do the brackets have to be exact opposite of eachother? if not, will this still work ok? i have only 11 inches to work with on one wall.
1854443
The sides of the brackets don't need to be exactly centered. Mine is offset by about 8 inches and it is fine - it just may affect the range of motion of the bracket once installed. I picked this bracket specifically because I had a corner with very little wall on one side and I needed an offset solution.
1854444
Mine are offset by several inches. What I did was place it on the floor in my corner and figured out my best option. Then I just moved my marks up the wall.
1854445
They don't have to be exactly the same spacing on each side but , pending on the size tv your hanging, it will change your range of movement and distance from the corner it will stick out.
1854446
No, they don't have to be exactly even. I installed mine with about a 2 inch difference because the studs were not in the same place on each side. I have not had any problems from this.
366780
No - It wouldn't work anyway... Brackets are fine by themselves and easy to mount
1615178
I have mine on the corner/vertical 4x4 post of a set of shelves in the garage. I turn it around to get to opposite side. I'd rather this than a stand in the room.
1034336
No, the brackets aren't close enough together to catch the mount holes on both sides. If you are handy with tools you can make it work by putting some horizontal bars across the TV mounting jokes and attach the brackets to those, that's what I did.
983015
I have offered a lot of advice about this extension for other applications. Be prepared to make it work for you, unless you have the perfect application. To get mine to work right, I had to buys some different length bolts and modify one bracket. Good luck.
1128148
I used these brackets with a queen headboard and king bed with hook brackets for the headboard and to be honest it does move a bit. There really isn't any alternative if you want to combine mismatched beds and headboards. The weight of your headboard will actually be an advantage and may move less than mine. I'd say do it!
1854883
I just measured brackets, 0.75 inches. I think you should be fine. Bracket hold is very tight so even if you put something over bracket depth should be fine.I have recommended this to some friends ,so far everybody is very satisfied with this product
807914
standard bracket from center of rod to wall is 4". It looks like you can extend another 3" totaling 7". you can push it a little more but I don't know how the support screw would hold the weight of curtains. The metal is strong so go for it if you need the extra inch.
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.
1012416
Check Monoprice.com for brackets. I just flush mounted them to my walls with screws.
5087
If it is installed as directed, the piece for holding the clothes hangers folds down to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photo. Your thought about attaching it upside down wouldn't work because there is nothing there to support it and it would simply fall flat against the wall. I just checked mine to be certain. I will add that there are 12 spaces in the arm for hanging things.
2209918
DO NOT HANG THIS ON JUST DRYWALL! The bracket has holes spaced to allow you to get lag bolts into the studs behind the drywall. I know it will work on 16 and 24 inch on center. If you mount it in just drywall it will rip out.
1361737
That would be pushing it at best. It says it's 22 inches between the center of the brackets when fully extended. It might work but I doubt you'll be able to angle them at all.
1555511
The distance to the side wall shouldn't make a difference. The brackets shouldn't be more than 24" apart, and I'm assuming your shelf doesn't exceed 36". If you have a 36" shelf, and you want the end of it next to the side wall, then you would put your brackets at the 6" and 30" spots away from the side wall to have 6" on either side of the brackets. HOpe that helps and makes sense.
249554
The bracket that fastens to the wall (that the shelf then attaches to) is intended to mount to a flat surface. You would have to build a flat surface in your corner at a 45 angle to effectively mount this in the corner. There are undoubtedly better choices than this shelf.
1754467
I used drywall screws (instead of the screws that come with it), and it seems pretty secure in the drywall.The mounting holes are about 28" apart, so you will not be able to get both sides in a stud. It's not that heavy though, so it shouldn't be a problem.
175118
Well that a very tuff question. Because if I say one of the brackets . And you don't hit a stud. This would be very bad. I used both brackets an its still hanging. So for the money! I would rather be safe then sorry. Thats just me. Hope this helped.