Can this be installed on 3/8" drywall?
1164687
Hi Shara. I suspect it can. I mounted one side to a stud but the other side is in standard drywall. I have 9 pots and pans and a potted plant on my rack, and all seems fine.
1164688
3/8" drywall is the thin stuff. If you can get a nice board that would go with your wall that you can anchor into the drywall with at least 6-8 anchors it would greatly strengthen the rack installation. Might be worth a try. I have done tank-less waterheaters this way but would be best to find what studs you can.
1164689
Hi, I personally don't know.. I asked my husband and he said it wouldn't be a good idea (if there's no studs.) He said when we put ours up we did attach it to studs in the wall. (Ours seems very sturdy and we have a bit of weight on it.) And he thinks our walls are 1/2" but it should work just fine with 3/4". Hopefully that helps a little. Sorry I couldn't give you a for sure answer.
1164690
No. Because when you hang the pans on it, it would make it too heavy and the screws would pull out of the wall. Ours is attached to a wood wall.
2179870
Negative. 3/8" is largest it will go on some lines. The two you asked about are too large for the kit
1416619
I have it on my Beaman and it works fine with the 3/8 rail. Very strong mount.
711136
Yes it will. Make sure you are drilling on wood stud or something that can hold the weight. Drywall won't be able to hold it.
1372371
This is a standard npt fitting for air tools and paint guns, I believe it to be 3/8, yes. It was for an air tool.
2020718
It depends on the size where you want to install it, but if the hole is 3" it'll fit
53773
Yes, this will easily work with 3/8 cable. Groove diameter is over 1/2 " so it will work with even larger cables.
203707
No, it is designed for a 3/8" dovetail. You could try an adaptor between the two.
751809
yes but you must use the correct length of screws and anchors, e.g., toggles. You can't screw directly into drywall.
2156877
Perry, I'm not sure. I just cut the hole out of the drywall based of the space required. I'm also confused by what you mean angle, how would angle affect mounting it?
438046
If you're seating this directly into the drywall, I'd say yes. Although, if I recall correctly, the pre-drilled holes are spaced roughly sixteen(16) inches apart, so if you have flexibility in where you place the hanger, you can simply drive a screw into the stud on one end, level it, and the other hole should line up with the other stud.
1805678
You should be fine using longer bolts. I would recommend pre-drilling first just to protect the stud. It's going to take enough abuse. I wouldn't use anything smaller then a 3" just because you will have a weak point with the sheetrock being between the stud and the bracket. Unless you cut out the sheetrock just big enough for the bracket...?
344880
I would suggest 3/4" to 1" drywall nails. If you're using the regular mount you'll need 8 screws. If using the stair banister kit, you'll only need 4.
1125322
Yes it can. Standard drywall screw with a small washer, and you're in business ...:)
2093222
The hole is 7/16" on mine, but there is a burr around the edges that might be troublesome for a rod of that diameter. The rod they supply (which is very short), fits perfectly though and it's exactly 3/8".
984119
yes, provided you attach the bracket using the included bolts into a structural member ie: a stud and NOT just onto the drywall. It is important to get at least 3 bolts into a stud.
1495826
Yes, you can. You can choose to only install 1/3 length because I did the same.