how 'thick' is the bracket (from wall surface to where you screw it in)?
994972
The bracket is 2 pieces. You screw the metal piece into the wall, then cover it with the plastic white piece. The metal sits flat on the wall at the location where the screws go. So the answer to your question I think, is just the thickness of the metal which is maybe a couple mm. Hope that helps.
632111
It's a decent thickness. I bought pins longer than normal push pins for it & they go in pretty far. Although, I gave it as a gift with a map adhered to it so I'm going from memory.
2271377
I would say 3/4" thick. It is very beautiful, strong and much used. It is quite heavy and mine is hanging on an obscure wall where it is easily accessible.
1262591
About an inch plus the thickness of the shelf. Worked fine for my application.
848449
Looks like somewhere between 1.75" - 1 13/16". I have a spare and measured it and it was closer to 1.75" from the center of the mounting hole to the end of the bracket. I also measured one mounted up with a light and would says its 1 15/16".
863262
If you include depth of the mounting piece, the bracket extends 10" from the wall.
1873044
Minimum 3/4" on wood, 3/8" steel plate, after that it you can go as thick as you want, mount bracket is 3/4" angle iron - L shape
760648
Katherine, the bracket itself is out about and 1" and a 1/2 plus the thickness of what ever you put on it. I use 3/4" so it will be about 2 1/4" to 2 1/2" from what ever you hook it to. Hope that helps. Clarence
231464
The underside with the brackets. It´s of excellent quality. Just make sure to locate the stud inside the wall for installation. Otherwise it would not support your weight.
298032
I believe it's an inch in diameter....it's textured as well. I have mine mounted against a side wall instead of from the ceiling and braced with two ratcheted come-alongs. Sucker can support both my wife and I dead-hand and full weight without even creaking.
2167246
They say 150lbs. Bracket is nice because it has so many holes that its easy to adjust to find studs. Heaven forbid you ever take it down. If you strip the alan wrench screw, youll have to buy a screw removal kit. Went through this when I changed the wall colors.
1475248
Fixture is held by a bracket that mounts on a wall. The screw holes for the bracket are just over 4" apart, drilled horizontally.
714081
The bracket by itself sticks our about 1 1/4." With a 3/4" thick shelf, it takes up about 2" of width from the wall.
2160308
About 4" but I would think twice about ordering because they left out all the u bolts and nuts for this bracket. I was at my place upstate NY and couldn't waist time bringing it home and returning it so I had to buy all the hardware to put it up.
1540587
Don't know exactly, but allow for wall thickness approximately 1-1/2" to 2" all around. Would not suggest turning it on its side due to compressor.
1248044
I do not have the bracket at my home, it is at our lake house. It is approximately 5 or 6 inches between vertical holes and my studs were 16 inches apart horizontally.I found my studs with a stud finder and used the bubble level to level the bracket. I held the bracket to the wall as hard against the wall as possible while I laid out the holes with my other hand. The hardest part of the project was to figure out how the television designer intended to mount the vertical mounting pieces to the back of the television. After that it was a snap.
1986083
I don't remember the thickness, but I used the corner brackets and screws for support and leveling and still had to construct extra support half the distance length ways because it sagged in the middle with only the corners supported.