Exactly what size screws is needed to mount speakers to the bracket?
1318744
There are no holes so you can use whatever size in whatever spot the speaker needs. Will work with any 6.5" mid driver
1318745
I used the screws that came with my focal speakers .. standard screws that come with any after market speaker sorry not sure size I think 1/8 thick about inch big had to use drill bit to make screw go all the way in
578826
5" to 5 1/4" [a little hard to measure with rounded mounting screw top at the exact center, when installed! ;-)]
1320990
The mounting brackets for this set of jacks would be Atwood 85970 [ Large ] or Atwood 85967 [ Small ]
1664482
Depending on how heavy the speakers are you are using, I believe pre-drilled holes and the blue cement screws would hold. Stay w/ the specs on weight. Otherwise, you can find pretty much any anchor you need at Lowes or Home Depot. Totally satisfied w/ these wall mount stands.
17115
there is a red and black round screw clip, similar in size of a small thimble, just unscrew one turn, wrap the speaker wire around the post and then tighten back down the screw. easy to do, I didn't need to use my college education to connect the speakers...hope this helps ya.
140796
Hi... The mounts have "keyhole" slots on the back for attaching the speaker to the wall. Screw a screw into a stud or what ever, using the inclosed knob mount the speaker to the bracket and slide it over the screw.... adjust as needed.
1069639
These speaker mounts use the universal screw size not a keyhole. Keyholes are for flush mounting your speaker to the wall which is what I had setup prior to buying these mounts.If you ONLY have keyhole mounting for your speakers then these may not be for you. If you have the universal mount screw hole then this product is for you. You can always use double sided glue tape depending on the weight of your satellite speaker as well. (used to be a home audio specialist at Circuit City)
380092
Hello, these come with several sets of screws and bolts to make them work with multiple speakers. If you need help installing them call 877-347-6423 and choose option 3. Tech support is available from 9am-4:30pm Central time Monday-Friday.
1852127
The bracket that surrounds the speaker has a different set of hole that fit either 5*7 and 6*8. Normally it takes only 4 screws to install a speaker. This speaker has 12 holes for a wide variety of screws.
131349
pending on the size of the speakers you have installed in the brackets, there is rubber fitted into the bracket and two screws to tighten the bracket (besides the ones that they intend for you to screw into the speaker). Lighter speakers should be no problem with out the screws into the speaker. I you wanted to, you could drill two holes into the side bracket riser and run a wire or string through them around the front of the speaker to hold it in place. I was limited on the angle I could go down at the speakers I had were deep, Polk monitor 40's. Hope this helps
1508432
you will need to purchase a optional bracket to mount the speakers, but it is possible
4834
I have the larger 8" version of the. I simply used the "u" shaped bracket that the manufacturer offers and attached with anchors that are appropriate for the wall you are hanging them on. I hung mine on brick in a horizontal position (speakers side by side instead of one above the other).
125724
Speaker mounting depth 5 3/4". Look at your speaker and compare dimensions.
1144439
I lucked out, I had a bracket for a bike light and the speaker fit right in it. I would send the company an email to find out
348525
Retain factory screw to install these adapters. Only one screw holds it in. No screws supplied for speaker.
910936
The speakers have small mounting holes on the back that you can you hook onto the head of a screw or nail. But there's no existing holes for screwing a bracket into them.
1202048
Where did you get that idea?. the universal brackets fit standard sound bar screw hole spacing. Did you buy some proprietary sound bar? They are set to be flipped around to match the TV to the sound bar...