Will this easily mount on a wall with 16" centers?
485587
The screw holes are a bit over 17 inches apart. You could tilt the rack slightly in order to get both screws into studs. The spot I wanted to hang it did not have studs at the appropriate locations so I used molly bolts. Had it up for several months and it is holding up well with frequent use.
485588
Yes. The unit comes with anchors. My unit isn't attached to any studs. Now, if you have a LOT of heavy objects that you will be hanging, you might want to put it in a stud. The closest screw holes are 17 inches apart and the farthest are 22 inches apart. I hope this is helpful!
485589
The mounting holes in closest proximity to each other are at 17". There are a total of 4 mounting holes, so at least we got 1 into a stud and the others we used wallboard anchors. But, it is plenty solid. I used it in my bedroom where I have a couple of heavy robes, pair of pajamas and sometimes other stuff on it.
485590
Mounting holes are approximately located at 0", 2", 19.5", and 22". To make it mount securley to the wall, I did not utilize the plastic anchors unless it happened to be a stud. I utilized toggle bolts for the mounts where there was no stud.It should work for your application.
2209917
Like all mounts, it's only as good as what you mount it too--you need to locate the studs in the wall. (Usually every 16 inches on center) you mount the bolts to that.
2037581
No, it won't. I've just measured it and it needs about 16 inches even if placed lengthwise.
339955
Chelsea,This will definitely fit into a 16 on center wall. I was able to install this in my garage in between two 2x4's which were 16 " apart (on center).Hope it helps.Mychal
928265
Hi I have a 65" Sony mounted to one of these mounts. You could put it on either wall of the corner depending on how large a television you put on the mount. The mount does articulate quite a bit and the brackets that mount on the back of the television can be slid to one side of the plate of the mount. They don't have to be placed in the center as the picture of the mount shows. I hope this helps. John
249070
Yes, the extension is long enough to mount in a corner on the corner stud, or 16" away on a adjacent wall stud.
2183914
yes it can be if you do not mind spending about 20 bucks at your local hardware store to make a center mount.
245301
Yes,just make sure it is squared up before mounting.Use a measuring device to square it up and center it.
527898
Yes, I wanted it centered on my wall but the studs didn't match the centering. You can adjust it left and right and it is still safe and secure. Good product
1790067
I made mine 12'' wide by 24'' long. I don't see why 16x16 would be a problem. Just make sure it's secured to the wall well. These are really sturdy
277862
Mine is 16" from the wall. You could probably be as close as 6" with no problem.
461006
Yes, there is approx. a 6 inch variance from left to right. Plenty of room, within reason, to center your TV. There is also a built in level to ensure the mount is level. I have it supporting a 65" TV. I am sure you will like it.
762298
No, the center of the tv is roughly five inches to the right of the bracket center that connects to the stud in the wall. I wish I could provide a photo as I just took one of the bottom of my television with my smartphone. This is, of course, very important for people who need/want to mount their tv in a specific location. This became a bit of a problem for me since I wanted to attach one of those floating vertical shelf brackets for my blu-ray player, etc. directly and centered under the TV using the same stud. I can still do it using butterfly clamps through the drywall but that's not as secure as drilling through the stud in the wall (like I did for my tv).
742809
we hung ours on 16" center studs. the hanging bar has room for variation but I don't know exact measurements the hanging bar that's attached to the wall is almost as long as the desk itself.
2098525
It's not flat on top, which the picture might make it appear to be. There's about a 3/4 inch depth to it to set things inside. It would collect dust under it unless your TV completely covered the 16 inch diameter, and then it would probably work okay.
915177
The simple answer is yes. You may need to be creative in the way you mount it.
1280641
ours is mounted on a 6 inch center, but there is enough flexibility to make it an inch or two wider and at least an inch narrower.