It states that it can be mounted to multiple studs, how is this done with the vertical mounting holes? I understand how with horizontal mounting.
1469530
I dont see how it can be mounted to "multiple" studs. I have this mounted to a main beam in my basement. It is very well built but hard to hold onto when your hands are sweating. good luck
1469531
I don't see how that would be possible. It mounts well as shown in the picture, but the only mounting holes are the ones in the picture, and would need to be fixed to a single joist.
1469532
I don't recall this claim. I mounted mine to a single overhead engineered truss in a garage. You can mount to a floor joists or a truss/rafter. Studs run vertically in walls.
751944
It comes with two different screws. I have wood studs and it holds my 55" with four screws into the studs. It also comes with another set for metal beams. Not sure how to mount them. It is meant to take the load of upto 84" TV. You just need to make sure the screws are drilled properly. I dont know how to do it on a metal beam.
105818
Been a while since I installed the last one, but I believe they have 2 studs. Have replaced @ 4 units over the last couple of years without problems.
2209917
Like all mounts, it's only as good as what you mount it too--you need to locate the studs in the wall. (Usually every 16 inches on center) you mount the bolts to that.
735431
The truck comes with a mounting bracket that has several holes to mount to multiple bikes. It uses four bolts and two metal brackets to mount it. Your bike needs a hard flat surface that you has holes already in it if not you have to drill some.
1717731
I mounted mine in my garage without any problems. I noticed the width of the bracket also, so I just put a slight angle on my screws as mounted the bracket. Both screws hit the "meat" of the stud. I also used a magnetic stud finder to find my stud, drew a small line at the center of the stud, then centered the bracket on that line and screwed it in.
1254262
I mounted mine to the studs. There's a fair bit of weight when loaded up with pots/pans. Each bracket has two holes for screws. The bottom one is straight in (90 degrees), the top one is angled down a bit. I'd imagine it would be hard to get a good anchor for the top angled hole. I had to drill an angled pilot hole into the stud. The included screws are OK but not great.
1192715
I guess you could mount it to one stud. The slotted holes allow for plenty of mounting options. But, as far as if you should, I wont comment about that other than it depends on tv weight, stud strength, and maybe some things I cant think of.
2208346
Well David...I will try. Having thought about the many ways this device can be mounted, it's no wonder they weren't included. 2by4, 4by4, wall mounted. I read that one guy mounted it on a short 2by4 then clamped it in a vice when he needed it. I can tell you that when I went to the hardwarre store to get bolts, I thought the holes were 3/8". I was off by 20 thousanths (to large). Im going to drill it to accommodate the larger bolts. Best advice (what I should have done) is to take the device to the store and try sizing it there. Now...how ar you going to mount it is the question. What kind of bolt & how long. If it is a wall you might want to use a "lag screw". But make sure to drill into a stud to get max strength. Good luck.
996065
Yes sort of. It can be mounted using only one stud. Becasue of where I wanted to put it on the wall it would not be centered with two studs. It gives you an option to mount with just one stud. Check the Omnimont website for directions. It was in the directions.
1931601
It mounts between the studs in your ceiling. It would work between wall studs if that is what you mean. This fixture is for ceiling fans, and heavy item from the ceiling. You could use a metal remodel box for the wall mount.
2091993
Attaches to existing, if you don't already have a stud you will need to buy one to install b4 you can mount this. It is very solid though def worth the $. Hope this helpsA
1445410
It comes with two screws that you use. I hung ours in the garge and just screwed them into a stud. If I wasn't using a stud, I would use anchors on the screws.
1435360
The hanging bracket system is different. It is a separate piece that you line up on the studs, then the until slides down on top of it.
357660
I mounted my two right to the wall. For a more flush and clean mount. Install a recessed outlet behind the mount. For improved stability try to hit at least one stud while mounting.
1257438
I think Mr Andrews answer is correct in that you would either lose a lot of space or have a pile of hard to access firearms to deal with. I would however recommend that this much weight never be supported by drywall alone and given the spacing of the holes, you will only be able to catch one stud. As G.D. recommended, look for one that designed for vertical mounting. Go to the Fort Knox web site for starters. They have at least one model that is designed to be used vertically.
1675657
There are 4 mounting locations. This should be mounted to studs in order to hold the weight.If mounted properly to studs, it can hold pots and pans on both the top and on the hooks.