Could this be mounted on a single stud to hold lighter components?
75797
yes, but you'd have to anchor the non-stud screws. And there are smaller, single-stud mounts that may be better suited depending on the dimensions of your equipment.
175118
Well that a very tuff question. Because if I say one of the brackets . And you don't hit a stud. This would be very bad. I used both brackets an its still hanging. So for the money! I would rather be safe then sorry. Thats just me. Hope this helped.
1901846
I think you would be able to mount it on top of the rack using wire ties. It is quite sturdy when unfolded.
1769986
It would be very heavy to mount on a wall. You would need to be sure you have a stud to mount into.
1193983
It would probably be best if you did mount it on the stud. It's pretty heavy all by itself, and we have heavy components on it, so that's what we did. If you don't I'd suggest anchors for sure.
1909314
I would not trust that process. It dries rock hard, but whether it would integrate itself to the sides enough to support a weight-bearing screw I would doubt. Maybe to hold a very light weight item, a pound or so.
2163422
Mount on mount can be done , BUT the stability is bad and could cause injury. Its a chance I'm not willing to take.
1664233
Very definitely mount in a stud.. consider the length of the arm and what is on the end :) good luck
193519
Probably, but I wouldn't. I believe it is meant to be a free standing unit. It may be too heavy unless you have very good anchors and are attaching to studs.
2111871
It is suggested to mount it on studs but it is not really that heavy. I like to hit at least one stud. It can be mounted in any different ways and it can be centered.
710171
Yes, if you can get it installed into at least two studs. Real studs not usin anchors.
1136492
Think of it like a hollow-wall anchor that might hold a picture hook. Not so much weight, but when properly installed can certainly accomodate wiring and/or "wall wart" style plugs if you're running electrical.
946444
I don't see a way to make that work with the way the mount is designed. You'll need to mount to two studs.
278641
Yes, but I would not because of the weight and stability issues. In fact, I used three "L" brackets to secure the rack to the wall to ensure it does not move.
2235317
The short answer is no. The the bar the displays mount on is one single piece.
832939
OMI haven't done it but the instructions say it's possible. See this PDF. http://www.moen.com/shared/docs/instruction-sheets/ins10086.pdf We used the "drill hole" option and it is very solid. I'm around 230 Lbs. Maybe use the "Screw into stud" for one mount and the "Hole in drywall" for the other.73
1734197
I probably wouldnt use the stud route as this would mean using the LED light's hot shoe stand.I think I'd prefer to use the light with a hot shoe bracket at the top of the boom arm.Doingvyhis will eliminate the uncertainty of stud sizes andcr3duce the need fo moving parts. The more moving parts tge higher the chances for misplacing ir for getting pieces. I've had shoots where I had forgotten the stud and couldn't mount a light...reduce the need for small moving parts.