What is the distance between the two wall mount plates? My wall studs are 16 inches apart and I am wondering if this will match up with that.
367997
I just measured the distance between the mounting holes once the actual horizontal var is in place and they are 16 inches SO you should be good to go!!!!Z
367998
The distance between the two wall mount plates are 16 inches so it should be just right :)
367999
The distance from the center of each to the other is 15 3/4, so it should hit the stud on most walls. The lag bolts that come with the press are very large....4 1/2 inches to the best of my memory....I mounted another 1 1/2 inch board across the wall where the plate mounts to give me a little wiggle room....I didn't want to screw it through the stud into the next room.
1149568
Hi I have measured 1 inch between the 2 screws on each plate. The distance between each plate is 9.25 inches. Hope this is a help
1830570
As answered before, they are 16" centers. However, since you have 24" center wall studs, I would just find a nice piece of wood and mount it to the studs as a ledger board and mount the rack to that. It will be super strong without straining any drywall. Could finish nicely or just make it narrow and almost totally hide it
714586
I installed the TV mount on my drywall studs. Locate the studs and screw the lag bolts into the studs. The studs are usually spaced 16" apart and can be located with a tool you can buy at a home improvement store.
1326744
It is designed to fit between the studs in the wall so has to be real close. Studs are 16" on center normally which would be 14 1/2"" width. Mine fit no problem cutting the Sheetrock to the edge of the studs. Plus it overlaps the Sheetrock
2123943
I would definitely hit two studs.. One is easier but if you hit two you know your tv mount should never fall and you'll be able to use the swivel more confidently.. Standard stud spacing is 16" on center.
1340530
If you are talking about the studs spacing, yes it will fit once the wall plate can be mounted to two studs up to 24" apart. But pay attention to your TV screws spacing since it support all VESA mounting standards 200x100 mm up to 600x400 mm and many odd size mounting patterns (mounting holes on the rear of the TV or panel should be no more than 24" inches apart horizontally and up to 16" vertically.
359787
The distance between the two mounting screws was 6 7/16" on center, but the viewer hole is not in the exact center of that. So, once you get the item, you need to measure center-to-center, on the back of the door knocker, from the viewer hole to each screw hole to get the exact measurements that you need. Good luck.
1051874
I have already mounted mine but as best I can measure it's about 1" between the two plates.
1516021
mine did fit between the studs no problem..i used a stud finder and then mounted
1006360
You can read my review of this issue from Oct 11th. But I copied it below for your reference.Ok here is the deal...The back wall plate is only 19.5 inches wide, so there is no way that this mount will fit 24in studs.Now I did notice that the model number on the package said Ml-310B.... Not Ml-310B24 as listed in the product description. So in all fairness, I think some sellers are unintentionally attaching their inventory to the wrong product number. This is why there are some customers complaining that it did not fit their 24in studs and others saying it did. Anyways I'm returning mine for a full refund and will try ordering from a different website/seller all together. You can read my review of this issue from Oct 11th. But I copied it below for your reference.Ok here is the deal...The back wall plate is only 19.5 inches wide, so there is no way that this mount will fit 24in studs.Now I did notice that the model number on the package said Ml-310B.... Not Ml-310B24 as listed in the product description. So in all fairness, I think some sellers are unintentionally attaching their inventory to the wrong product number. This is why there are some customers complaining that it did not fit their 24in studs and others saying it... » Read More You can read my review of this issue from Oct 11th. But I copied it below for your reference.Ok here is the deal...The back wall plate is only 19.5 inches wide, so there is no way that this mount will fit 24in studs.Now I did notice that the model number on the package said Ml-310B.... Not Ml-310B24 as listed in the product description. So in all fairness, I think some sellers are unintentionally attaching their inventory to the wrong product number. This is why there are some customers complaining that it did not fit their 24in studs and others saying it did. Anyways I'm returning mine for a full refund and will try ordering from a different website/seller all together. « Show Less
257958
The size of the tv does not matter but what matters most is whether the hole of the two plates & the tv match. these holes are part of tv standards so you need to look up the samsung manual and also the installer parts manual. go to their site. you will get a pdf document. the last part is the weight of the tv. check to see if the weight is ok with the wall ( the studs mainly). if that is ok than you are fine. and you will have to install bang in the middle of the wall. not in the corner.regardsParag
450892
If you can find a good photo, you'll see the holes are punched along the top and bottom. The attaching plate is 25 1/2" , you will be able to span and attach to two studs, 16" apart... Actually, 16" center of one stud to center of the next.
1480048
Not sure I follow the bracket came in two sections. Neither section was 16 inches long, the standard distance between studs. The two pieces to not connect to each other in any way
1425227
yes, studs must be 16" to mount per the instructions provided. Hope this helps!
690881
Standard "Box Mount" wall plates will fit this mounting bracket. The vertical distance between the two screw holes is 3 9/32" on this bracket, in case you want to double check.
258830
you need to locate the studs in the wall, once you found one, the next one should be 16" from the first one, then use the screws provided to fasten the bracket to the wall, making contact with the stud.