The studs in my wall are 24 inches apart, will this mount work in that situation?
1029329
I just installed this unit in my home. The plate that goes against the wall will not accommodate 24" spaced studs. But what you could do is find a 26" long piece of strong wood (1" thick ply, or 3/4" solid wood) and attach that to your wall and then screw the plate for this unit into that piece of wood. This is a great wall unit that allows a full 90 degree swing of a 60" flat panel! The only one that I could find allowing that kind of swing. Good luck.
925691
I installed this at my sons house, so I don't have the mount here to measure. But, as I remember it's at least 24 inches (maybe a little more) - enough to mount on studs that are 16", 18" or 24" apart.
1158244
The mounting holes are 20"-22" apart, so they will only mount to a stud on one side. Sorry.........
1117705
Measure the screw holes on the back. If the top two holes are either 4 inches apart or 3 inches apart, when measured center to center, this mount will work.
1308708
I have 2 23 inch screens and a vertical mounted screen and they all touch edge to edge. To answer your question the two outer mounts can touch the center mount, so your 24 and 2 17 inch screens should not leave a gap.
418463
i had a similar situation. i found the largest drywall anchor i could find and used it on the non stud side. fortunately my tv is relatively light. if it were heavier, i would have made a custom mount for the wall bracket out of either scrap metal or thin lumber. so then you could span the 24" stud with the custom mount & attack the bracket assembly to it. it would take some work to make it look nice, so you might try the oversized drywall anchor first lolbtw I've had my 32" mounted with the drywall anchor for over a year now.
1074298
Judith, this mount is universal and can be adjusted to match various TV models. To ensure compatibility, please check the bolt hole locations behind your TV and measure the horizontal and vertical distance between them. For this mount the suitable TV mounting Holes are up to 24" apart horizontally and up to 15.7" vertically.
945333
Shouldn't be a problem, there are slots on the back of the mounting bracket about 2 inches long. They are approximately 16 inches apart to centers horizontally and 8 inches vertically. Works well in my bedroom on a 47" TV and has a long reach to swing the TV out.
1078721
This wall mount will work with your TV, as long as the bolt hole locations behind the TV are up to 30.3" apart horizontally and up to 18.5" vertically
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.
1551016
Probably work for you, I'm using it for a 24 in monitor. I've installed 4-5 different mounts with different monitors, they all use the same pattern so I'm pretty certain the hole pattern is universal.
2164460
Yes this will work but make sure to use drywall anchors if there is no stud.
945620
Keeping in mind this mount will tilt to your desired angle. From the wall to back of tv is approx 2 inches. Mine is angled while I measured so give or take a quarter of an inch.
1692758
u can change the distance between them. my studs weren't perfectly spaced where i mounted it.
880914
Yes and no. Upon delivery the shortest width is 32" and that is because this product was designed to be mounted to wall studs, which are usually spaced 16" apart. However, if you're handy, you can probably shorten the tubes to the length that works best for you. Keep in mind, though, that 24" will probably not allow you to mount at least one side, if not both, to wall studs, basically rendering what you're trying to do useless, it'll pull out from the wall.
1690213
You're in luck. The horizontal brackets measure 33.75 inches, and the vertical brackets measure 25 inches. So, this mount will work for you. I have two of these mounts, and they are the best I've ever had, for a variety of reasons.
1720409
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22¼ inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.