Two wall studs are needed 16" apart. The mount comes with lots of extra hardware to adapt to almost any flat screen TV.
930101
No, it is designed to go into the wall between studs with a minimum of 14" wide space (studs on standard 16" on center spacing = 14 1/2 " wide space).
1134436
The wall bracket is about 28 Inches...I ordered this one to fit a TV with 24 Inch mount holes on the back.
1284735
Yes you could put the screws in the last holes and that would be 24 inches. I have mine at 16 because that is where my studs were! Most houses the studs are 16 on center, I've not heard of any being 24 on center, what I would do is use two 2x6s and run them across the 24 in gap and go from there! The only thing with that is your TV would be 1 5/8 inches farther out than just the plain mount!
1888788
I cut the two side legs and mounted the unit on a wall. I don't know if this item will fit your space...sorry
775937
You can mount it through multiple holes on the back/wall plate. I was easily able to mount it to two studs, and (if I remember correctly) I think I could have done three if I aligned it right.
93027
The bracket that mount to studs/wall has multiple slots that span the entire width of bracket. It should work.