What is the display weight limit if mounting on drywall w/out studs using toggle bolts?
1940669
I would not recommend mounting to drywall. If you need to mount other than between two studs, I would attach a piece of 3/4" wood 24" x 12" and attach it with lag bolts to the studs. I would then attach the Full Motion mount to the wood.
2005946
It most surely can hold a flat screen 23lbs . max hold is 44lbs . Don't forget when securing it to any wall I recommend locating find a STUD. Hope this was helpful. It's a great for smaller areas .
1433802
There are different load ratings for the plastic anchors that you insert into the drywall. I believe that these are rated at 20 pounds each, or thereabouts. There are three plastic anchors included with the hangers, but only two of them support any weight, so you should be safe at roughly 40 pounds or less. If you need more than that, I would screw the bracket directly into studs, or use a stronger drywall insert such as a threaded anchor (purchased at a hardware store). If you screw into studs (with long screws you will need to buy at the hardware store) you could probably hold over 200 pounds. The weak link would become the little screws mounted into the back of your picture, not the wall screw. You could beef these up as well, if your frame is thick enough.
883331
Each panel is about 2 pounds so no need to find studs. Mounting hardware is included for drywall.
689272
I mounted mine to a stud. But I have a larger tv. It would depend on how much your tv weighs.if possible I would take the safe route.
1233198
If the weight was spread out over 3 shelves, yes. One shelf holding 25-30 lbs will cause that shelf to flex too much unless you put braces in between the shelves. The mount itself would hold if you attach it to the stud instead of using drywall anchors.
1175240
Can't speak for weight limit but I'm using it with two 22 inch monitors; probably 10 lbs each and it doesn't have any noticeable flex.
1298184
Manufacturing specs for the product spell out the weight limits in detail. If necessary, go online to get specs. I wall mounted mine to a wall stud with the screws included and mounted a 24" monitor that weighs aprox. 15 pounded, it works perfectly and I would strongly recommend this product.
984140
I was never able to find out the manufacturer rated capacity but I purchased this product and am using it to support a 10 pound fixture. I have the hook screwed into a wooden beam and it is working fine with no signs of bending or cracking. Sorry I can't give you a more exact response. By the way, I would not recommend using a toggle wing nut to mount through wall board.
1123126
No dry wall anchors or toggle bolts. If you need those it might be a good idea to pick up some. We attached ours right to the studs in the wall and it has been okay no slippage.
1053076
About 10lbs I think.I wouldn't mount without a stud.I'm not sure about unspecified screws.But you could surface mount using butterfly toggle bolts.
193963
I used it to mount around 85 lbs with 6 of these on drywall and worked great but I always kept the TV against the wall instead of pulling it out. Seemed stable enough to pull out though but did not keep it pulled out.
1965741
Moen rates it at 250 lbs. the mounts can accept 1/4" lag screws or use the drywall mounts included with the unit. I suspect, but do not know, that with it lag screwed to studs it will handle more than the 250 lbs easily. I weigh 220 lbs and it feels sturdy for me. never feels like it may let lose.
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From the description on this item: Maximum weight capacity: 220lbs. As long as you properly attach this mount to support beams in your wall, you should be all good. This thing is a tank dude. I rock my 52" Samsung purchased in 2007 and that tv has a fat ass. This mount doesn't flinch. Swings around with ease. Only issue is if you're not careful, you can nick out the drywall when you're swinging the tv to the left or right. Just be aware of where the mount is in relation to the wall...since its behind the tv and out of sight.
684515
I used 2" #8 pan head wood screws in the wall studs for the top hanging rail to carry most of the weight and the included screws for the standards. I don't trust wall anchors to support the amount of weight that will be loaded on the system. I don't remember the size of the included screws.
307806
I have a 50lb GE and they work fine. Mount it to studs to be sure. Not sure if drywall mounting brakets alone would support it
1033156
In the user guide that is packed with the LX Wall Mount LCD Arm the manufacturer states the maximum permissible load is 20 pounds. It is also stated that the minimum permissible load is 7 pounds. I suggest that a 20 pound load is to be avoided if possible. Also, a load of less than 7 pounds is ill-advised.