Not sure who has 16 feet studs. 16 inch studs I'm hoping and will work for me.
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I bought this swivel for my tv last year. It's amazing. I did have a handy man to mount on wall for me.
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Dennis,This piece is remarkable, and yes the "16 foot studs " was a misprint. It will work on 16"studs. I use this in my RV holding a 32" Toshiba, and as you can imagine when we are moving from one spot to the other the vibrations are immense. This mount holds the TV securely, has not loosened or shown any signs of breakage. I am totally satisfied and highly recommend this product.Tony
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Most definitely studs. However, Since it did not line up with the studs for me. I ran a 1 x 4 across, both the top and bottom and secured into the studs. Then I mounted the rack onto the 1 x 4.Worked just fine.
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20 inch will be too long. The 16 inch has feet that can stretch. Depending on the Finnex model, there is an 18 inch available.
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Email info@highseer.com with your request ASAP. They were very helpful when I ordered. They may even be able to send you different length line sets if the 16' aren't long enough (they're pricey, so best to get it figured out now).
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They are 16" apart...I was still concerned about a lag bolt not hitting the stud correctly so I attached 2x8 s to the studs and then attached the wall mount to the 2x8s. Gave me more peace of mind...no problems here.
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A 16 gauge is good for up to 25'. Use 12 gauge for longer length. Make sure the connections are tight or snugged.
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16 inch are probably best but I'm also using 18 inch bolts work just as fine
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17" on center. So... you might hit a stud if they are all nice and straight...would be pretty tricky.
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Yes the mounting bar holes are spaced for 16" centered studs. You can see installation instructions online at Lewistools.com
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Mine is 16" from the wall. You could probably be as close as 6" with no problem.
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Apropos of my previous answer....the screws are indeed 16" apart. However, husband still thinks he didn't use two studs to hang it. Frankly, I think the old buzzard is losing his mind.
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you need to locate the studs in the wall, once you found one, the next one should be 16" from the first one, then use the screws provided to fasten the bracket to the wall, making contact with the stud.
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I purchased a 14" medallion from Home Depot. I think it's the perfect size, but I don't think a 16" would be too large. I'm not sure what the previous answer is referring to, because this chandelier does not come with a ceiling medallion.
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Hey Paul, the holes are approximately 16" apart from center. That is the standard stud width inside your home, but that's not always the case. My stud width inside my was about 17", so I got a couple of 2x4s and bridged the studs. The I installed the unit. I hoped this helped.
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No. You need to be careful with pipes, if the stud finder reveals a strange looking layout (studs/joists not 16" or 24" on center) it's wise to check the studs with a hammer and nail (a pipe will feel very much different from wood). It is always a good idea to be careful when nailing into a wall that is shared with a bathroom.
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Placing your studs 16" on center will allow you to much more easily attach the plywood later. It is also the only way to fully support the plywood, which is critical. I learned how to properly frame 16" on center from this guy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VwXv3x_5k8
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You have options up to about 20 inches , should Span std stud widths but there are many holes