what is the space between the two anchors (i.e. how far do the studs need to be apart)? Is it 48 inches?
362242
Just measured them. The anchors are about 122cm (nut to nut) and there are four studs on each sidesof the anchors. All together eight of them. Measuring from top to bottom, it's about 25cm apart from each other. Hope this was helpful to your needs.
362243
I don't have the exact measurements cause I'm not at my studio but I was really surprised how wide the bar was. Two females can do pull ups side by side on it. I mounted it into a brick wall four screws and anchors total.
1649026
I put two on one wall with some space between each. I also anchored them to the wall. It comes with anchors
343913
The mount lines up with 12 or 16" spaced studs. Mine were 24" apart so I had to improvise a bit.
1369614
My trusses weren't 32 inches apart either, so I went with the wider distance of 48 inches. It works fine for me. I think 24 inches would be to close.
1965953
I would say an inch if your determined to leave the stud in place. I recommend moving the stud over if there is a problem. It won't hurt your structure one bit.
1965205
32 inches between the bars is perfect. I just measured mine and they are 32 1/4 inches apart. So far I am very happy with the rack... Especially for the price.
1968490
Per Classic Store Fixtures... The hang-rail on this rack is 60" long or 5 feet, the hanging space between the two uprights is 47". But be careful who you buy this rack from there are many on amazon advertising the commercial version but do not really sell the true commecial grade version of this Garment RackthanksBen Elkins Classic Store Fixtures
2061753
it is 46.5 inches within the rails and 48 outside hope this helps we just measures it!!!!Bob D
1695501
Yes, the spacing is set so that it should be the right distance to screw into two studs. If you don't screw into the studs I would be seriously concerned it would fall off the wall because it's really heavy.
641785
They are 16" apart...I was still concerned about a lag bolt not hitting the stud correctly so I attached 2x8 s to the studs and then attached the wall mount to the 2x8s. Gave me more peace of mind...no problems here.
2241322
2 pieces will only work with a brace. Otherwise you need one long piece to fit the 48"
1867651
The one I have is about 48" and it a heavy duty metal, you do not need any studier than this for four bicycles.
1248044
I do not have the bracket at my home, it is at our lake house. It is approximately 5 or 6 inches between vertical holes and my studs were 16 inches apart horizontally.I found my studs with a stud finder and used the bubble level to level the bracket. I held the bracket to the wall as hard against the wall as possible while I laid out the holes with my other hand. The hardest part of the project was to figure out how the television designer intended to mount the vertical mounting pieces to the back of the television. After that it was a snap.
2078971
They're approximately 3.5" apart in both height and width, in a square pattern.Please see my product review for additional information regarding the attachment of this bracket to a wall.
200820
Mine measured 36 1/4 plus a little for the little knobbies on the end. The attachment piece is 32" (figuring standard studs 16" apart. As someone else said, I hope you are talking about where you can mount it and not the space the rack would actually occupy. It's a great rack and I hope it works for you. (NOTE: you MUST mount it into studs and not into the wallboard. It isn't light to start with and loaded with pots and pans will be too heavy for a wallboard mount.)
2067637
Yes. Not much but inch or two. I can check if you give me exact distance of studs.
278221
The back of the package shows that the brackets can be a maximum of 24" inches apart. I am planning to use 3 brackets for my 50" shelf (50" long, 1" thick, 12" deep).