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!
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I am using mine on a bookshelf. No screws, but have not noted any significant vibration. They remain very steady on the top of my shelf system.
1684230
Sorry I can't be any help on this question. I have mine just sitting on my cabinet shelves. I have had zero vibration issue with this setup.
1684231
I would use something in the toggle family that will penetrate the wall and hold for good
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
1684232
depends on what your screwing into.If drywall then drywall screws with anchors.Into a stud use wood screws.
513593
There are two screw types in the package, one for stud mount and one for drywall. I used stud mounts to avoid the larger hole required for the other.
1250592
I had wall studs exposed, so I mounted a 2x6 between the studs before sheetrock to give it something strong to hang on.After all sheetrock and paint done I just mounted brackets on wall w screws into that board. Culk and the plyming keeps it from moving around. Another option would be lag bolts w washer.I to found the brackets hard to understand, more the casting on the sink fault though. Just remember people, kids, have a tendancybto lean or rest on sinks.. so make the mount strong.Love the sink, works great!
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I have these units installed on terrazzo decking on a Navy barge. I restrain the "pair" by strapping them to the wall. I did once have a real bad vibrationi issue when my installer neglected to remove the vibration dampening spring restraints at the base of the unit. These are installed by the manufacturer to keep the washer drum "quiet" during transportation, but must be removed upon installation.
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Just frame for it, and maintain it's required (minor) tilt to the rear. Use 12" shelf brackets on the outside wall to support the bottom if you'd like. Seal gaps around unit and framing with foam insulation stuffed in any cracks and calk over that. Adapt "L" construction aluminum braces to secure the unit to your studs using existing screws, (such as on top of unit) for security if you'd like.
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I couldn't find them anywhere, including VideoSecu's web site, however, you should be able to mount this with just the info on the pictures included here. The mount comes with tons of generic installation hardware, including some heavy duty screws for bolting to a stud. It also comes with plastic drywall anchors, but I would not use those for primary support, personally - there are better items out there. In my case, I had a stud in the center of the wall that I connected to, and used the drywall anchors strictly for added stability. You do want to make sure you anchor into studs. Bear in mind that an articulating mount puts different stresses on the wall and mounting hardware than a flat wall mount does - once you extend the arms, the forces on the top line of bolts will be similar to using a crowbar to pry them out rather that straight shear force. Also, note that if you have metal studs their load-bearing capacity is much lower than wood studs would have, so plan around that. Check YouTube for lots of installation videos on wall mounts of all types - much of the information there is applicable for this product as well.
558665
I put the brackets on my panel and I have a similar type situation but haven't actually mounted it yet. You may need longer screws, but the mounts are pretty secure to the panel. Hope that helps.
1842701
I bought the SANUS SYSTEMS BF-31B Wood Speaker Stands for the fronts and the backs. They work fine as along as you do not have any kids running around. The front speakers as you know are very top heavy. I bought some Quakehold! 88111 Museum Putty and put it in all 4 corners on the stands just for a little reassurance. So far everything is working well. The stand have spikes on the bottom and little felt pads which are nice additions. Let me know what you end up doing.
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I was also frustrated that mounting the speakers were not straight forward. I solved the problem by ordering the following mounts from Amazon: VideoSecu 2 Black Universal Satellite Speaker Mounts / Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1EH.VideoSecu 2 Black Universal Satellite Speaker Mounts / Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1EH (Black, 2 Pack)Good luck
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Hello, there are four tabs attached to the bottom of the frame with 2 screws (size 10-24) each. You can either mount to a frame or surface using the holes in the tabs or take the tabs off and mount to the frame directly using 10-24 screws. The frame thickness is 1/8" and if you mount directly to the frame the screws should not extend more than 1/8" into the inside of the panel. Thank You, Heliatos Solar
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I mounted them to the wall (except sub woofer). I used mounts purchased from Monoprice online.
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You can always spend a little more and get the OMNI120FM which is a double stud attachment full motion mount. I have one of these for a LED 65inch flat panel. It mounts to 2 studs and has installation adjustments for left/right centering on the studs. Amazon has for under $90.
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Mine came with wall mounts and they hangby the wall pretty good,though I am using them for front surround. Hope this help.
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The speakers I bought (which have excellent sound, by the way), have a built in slot on the back. I just put screws in the wall and slipped the speakers over the screws. Couldn't have been easier. Perhaps the newest require mounts, but I believe they are optional and only needed if you want to angle your speakers some special direction. These are cleverly designed so you have several hanging options without the need for additional mounting hardware.
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I would recommend using 1/4" toggle bolts. And have them go into the stud, not just drywall. Use the stud as if it's "backing". I didn't like this mount Anyway. Doesn't tilt to the degree it says. And can't even put safty bolts in
131352
You must use the screws that come with the wall mount, they are small but its all you need.
830368
I used drywall screws to mount the speaker directly to the wall and it worked very well. I also see Yamaha makes brackets which were listed on the bottom of the page when I checked out as recommended or frequently bought together. I have not used these brackets but I am sure they would work since they are offered by Yamaha.