What size are stud bolts? I will need to buy equivalent hardware for metal studs and I want to make sure I can find something available before buying.
497537
I have a 42inch... i dont have it attached to studs i have very good anchors .... so far it has worked out ... i dont touch my tv for any reason .All of my cords are already in place and hanging
1139624
What reusable bolts are you refering to? Could you possibly provide a link?
764547
No, sorry. This comes prepackaged by the manufacturer with 1" mounting hardware screws. If you are in need of a different size screw for your application then you will have to go to a local hardware store to purchase the size needed. Thanks and have a great day.
2208347
I'm not certain what size bolts my husband used, but they are large -- but easy to find and easy to install. Nothing else needed for install or use. LOVE these (have two) for bike work/wash/hold on a fence. Highly recommend!
1076416
According the feedback I have seen you can just go to one of the big box hardware stores or any local hardware store that has a good selection of bolts and get the size you need in a hardened version.
923319
Nope, just checked. It just needs two more millimeters. But you can go to home depot or whatever and get a longer bolt of the same diameter, it'll work perfectly.
1895506
I ended up using a piece of pressure treated 4x4. It was on a wood fence though. If using on a metal fence use could use the same thing just get longer u bolts from a hardware store. Hope that help.
1568254
My first suggestion is to contact distributor whose name and address is found in packing. The second is take sampleof threaded stud and knurled nut(decorative) to ACE or other retail store for matching. These threaded studs & nutsare commonly used in mounting wall electrical fixtures.(They are not rare or hard to find! Just inconvenient!)
2111762
I don't think it is a problem but you may need to buy different bolts for metal studs. I don't remember if they are included in the kit.
1768967
Thanks all for your input. I ended up going to OSH, matching the thread, then purchasing 1" bolts instead of 1.5" bolts that was supplied in the packaging. So new purchasers, save yourself a bunch of anxiety and buy yourself 1" #8 32 standard thread. I e-talked with the manufacturer, Progress Lighting. That was pretty useless...community, you were much more help! Thanks...
248251
You may need a longer bolt. These are designed to work with hex bolts and t nuts. You could use an equal diameter bolt which would bite into the studs though.
685881
This is the best I can remember, it's been a while. Two sets of large lag bolts, for mounting into studs and I think some bolts that screw into the back of your TV. I don't recall the exact size but like, 1/2" x 3" and 1/2" x 5". If you're unable to hit studs and need to mount in drywall, use appropriately sized molly bolts or drywall mounts. Studs would be my first choice. The bolts mount in a groove as opposed to a hole as do the TV screws, so there is some adjustment if you need to mount the mount slightly off dead center.
677647
I'm sure these are standard screws. Try you local big box stores. Good luck.
1291271
I think they are 5/64 or size 1but I trashed the screws because they were to short to attach to the stud behind the sheetrock.I used 2 inch wood screws.hope this helps.
220890
Make sure you get the ones with 14x1.5 studs and not the 12x 1.5 studs. I found out the hard way.
1343959
The instructions ask you to use a 5/32" drill bit. The screws are #14. In short, if you do follow instructions correctly and get ur holes right in the stud, all you'll have is 4 holes. They should be pretty easy to fill up before you leave.
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They have a lay-out guide in the box, but mine is new construction. Between studs 13"-15" and length 16"-18", also they have on line their install book. My numbers are from off the top of my head