How specifically does this get mounted to the wall? I don't want to have to put too many big holes in my wall.
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There are three screws used mount the bracket to the wall. If you can locate a wall stud and mount it to the stud, the screw holes can be about 1/8" wide. If mounting to a stud doesn't work for you, you'll need to put three anchors into the wall. Those holes would be about 1/4" around.
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HelloThere are only three screw drives in one vertical line Or you may only use twoNo big holesVery easy to mount it.
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Hello There are only three screw drives in one vertical line Or you may only use two No big holes Very easy to mount it.
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The mount goes on with 2 screws, so about as few holes as you could put in the wall.
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two screws. Make sure you find the stud. It has the extra accessories to mount on regular dry wall but I don't trust it. Find the stud and you set for a long time.
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I put four holes with anchors. It is holding just fine with no movement from wall when I swing or tilt the TV. The arm is pretty stiff to swing in and out but we like that because of the windy conditions that come up, tops 30-40 mph, and the arm has not moved when closed up against the wall. Have been very satisfied with this product.
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This depends on what the wall surface is composed of and where the wall studs are located with respect to where you want to locate the bracket. You can mark the bracket holder screw hole locations and use the plastic inserts that expand when you install the screws if the studs are not available for secure mounting. However these inserts do not offer durable long term use for a firm hold to the wall. If space permits, mount the bracket to a piece of 3/4 " board (cut to whatever shape or style you desire) large enough to allow it to be securely attached to the nearest wall stud.
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The mounting is an L shaped bracket. I was lucky enough to have someone on hand with the right tools to cut the L shape in to an I shape. Then screw it into the wall and hang as you would.
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You can mount it to drywall if you have to. I have 2 of these in different rooms and I have them done both ways. I used my own anchors and screws for the mount and I used them in all available holes. The thing is solid like this.
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It has three screw mounting holes on it. I just used the drywall anchors which were supplied and haven't had any issue. Looks Great Too
907372
It will not mount to a wall. But it came with a clasp to secure it to a desk. You don't need to secure it for it to work though. It works excellently without it.
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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.
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I have mine (ours) mounted to the wall - there is a keyhole in the back so that it can be hung on a nail or screw.
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Yes, it mounts to the wall. The front edge of the holder slopes down slightly, making it easier to insert tools. My wife loves it. The bathroom is not so cluttered.
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It has 2 slots on the back of the body that allow it to hang on screws that you would attach to the wall. So you put 2 screws in the wall and tighten them until they are almost flush with the wall, then you can push the housing slots over the screw head and then push the housing down until the screws hit bottom.
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It has 4 small holes in the back support but I don't know how wall mounts work so I can't answer your question. I use the table mount that came with the monitor. The holes would only work with small diameter bolts but the these new monitors are not very heavy so maybe the monitor could be hung on the wall. I don't see anyway to remove the back panel in order to screw through it. I have hung a lot of shelving so the usual ways of hanging shelves would not work with just the monitor. Incidentally: I love the monitor.
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It mounts directly to the wall. The installation is easy, but the finished product isn't quite as stable as would be desired. Luckily, I bought this before the salon was finished and was able to get some extra bracing where I needed it.
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You have to mount it using screws to the wall. The screws are very easy to strip, make sure to pre drill holes
1736410
There's a clear bracket that is given (or at least it should be) which allows you to mount it to the wall. It screws to the case and then mounts to the wall
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I have mine mounted on dry wall using anchors that screw into the wall. No drilling required. You can get them from Home Depot or lowes. Easy to use.
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Yes, I use mine just pressure mounted - nothing screwed into the wall. It works fine, although if you bump it, it can move slightly, so it has to be adjusted when that happens. I've had one for a few years and bought a second one several months ago cuz I like it so much. I have them on either side of our kitchen to keep our little dogs contained when we leave the house. They work great. :-)
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It doesn't mount on the wall. It leans. There are a few little silicone dots on the back that keep it from scratching the wall and wiggling around.