Can you install these into the corner stud (within about 1.5" from the corner)? Brackets would be at the very corner and another one 32" out. Thanks!
516471
I believe so - but I stress this is my best guess and there may be a complication I am not seeing. Looking at my install, which is very near the corner, it appears the shelf would need to be wired to the bracket, but there is enough over hang to do so. The shelf would of course be sitting off center on the two brackets to accomplish this.
516472
You should be able to, providing you are no closer than 1.5" from the corner. That will give you enough space to fasten the lag bolts into the stud and leave enough space to attach the shelf to the bracket
635460
Yes you can and unless you want to wrestle with the mounting, I suggest you get the brackets. They are cheep relative to the hassle factor of modifying the old brackets. Also, they are dead easy to instal.
555431
Yes, u have to make sure if u mount next to a corner, u r far enough away from side wall
1012416
Check Monoprice.com for brackets. I just flush mounted them to my walls with screws.
1112247
no, not with out modification. Too small,I wont reach the studs for the bracket.
408075
These brackets only extend out 5" from the wall. I used them for 3/8" shelves that were 8" deep. I would recommend a bracket that extends 8 or 9 inches for 12" shelves.
1874256
The outside holes of the mounting bracket are 32" apart for mounting to wall studs. The brackets are mounted to a wood inner support. They could be removed and located in your choice of position.
43335
Brett, Probably not. These are meant to be flush fit into a 4" diameter hole. No bolts or brackets needed. The rubber grommet which is the black portion in the photo, compress fits into the 4" hole.
845175
If I understand your question. The wall brackets are adjustable. They are ment to go on the most outer edge. But in my case I was limited to how far apart they could be. i mounted mine to a window frame and had vinyl siding next to that. I didn't want to go into the siding so I brought the brackets in closer. Works great.
1692758
u can change the distance between them. my studs weren't perfectly spaced where i mounted it.
1153662
The width of the brackets is two inches. In my case the surface to which I attached the brackets was only 1 3/4' wide, but was open on one side so the brackets over- hangs the surface by 1/4", which was not a problem.
2058855
By my measurements, the brackets can be mounted at most 33 1/2" apart. Based on that, I would have to say it would not fit.
75111
You will have to mount it flush on one wall but it must hit in a stud. Or it my not hold. The angle of the bracket will allow for it to be in the corner
256573
Sorry, I can't remember for sure. I just know I needed 12-13 inches to reach the edge of my cabinets and it was greater than that. Maybe 16" or better. The whole bracket was very heavy for my purpose also, keep that in mind. You'll need a good stud or two to tap into.
249103
Unless the corner is squared off, and brought forward you couldn't mount the bracket. As mentioned prior in the answers, you'd have to mount the bracket on one of the corner walls and that would work.
532644
brackets on this corner buddy are adjustable. Having said that, I am unsure of restrictions to which it may or may not find ladders of smaller dimensions! Good luck!
1904526
I don't think you can unless you have a nice stud to screw the anchors in. Personally, I wouldn't do it.