is this for use indoors on sheetrock walls?
1086546
I don't know much about sheetrock but I screwed mine to drywall studs and its holding up my 50 inch just fine .
1086547
you can use it like that just make sure the lag bolts go into studs, thats how mine it mounted
1086548
That's how I'm using it but I think you're correct in that it can be used on masonry. I think the lag bolts that come with it are for masonry and the instructions refer to masonry instillation. But I've had no issues to date.
1086549
Lagged it into studs. Holding 60 lbs. Feels rock solid. I don't know about sheetrock itself with no studs. I might try it but I'd use butterfly anchors and a lot of them.
1086550
The instructions include for mounting on Sheetrock walls, and includes hardware for this. Also included is hardware for mounting on cement and cinder block walls. I mounted on Sheetrock and used 2 butterfly wall anchors that I purchased separately which I believe hold best on hollow walls where I can't screw into a stud.
1808698
yes. this is the wrong application. should be used in an existing can or drywall
663810
Maybe if you had the correct hardware. I think it is intended for wall surfaces.
217329
I haven't used it inside. I would be nervous to do so unless I taped it all off with drop cloths especially the floor. However I do have an unfinished basement and when we go to redo that I will be spraying the walls with this. That is my plan at least right now.
169670
My house has a sheetrock textured wall and the tape works very well on it. Infact, I needed it for only one hook and I havent used the tape again since then. It attaches so well !!!
1050239
I suppose you could, it is designed for non-porous surfaces. I have tried it on a wall that was not very smooth and it didn't stick, but it does on smooth walls, a textured refrigerator, and on a wood door.
84155
Well not sure what kind of walls you're talking about...i can tell u I just used on my cinder block basement walls and worked great..i would not use on regular home walls especially wallpaper unless u want the wallpaper to come off..I've actually used it for that and it worked fantastic. If u have good wood cabinets I would use just warm water with a soft cloth not this..u don't want hot steam on the cabinets. Hope this helps
469893
I would not use sheet rock wall achors. There are enough holes in that mount that you can hit a stud. That would be stronger.
133331
I think you might have difficulty in the grout lines as you have to rub it down to get it to adhere. Mine is on a "regular" painted sheetrock wall. Once firmly rubbed in place I have had no issues despite temperature /humidity changes.
24574
it should be ok to use inside but only is it attached to a stud, it will not hold much weight if just in drywall alone.
1553396
If the plastered walls are pretty smooth, I don't think it will be a problem. If they are textured, you many run into issues with it sticking. This product isn't super sticky. I would recommend ordering a small amount to see if it works first. The product came faster than expected.
2160150
If your wall is sheetrock, you could hang it with tacks or pushpin. It has several metal grommets at the top.
386392
It certainly can be mounted on to a sheet rock wall, but in my opinion you do have to be careful about its installation. While mine is mounted into a sheet rock wall, it is mounted directly on to a wood stud behind the sheet rock which, or course, supports the sheet rock. YOU CAN'T MOUNT THIS UNIT DIRECTLY ON SHEET ROCK AS IT CAN'T SUPPORT THE WEIGHT OF ITSELF PLUS THE TELEVISION MOUNTED THAT WAY. If it's going directly into a wood stud, you have the hardware in the kit to do that. If you're installing into a metal stud you need the Peerless Metal Stud Accessory Kit. Your choices with a sheet rock wall are to mount it directly into a stud, or use the proper IB40 model in-wall box which fits in between your studs for which you cut a hole in the wall to insert the box which then is anchored to the studs on either side of the box. The wall mount is then connected to the box. Mounted any other way with a sheet rock wall will cause the mount and more important, the television, to fall off the wall destroying the television.
934014
probably depends on how smooth it is. If it is a painted sheetrock, I would say yes as long as it is free from grease before applying.
49726
Yes however I would recommend sheeting with something like OSB and then sheetrock to stiffen up the wall a bit.
1494543
I used it with plaster and lathe walls. It is able to find nails quite deep in the wall so it is fit for this purpose.
352388
No it can not. They make an expanding open cell foam for inside walls. I believe more expensive but reviews are not good. The company admits it's sub par. I was looking into the same thing and went with dense pack cellulose. Best option for an existing wall. I used the foam on the rim joists and it worked great for that.