need to hang this in a hallway opening. wall to wall has a 16 inch offset. would like to use a rod. Any suggestions on brackets that pivot?
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I had a similar idea for hanging mine, and spent a lot of time walking the aisles at Home Depot for ideas. In the end I hung it in a less desirable location where the opening was flush. I used ikea window curtain hanging hardware and rods because that's what I had on hand. It is far from ideal, but it does ok at dampening the noise and is reasonably easy to pull up from a lower part of one side and hook to a hole on the other side. Can't really slide it open because it's too thick. The trickiest thing I have found is trying to find ways to get it to be as flush with the wall as possible, because that's what will make the biggest difference for noise. I have yet to find a good way to hang it (I have one over a hallway opening, and another over a window) that is both easily moveable when needed but also holds it up against the wall so that there is a seal. I guess that isn't an answer other than to say that it is not easy to work with these or hang them.... But certainly worth it for what it is. It is the best non-permanent sound dampening thing I have found.
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It doesn't look like it from the picture, but you can pivot/tilt the upright portion to three or four angles perpendicular to the vertical wallbar. It has a (purposely) very stiff detent to each position.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_1_15?k=closetmaid+wall+brackets&sprefix;=Closetmaid+wall
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I highly recommend you use the wall anchor provided. It is taller than most cabinets and narrow, so there is a risk of tipping over.
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This is a tension rod. They make small rods that you have to nail the hanger to the wall then you can use the rod. Use a sash rod.. http://www.amazon.com/SASH-CURTAIN-ROD-DOOR-PANELS/dp/B003VF702M/ref=pd_sim_hg_10?ie=UTF8&refRID=1XR8D2R6QJKEN9Q7QQ5J
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I have the larger 8" version of the. I simply used the "u" shaped bracket that the manufacturer offers and attached with anchors that are appropriate for the wall you are hanging them on. I hung mine on brick in a horizontal position (speakers side by side instead of one above the other).
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You screw it to the wall at both ends. There are two rods. The rod on the inside I bought hooks for (separately) for drapes that had loops. The rod on the outside I put a valance which had a hole from end to end. The rods are very weak. We had to put supports in the middle to keep it from sagging which worked for us since we were just using the drapes for a boarder around our projector screen. Our drapes were also heavy.
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I was able to mount on 16" studs. There isn't much room after you hang tv so be sure to have all plug ins before attaching.
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I will gladly send photos of my installation (I tried to insert a photo and couldn't, if you know how let me know) I ran into a situation where the new mounting sights where the shower rod attaches to the wall was not at a point where a wall stud was located. I used a screw-in drywall anchor (like the The Hillman Group 41408 Self-Drilling Hollow Wall Anchor found on Amazon)
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You could maybe cut to fit but I just twisted and installed. Holds better than the screw-in the wall type. It is like a cutrin rod.
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I have this same shelf. It's not really designed to hang on the wall, and I'm not aware of a hanging system for this shelf. With some thought put into it, there might be a way to hang it. It's a great shelf otherwise.
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I installed it on a vaulted ceiling and did have to get creative to make a longer support rod. I used a stainless steel tubing that was close to the same size. Then instead of set screw to hold the rod I drilled a hole through the holder and the tubing and inserted a pin.
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I suppose you could as long as you nailed it to the wall, it would tip when the doors opened if not anchored to a solid support. I love mine, it has plenty of room and was very easy to hang. Hope this helped.
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The shelf corners hang from a vertical support arm (uprights?) that has a inch or two wiggle room. They connect to a brace that must be anchored into solid wood (ceiling joists) on either end of the vertical support arm. You'll need to install bolts from the outside so the shelf cannot be so close to the wall that you can't install, and tighten the bolt. There was a series of back and forth install steps that I needed to go through before I had the shelf put up properly, but I am happy I went with this product. It looks solid and dependable. Good Luck
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I'm guessing you want the doors to butt together so you would have to make sure you framed properly above the 146" opening using lambeam or appropriate method, otherwise, it can be done with 2 kits. This kit is made to handle some heavy doors. We installed solid core 2 3/4" so I'm going to say it will probably handle whatever you are going to hang. And all the hardware you need is included. If you want to match other hardware nearby you might end up buying a pull to match but you don't have to purchase anything extra unless you are using 2 3/4" doors.
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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.
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You need to find the wall studs before mounting.They should be 16" or24 on center.