So if my studs are 16" on center, I guess I need to open up the walls?
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No it attaches to the wall in the front. You just find the stud and use the screws to attach it to the wall. They also give you a screw that holds it to the drywall also because it will fit just on one stud. It won't go to the other stud. So you use one stud on one side and the drywall screw on the other.
300889
If you have a stud finder, you can just tap into the 16 inch studs. Fits perfectly. You DO have to securely hit the studs though since this board is so heavy. You do not have to open the Sheetrock. We hit one stud using the stud finder and then used the Sheetrock screws for the other 5 holes. The board weighs about 20 pounds and this installation is very secure.
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If you have a stud finder, you can just tap into the 16 inch studs. Fits perfectly. You DO have to securely hit the studs though since this board is so heavy. You do not have to open the Sheetrock.We hit one stud using the stud finder and then used the Sheetrock screws for the other 5 holes. The board weighs about 20 pounds and this installation is very secure.
300891
the only option I see is either open up the wall to mount a support or you could mount a decorative board to the wall that covers 2 studs then mount the ironing board to that
300892
You don't need to open up your walls. Just use the sheet rock anchors they send or similar. Works fine. Really a good product. Hope this helps
611614
I used an anchor because my wall studs are 22 on center 2x6s? They (2) have not fallen down.
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It can be installed in the center of garage just make sure you hit the studs as would be expected.
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u can change the distance between them. my studs weren't perfectly spaced where i mounted it.
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I used a drill to drive the screws into the wall studs. I'm too lazy to twist them in by hand. You don't need a drill, but it speeds things up.
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Yes you can put it in a 16" on center 2x4 wall. First drill a small hole and stick in a cut off coat hanger to see if in fact it is a 2x4 wall. BE CAREFUL of pocket doors, medicine cabinets, waste pipes (PVC), water pipes, and Romex wires. I would use a sheetrock hand saw. Unless you are absolutely sure of what's behind that sheetrock, saber saws and sawsalls cut way too fast and have no feel. POD
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I have a 60 inch f 8500 Samsung plasma. I just made sure to use some larger/longer screws and I also made sure to screw into the studs. They should be on 16" centers though if cheaply done may be on 24" centers. Use a stud finder to locate the studs and drill a pilot hole to make sure you are in the right place. If you put 2 1/2 or 3" screws into the studs weight will not be an issue.
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mine fit into the wall studs with no problem, I think the extra dept must be the outside cabinet
897195
Don't know how that is possible because the mount points are 16" apart. There are 3 of them, one in the middle and one on each side. If you have 24' center studs and you put the center mount point there, the side mounts will not hit your studs.
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Yes, the mounting holes are setup for wall studs on 16" centers. The vertical spacing of the holes are approximately 2 1/2".
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I wouldn't. It weighs a lot and it will be under a lot of stress. If I were you, I would mount a 4-2"x6"'s horizontally across your wall, attaching them to your studs, and then mount the pull-up bar through the studs on one side and into just the 2"x6"'s on the other side.
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).
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No, the wall opening required is 14in X 24in. You would have to cut the opening larger.
2068118
I'm not sure. Perhaps it might depend on if your able to affix it to studs at all four entry points?
2035136
The unit is sized to fit between wall studs set on 16 inch centers. The fan comes with a paper template that aids in layout of the wall opening and mounting screw locations. This fan will fit any wall that has the studs set on 16 inch centers (minimum)
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Simple answer - No. Wall opening can be slightly smaller than advertised but not more than half an inch.
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No problem, just be sure that your fasteners are attach to studs or thick wood... Enjoy