Will it work on 24" studs?
1025330
It should be fine, if not just mount a small piece of plywood on the wall and then mount the wall mount to that, use lag bolts if you have to go that route. Thats what I did and my 55 inch is holding just fine
530933
It should work fine as ours is a 70" Vizio flat screen using the 400x400 mm attachment holes. I upgraded the bolting kit with longer 5/16" stainless steel lag bolts purchased from my local hardware. Mounting it on 16" stud centers gives some added side to side movement. On 24" centers (max) you won't be able to move it sideways as it is only 26.5" wide overall.
217864
I believe it will...i am positive it will mount to normal 36" studs, but am pretty sure it will mount in a 24" space too...
1311824
Yes, you will be able to move it 24" either way. It will not sit flush on wall, and you might end up seeing on of the wall brackets, But based on my installation with my 70" Sharp, I could move it 24" either way. I use mine to extend out in a bookshelf to make TV Flush with front edge. Works great and very durable.
2119460
Yes. As long as the stud it's self is screwed or bolted in correctly. The swivels and "D" rings are strong enough.
485877
No it did not work for me...well it works sparingly and is unreliable. Finds studs every once in a while.
2243946
The stand will work with monitors 24 inches or less. It is very sturdy and will likely work well for most situations.
1159350
if you want to know for sure, go to your hardware store and buy a 1/2 in nut. if it screws on your stud then your good to buy them
1284735
Yes you could put the screws in the last holes and that would be 24 inches. I have mine at 16 because that is where my studs were! Most houses the studs are 16 on center, I've not heard of any being 24 on center, what I would do is use two 2x6s and run them across the 24 in gap and go from there! The only thing with that is your TV would be 1 5/8 inches farther out than just the plain mount!
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.
1870167
I can tell you its definitely too large to attach all 4 holes to one stud. I have a 20 inch TV mounted only using two holes.
805171
You need to find the wall studs before mounting.They should be 16" or24 on center.
2148980
Yes, but you may want to drill the smallest hole that works and don't over tighten the stud. Once the material strips you have an ugly stock mark, at best. Mine works well with a synthetic stock.
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.
144458
Don't think it will fit your 24 footer. I am using it on my 22' and there is no room to spare. The quality is very good and i feel the price is excellent. If they will make a larger one i will buy it to replace the one I have.
627233
Idk.....possibly so....I used it on Chevy and Dodge 4x4's......had to cut old studs shorter but it worked great.....
1768825
We have two installed. Love them! One is set at 26" and the other at 27". However, I think you could adjust it to the 24" length you are looking for.