I know these Tsi100 have brackets on the back panel, but what screws are a good choice to limit vibration on the wall? Thanks ahead!
824537
There is no vibration against the wall due to the rubber cushions Polk places on the back of the speaker. Any screw will due. Hope this helps
1402879
I mounted them to the wall (except sub woofer). I used mounts purchased from Monoprice online.
1142489
There is NO mounting bracket/hardware on the back of the R150. I recently purchased two pairs of these speakers to use as my surrounds and backs in my dedicated home cinema. I used 6-inch steel 'L' brackets (a.k.a. corner braces - the kind you can find in Home Depot's hardware aisle) to mount them to the wall (secured to studs, of course). The 'L' bracket has three holes on each 'leg'. I measured so that I left about a 1" gap between the speaker back and the wall, and I drilled one small hole in the bottom of the speaker and secured the speaker to the 'L' bracket using one short and wide wood screw through the outer-most bracket hole. The speakers are mounted about 24" above ear height when seated, and provide awesome ambient and discrete sound for 7.1 movie soundtracks. A bonus of these speakers is that the drivers are arranged woofer on top and tweeter on bottom - it puts the higher-pitched sounds closer to ear level, though not much of a noticable difference.
1042819
Nothing special required. There is a bracket on the back of the speaker that receives a screw in the wall. Just put a solid/reasonable size screw into the wall (preferably into a stud or use a toggle bolt) and hang the speaker. There are rubber feet on the back that makes sure the speakers do not vibrate. Great speakers highly recommended.
1664240
I have a large Bravia attached to it. The weight limitation is probably not in the bracket, but in the attachment technique to the wall. This means it needs to be very well anchored to the studs in the wall. I would suggest using a good stud sensor. Then test the stud by driving in finish nails across the face of the stud to be sure you know where the middle is. Then use adequate lag screws.
65765
What I've found to be simplest is having your TV/Projector mounted above the speaker and having the speaker placed on a simple stand beneath the screen, near the wall. Though wall mounting is easily possible, I've found it to a bit heavy for even wall-anchor supports, and it seems to distort the resonance of the speaker. Just some quick thoughts!!
1271354
These panels absorb echo, not noise necessarily. Hanging them on the wall to try blocking rattling pipes may muffle the noise a little but not that much. Any padding you give the pipes INSIDE the wall (standard insulation or the foam thermal insulating tubes) would work best for eliminating a rattle - a much better fix and drywall isn't that hard to patch. Good luck!
1701556
Hi. I gave this to a friend of mine last Christmas and he went to Lowes and bought wall anchors and stainless screws to mount the unit, as where he wanted it placed did not have wall studs located where needed. He says they worked great.
224174
Vibration shouldn't be there. Had no such issues with vibration and had the same setup installed for two years. Gonna have to say it was installed wrong or not aligned right.
775576
2 wall mount brackets with screws are provided; two screws attach to the back of the sound bar; two brackets attach to the wall (template provided). The screws on the sound bar then slide into a groove in the brackets. The instructions say you should find a stud to mount, but the bar is not that heavy, so if you have a regular plastered sheet rock wall, you should not need to do that, although plastic anchors would probably make it more substantial
114457
Yeah I had to buy another brackets, this product is heavy for the wall, the back panel is bad (poor quality of wood), Do not buy it, check something else. (I don't recommend it!)
161922
Do you plan on attaching the speakers to the videosecu mounts with screws? Or, attaching using the wall/nail mount generally found on pictures, speakers, etc. Either way, the videosecu mounts should do the trick. Keep in mind that some speaker boxes are plastic rather than wood. Keep this in mind when attaching with screws. Attaching the wall mount to the wall is relatively simple. A stud finder and some reasonable planning for speaker placement, and your set!
378725
easy stuff. Speaker has a screw mounting bracket on the back. Just put a screw in the wall and hang the speaker. Be sure to firmly secure into a stud or get a hanger for drywall. Go to Ace or True Value and ask and they should be able to fix you up. Don't fret, a very easy hang up.
1363825
No provision is made for wall mounting. The speaker has a rear port, which you wouldn't want to block plus the cable connectors. However, I mounted mine with "VideoSecu One Pair of Side Clamping Speaker Mounting Bracket with Tilt and Swivel for Large Surrounding Sound Speakers MS56B 3LH." About $35.00 on Amazon.com. A low cost compared to the price of these excellent speakers. I'd recommend getting the matching JBL center speaker. The sounds, when combined with a 15" subwoofer are super. With these heavy speakers, I used wood screws to mount them to the bracket, since I didn't feel secure with just the clamping action. There are holes beneath and sides of the brackets ready for screws. Make sure you use heavy lag bolt to mount the brackets to a stud, not just the dry wall.
1267904
same prob - no screws included. otherwise, this is a great fan.Edit: i called customer service, and they were very pleasant and sent out the screws. So it is a bit of a hassle, but at least it can be resolved.Anyone know what the 2 screws are for? the set of 4 clearly go up through the bottom of the base and connect to the unit, but i don't see where the other pair goes.
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
769601
I used the wall mount option and it works great for me. The system was easy to install and adjust. I'm very satisfied with my system. One thing to consider in bracket placement is structural support. The wall studs will normally give you better support.