is the 25" rated for in wall installation?
1833480
That is the way I am using it. It goes from TV above fireplace through the wall down into basement wall and out to my receiver. It is working just fine.
1833481
I think a better answer is is you must run electrical or electronic cables side-by-side, to keep AT LEAST one foot of separation; if you must cross one cable over another, provide as much separation as possible and always have the cables cross each other at 90 deg. angles.
1833482
Communication wire has few restrictions for in-wall use. This wire is rated for use in walls, and has a nylon braided jacket on it. They seem very sturdy. Remember to run parallel to any line voltage (120 Volts), at a distance of 1 foot, and cross over line voltage wires at a perpendicular angle, when necessary. This will cut down on the amount of interference picked up from the line voltage.
1833483
As far as I know, I don't think it's rated for in wall installation. The only thing, as far as i understand, that sets normal HDMI cable apart from in-wall cable is that it is fire rated. This stuff isn't.However, the cable will work fine inside a wall. It is fairly stiff and solidly constructed. I pack it regularly in my backpack with my laptop and some other gear and because of the sheathing that is around the cable, there is little, if any, chaffing of the cable. Love the cable, Tough. Durable. And looks pretty cool.
1833484
I'm not sure about wall rating, but the cable itself is a beast. Really well built and sturdy, especially for the price per foot. I recommend it
1670629
No. It is 23.5".... We have a 26" TV as well but we mounted it to the wall above the top shelf which allowed us to use the shelf for something else. Plus we didn't have to worry about our daughter using the desk and the TV coming down on her head.
2158796
It is. The only thing to note is that once hung on the wall and strung with cables, the unit won't close as tightly as it does out of the box. Mine sits about 3-4" off the wall.
1411489
First I'm very pleased with the product. For me it was easy to install. If your wall studs are 16" centres no problem it fits great, but if 24" centres then you will probably need help! Brief installation instructions. Tools required, drill, tape measure, socket set and basic handyman skills.
687257
The unit extends 2.5 inches beyond the mounting flange, and that's not allowing for wire out the back. It would not fit in a 2 inch think wall. I bought mine for a different purpose.
736094
I'm not totally sure, but I honestly doubt it. I hung a set of Boston Acoustic CR6 monitor speakers on them that I doubt are 20, and I'm waiting to see if they will be on the floor some morning. I used 4 75lb rated twist-in wall anchors on the base plate into drywall but feel nervous. The total assembly sits out about 6" from the wall and feels really "boingy" to me. I have them tilted down 5 - 10 degrees. So far they have been fine for a week, and they are up high enough so hopefully no one will mess with them. I worry that any sudden change like someone pushing up and then just releasing might have them come down. Mounted to wood or masonry they should be just fine, other than the round extension from the base plate could be a little more sturdy. I also did one receive one box of two in my shipment, but that's all I needed.
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The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends. The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the... » Read More The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends. « Show Less
705895
No idea but the manufacturing quality is good, reasonably thin wall construction is suitable for most minimal clearance situations.Strength appears to be good in comparison to other manufacturers, good value for money.
593579
I installed this in a wall with 2.5" studs, rather than standard 3.5" studs, and it worked fine. You should have at least 2.5" behind the drywall.
1971694
Do you know if the 504 &506 are wall mountable? They mention that the 25" models are wall mountable, but the 22" models don't say anything about it. Thanks
470045
The part that mounts to the wall is 25 1/2 wide and 8 1/2 tall. There are holes for a 24 inch gap.
1991873
As far as I know, yes. This unit ha a minimum and maximum size opening for any window, so I don't see why wall installation would be any different. You may want to double check the manual for the unit online to make sure. The unit is loud but very efficient and powerful.
254195
Sorry, I was confused, this order was for my mother in law. We were'nt ableto install it recessed but if I remember correctly it was because our wall wasn't deep enough.
603987
Hello, No this cable is not "in wall" rated but I've seen reviews where customers have used them in the walls. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support
1714521
No. This is a one shot deal. It's imperative to make sure all measurements are done properly because once its on the wall it cannot be adjusted.
1375307
The bracket that goes on the wall measures maximum 20" from outside of hole to outside of hole. The screws would have to go in on an angle.
2194427
Not sure about max but I was able to install on a double 5/8 inch sheet rock wall with no issues.