I'm looking to mount mine to my garage ceiling which has the trusses on 24" center. I know it recommends 32" width so would you go with 24" or 48"?
1369613
I've had mine on the same ceiling joist. There has been no issues with them like that. Remember, the closer they are mounted, the more you use your core to balance during exercises. Closer is better.
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.
1369615
Mine are on 32", but unless you have *really* wide shoulders, 24" should be fine. If you think about it, you basically want them to be shoulder width apart
1327698
My box (50-55 version) is just over 36 inches tall. I have no idea where the 24 inch measurement comes from.
10909
the screw holes line up at exactly 48 inches so once you line up the first side the other one will fall right into the corresponding truss. they are usually 12 or 48 inches apart.
1300089
As a matter of fact, I have a wood shop of the same size, but with 12 foot ceilings. I hung mine in the middle (front to back), but slightly to the right hand side (right to left), which is the 40 foot span. It does a good job, so anywhere close to the middle will work. Just not in a corner.
1768825
We have two installed. Love them! One is set at 26" and the other at 27". However, I think you could adjust it to the 24" length you are looking for.
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
595295
I can't say precisely that it will fit a 24 inch cabinet because we installed it over a 30 inch. I would recommend the 30 inch because it is under mounted so you may need extra space to hold it.
1917820
If you have an all glass top you could get a 24, though it wouldn't be stable sitting there. Assuming you have an open tank, you can either get a 30, or 2 12" lights. The 2 12s would certainly be more costly, but might give you more control over the light output.
280224
you would have dark areas on the sides. 1 48"-60" would be perfect. Possibly a 36-48
2051111
I didn't feel comfortable putting a 32" on this stand because the tripod is really short. I did, however, take the tube out and put it into a taller tripod for a light truss and hit holds a 32" just fine. I had extra gear lying around so it wasn't a big deal to Frankenstein something together, but it you're looking to buy specifically for this function you might want to look at another solution.
1559060
Depends where you are putting it, if it is on top of the RV, I think i would use 6. I have the 48 x 36 and use 4 with no issues.
960895
Not sure why other website say 24. On my setup, I have two 24s turned vertically. Even if you leave them horizontally, you will still have enough room to push them out to accommodate upto 27. But not beyond. The base is solid metal and pretty heavy so you can hold the weight. Personally, 24" is more than enough provided they provide higher resolution than 1080. Mine are at 1080 but still very good.
266721
We have ours installed with a 24" downrod on a 6/12 vaulted ceiling. If the pitch of your ceiling is flat enough, then a 12" downrod should be OK.
647530
you can cut the rail to dimension (it's a piece of plastic...). The pieces with the holes slides in a track on top, so you can put it where ever you want. Unfortunately you do not get more than 2 hole pieces, so you cannot make 2 24" from a 48".
1403508
I have a 61 inch opening with two extensions. I don't know about the 48" opening. It should be a pretty standard opening. Call the company and tell them what you need.
343913
The mount lines up with 12 or 16" spaced studs. Mine were 24" apart so I had to improvise a bit.
1380539
I just measured mine so I could add a tie breaker to the 2 answers. 24" is correct for rod sections; the case is 25".