Are the mounts adjustable to something other than 16 inches? such as to 24 inches? depending on where studs are
1343974
you know the you can use plywood attached to the studs and later attach the pull up bar on it.
1485309
The brackets say they are 4 inches wide but on our 3-1/2 inch top rail we had to add 3/4 inch blocks behind them to make them work. There is no adjustment except for your creativity but they have worked well after that for us.
246944
The last screw holes are 16 and a half inches apart. It fits between the normal studs. It is a very nice mount we really like it.
200871
It can be mounted to studs on 16 inch centers. The mounting flange has a hole in the center with additional holes and radial slots that will permit some variation to the 16 inch center. They will also permit more than one fastener per flange.
1266005
Christopher, did you actually purchase this mount? If so, does it actually hit three studs 16" apart?
275871
I do not beleive there is any restrictions to where they're mounted. Be careful since the assembly screws tend to rust since they're not stainless
1173129
The shelves are not adjustable. I have the 2 shelf model and there is 8-3/4" clearance between shelves. The OmniMount Tria shelf systems do have adjustable shelves. However, the Tria system protrudes 16" from the wall whereas the Mount-It shelves only stick out 14".
869526
They are only manually adjustable. The quality and fit were better than expected, but as others have stated, the studs needed to be backed out a rotation or two for the nuts to reach the threads. They are on my son's lifted Dodge 4x4 and they've seen some pretty harsh conditions and are holding up nicely.
2250073
The screw holes are just about 17" on the widest one. The over all length of the mount is over 18" though and there is room enough to drill a hole in the mount to make it 18" if you wanted to go through the trouble and have a drill to go through a plate like this. Great that builders are always messing things up by trying to save a buck on a build! I would have no issue drilling a hole and putting this up at 18". It is doable. Or you could just hit one stud up real solid and use anchors for your other screws if you didn't want to put a hole next to the line of holes.
2221255
No, the mounting holes are approx. 13/64" Dia., I drilled mine out for 1/4" bolts.
159613
I have a pair of 19"s on mine, and can move them from the post 18" forward with out them touching each other, so given the 24" is wider, and may not be able to move as far forward as the 19s, I would say 15-16" off of the post
704537
I believe once they're set in the mounts, there didn't appear to be an adjustment. Possibly, they mount in a pre-set position. Mine seem to be aligned satisfactory. Hope this helps.
1905787
I was able to mount on 16" studs. There isn't much room after you hang tv so be sure to have all plug ins before attaching.
298077
Yes the mounting bar holes are spaced for 16" centered studs. You can see installation instructions online at Lewistools.com
2250071
No, 18" is to far apart. The mounting holes, which vary in width, are at the most 16 3/4 to 17" apart.
925691
I installed this at my sons house, so I don't have the mount here to measure. But, as I remember it's at least 24 inches (maybe a little more) - enough to mount on studs that are 16", 18" or 24" apart.
1284735
Yes you could put the screws in the last holes and that would be 24 inches. I have mine at 16 because that is where my studs were! Most houses the studs are 16 on center, I've not heard of any being 24 on center, what I would do is use two 2x6s and run them across the 24 in gap and go from there! The only thing with that is your TV would be 1 5/8 inches farther out than just the plain mount!