How deep into the wall would you say the screws for the wall plate go?
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I can't remember exactly how long the screws were (maybe two inches). But i would guess that as long as you have screws that go one inch into the stud, then you are fine. Remember, the weight creates downward pressure, so its not going to pull straight out from the wall. Use a couple more if you are really worried.
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I am not near mine, but I believe it is about 3-4 inches deep when wall mounted.EDIT< Their Website says 2 inches.
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The depth of your drywall will also play a role in how deep it sets in the wall. I'd say its about 2 inches past the drywall that's the pass through part I referring to. The outlet is shallower you may be able to use a shallow box on the outlet
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There is a lot of leeway in regards to where you want to insert the screws into the studs. I would not have any fear or hesitation. I am very pleased with this wall mount.
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Andrea,The plate that hooks to TV is 4-3/4" x 4-3/4". The holes in plate to screw to TV are (center of hole to center of hole) 3-15/16" x 3-15/16" or 2-15/16" x 2-15/16". Plate that screws to wall is 5-11/16" x 3" and has two holes to mount to wall that a 1/4" bolt will go though it. The kit does come with the hardware to screw to TV and to mount to wall.-John
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You would have to drill holes through the mounting plates to run screw through them
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Probably too long. I decided to put mine in the wall because if I put them into the cabinet they would have got all the way through. Really I should have just bought smaller screw's but I was to lazy and didn't care.
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They have similar hardware like installing an electrical outlet. I would say no deeper than 4 inches.
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It fits over the wall plate. The screw is not long but it holds the device in place.
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Plate? Do you mean a wall plate? If you mean wall plate, you will want to remove the wall plate before inserting this surge protector. Not sure what you mean by plate, or, what your plate looks like but, this surge protector has to be pushed in all the way so you cannot leave your wall plate on. This surge protector is about 5 inches wide. If it is inserted, it might cover the switch on your plate or the switch on your plate might even prevent you from pushing this surge protector in all the way. The back of this surge protector has 1 sets of prongs. You would want to plug those prongs into the top outlet, the device would cover both top and bottom outlets and it would also cover more surface area to the left and right.
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There was def some room to give when I used this on standard drywall, but I couldn't give you an exact depth the screws allowed
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it would depend on how thick the wall was. Most walls are the width of a 2x4, plus sheetrock on both sides - something like 5". You'd need a liner I think to cover up the guts of the wall, and the screws between the two outer plates wouldn't be long enough to reach the other side.
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I used the screws that came with it, and pulled it out of the wall within 24 hours. By being a klutz and tripping against it! Replace the 1" screws with 1.5" and you'll be happy.
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According to the specs this is what they say...Wall Depth: 1/2", 5/8", and up to 1-1/2"
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Should be plenty of room. Approximately 2.5 inches deep from face of plate.
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The part that attaches to the wall is right at 4.5 inches. Maybe a hair shy of that.
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The mounting screws go in to a depth of about 3/4 of an inch into the frame. If I understand the question correctly. My frame was about the same width and it worked.