How does this mount to the wall? Are there mounting holes on the full width of the bracket next to the wall or just in the center?
273499
There are slots all along the rails across the back so you can hit your studs, then a nice plastic trim price hides them. Actually pretty nice.
273500
There are holes on the bracket for the full length. Its very easy to mount and can be adjust in all three dimensions. You can find more details here.http://www.sanus.com/eu/en/products/visionmount/full-motion-mount/VLF210
1454285
The bracket mounts on each side of the ibeam. But there are 2 bars that connect underneath. So it needs to be flush against the ibeam.
650852
Mounting holes are 1 1/2" center W and 6 " L center, total of 4 holes and compresses to 4". Hope that helps.
2232818
You have a couple of choices. There is a side mount or you can make a simple hole with a drill (just enough to allow a screw to pass). And that's it! Simple. It works great and it looks good. Had it for 6 months and still love it.
555429
The mount articulates (Turns) at two places Therefore it can be swung to either side of center or can be left straight out from the wall directly inline with the stud on which it is mounted. I mounted ours more to the right and then swung it left to line up exactly where I wanted it. It gives you a great deal of leeway when deciding which stud to mount it on. You can go approximately 16 inches (Stud spacing) either way and still line it up as you want it.
1854443
The sides of the brackets don't need to be exactly centered. Mine is offset by about 8 inches and it is fine - it just may affect the range of motion of the bracket once installed. I picked this bracket specifically because I had a corner with very little wall on one side and I needed an offset solution.
1975793
This is a very high quality, well-bulit mounting bracket......but, unfortunately it doesn't have an opening in the center of the wall mounted bracket. I also cut a hole (approx 2.5 inches diameter) in my drywall (between the studs), so that I could run my cables and wiring from the TV down between the studs, and then had them exit to the electrical socket, Dish Receiver, etc.. You can then use conduit to help hide the cables, wiring, etc, from being seen. From the start of mounting the wall mount untiul we were watching the TV set was approx 40 mins.Sorry for delay in answering your question, but I have been out-of-town ! This is a very high quality, well-bulit mounting bracket......but, unfortunately it doesn't have an opening in the center of the wall mounted bracket. I also cut a hole (approx 2.5 inches diameter) in my drywall (between the studs), so that I could run my cables and wiring from the TV down between the studs, and then had them exit to the electrical socket, Dish Receiver, etc.. You can then use conduit to help hide the cables, wiring, etc, from being seen. From the start of mounting the wall mount untiul we were watching the TV set was approx 40 mins.Sorry for delay in answering your... » Read More This is a very high quality, well-bulit mounting bracket......but, unfortunately it doesn't have an opening in the center of the wall mounted bracket. I also cut a hole (approx 2.5 inches diameter) in my drywall (between the studs), so that I could run my cables and wiring from the TV down between the studs, and then had them exit to the electrical socket, Dish Receiver, etc.. You can then use conduit to help hide the cables, wiring, etc, from being seen. From the start of mounting the wall mount untiul we were watching the TV set was approx 40 mins.Sorry for delay in answering your question, but I have been out-of-town ! « Show Less
1222269
It mounts towards the end where you see what looks like screws but actually screws in from the back. I don't remember the hole centers but I believe it was a typical size. Possibly about 2 1/2" (just a guess).
588340
It came with a bracket to mount it to the back of a display, I think it's a fairly standardized bracket. I am not looking at it now 'cos I am at work but I recall it having 2 separate sets of screw-holes (8 total), don't think you'll need anything extra save some screws.
1585785
The unit mounts vertically, centered into a wall stud. To view the actual hole spacing, I would need to unmount my TV... there are three holes approximately 2" apart. This unit is built for stout. Hope this helps.
525569
i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
870965
Yes comes with mounting bracket, u can drill more holes in it if you want to mount it in differ spots, I had to make a few more holes when I mounted my unit.
1354593
it goes together very easy and only two holes for mounting to the wall. I really like mine keeps things organized. hope this helps you.
1184704
Bracket is 25.5 inches wide and the holes are spaced 6 1/2 inches from top to bottom. Should easily stud mount at least 2 screws.
1857282
I looked at the base and there are 4 "holes" in the base that could be used to mount the fan, but there is no true wall mount bracket. Hope that helps. We love these fans.
762298
No, the center of the tv is roughly five inches to the right of the bracket center that connects to the stud in the wall. I wish I could provide a photo as I just took one of the bottom of my television with my smartphone. This is, of course, very important for people who need/want to mount their tv in a specific location. This became a bit of a problem for me since I wanted to attach one of those floating vertical shelf brackets for my blu-ray player, etc. directly and centered under the TV using the same stud. I can still do it using butterfly clamps through the drywall but that's not as secure as drilling through the stud in the wall (like I did for my tv).
1580294
There are no mounting brackets, but there is screw holes. I purchased it to hook to the wall above the splash board. So far I'm not happy with it. It's too cumbersome. Home Depot has sets you can put together to make as long as you would want. But yes you would have to cut a hole in the side of the desk and to hide some cord, If you have any pets or kids it will be a tempting for them to play with