I wish to mount using flat-wall attachment but don't see a pre-drilled hole on the backplate. Did you have to punch a hole in the backplate? Thanks.
1311880
I used the hanging mount included. Flush mounting would be a little difficult, but just make sure the plate is installed completely or the tamper switch will be tripped.
1311881
I really did not use 2GIGs motion detectors. I really preferred Honeywells motion doctors much, much better. The mounting holes were already in the back plate. I liked many of 2GIGs products, but when it comes to motion detectors, Honeywell has the best quality and accuracy. Hope this helps.
1317410
No mounting holes. I wanted to mount it to a wall but there's nothing there. But if u decide to secure it to a table you can with the security cable
2232818
You have a couple of choices. There is a side mount or you can make a simple hole with a drill (just enough to allow a screw to pass). And that's it! Simple. It works great and it looks good. Had it for 6 months and still love it.
236862
I wall mounted it at the very top of the wall so that I could screw into the top plate. The room that I installed it in had a cathedral ceiling and I didn't want to ceiling mount. You will need a drill as holes for the bolts should be pre-drilled to make it easier to screw in the bolts. You won't be able to do it if you don't pre-drill. A ratchet set would also be helpful.
1277644
I had 2 HP monitors w/out holes. I removed the backside of them and drilled 4 holes in each to accept the the pattern of the mount. I used suitable small machine screws and nuts to attach the mount. Reassembled the monitor and and was in business. Hard to imagine why all monitors don't have holes for mounting. Good luck.
1382379
Hey man sorry it took a couple of days to respond. Mine didn't mount flat, but I grinded out the to hole to make it longer and it flattened right out. for the rice it is well worth the little work!
234896
I can find nothing in the installation manual about pre-drilled hole for the bars.
1644376
Hello MudMonkey, Technically, yes you can screw the mount into the wall. There are screw holes in the back part of the mounting plate. Please let me know if you have any further questions! Thanks, Taylor W. VIVO Technology
578667
yes, it has 2 holes on the sides for mounting on the wall. It also has 2 punch outs but I didn't want to damage the unit if I didn't do it right.
2177071
If you have a metal wall. There are no pre-drilled holes. There are plenty of wall mounted paper towel holders on the market
843502
I did not have to drill a hole. Everything for mounting was right there with the one screw. I don't know what all the others are talking about but I mine was fine.
1853335
Hi AmolNo it does not have mounting holes in the back. You need to use the stand.
1346498
Mine came with an installation guide and a cutting template. I installed mine on a 2" butcher block counter as a top mount and the clips that came with it are very difficult to attach, it's like they are too small. If you have a specific question, I can check my installation guide and try to answer.
733867
Yes, you need to drill holes. first remove screws, then starting at the front GENTLY lift the plastic piece off. there are tabs that fit into slots in the frame. underneath the plastic piece there are three circles that line up with holes in the mount. drill pilot holes from the underneath. finish drilling from the top ( painted side ) to minimize paint chipping. Put the plastic piece back on. place rack on and test alignment of bolt holes screw bolts in alternating a few turns at a time for each bolt. That is all there is to it.
1540815
There are no holes for this purpose but it is possible though you may interfere with the wires that you run through the steel frame. Depending on how many cables you plan to run it may get a bit cramped when you drill a hole through it and then try to thread an HDMI cable through afterwards. Maybe you can attach an anchor to the wall and strap the mount to it using multiple heavy duty nylon ties. You may be better off buying a wall mount bracket if you're going to do any drilling.
1963327
I have not installed mine yet but according to the instructions there are appropriately space holes already on the back of the unit for mounting to wall studs. You need to supply your own lag screws for that though.
219634
Totally a bummer. Every flat screen monitor and TV I've seen has holes for mounting. I bought a dual monitor mount thinking I could mount it with my other monitor. There is definitely no way to mount this thing. I'm hoping it is an amazing monitor because it already has one strike against it.