How strong is the fit of the mouldings? My walls aren't straight &amp; perfect. Will this make the mouldings flush to wall? Or do I need 16 Gauge?
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as long as you have something to nail into,such as a stud or header board behind the sheetrock, 18 gauge will hold just fine.
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I used "12AWG Enhanced Loud Oxygen-Free Copper Speaker Wire" with this wall plate and had no issue with the wall post size. You Should be all good. They sell these at Home Depot if you want to see in person.
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The sides of the brackets don't need to be exactly centered. Mine is offset by about 8 inches and it is fine - it just may affect the range of motion of the bracket once installed. I picked this bracket specifically because I had a corner with very little wall on one side and I needed an offset solution.
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It depends on how curved the wall is. If I were doing that Id be concerned about the paper (because these are just thin cardboard) creasing. I've had some spares that I didn't use just leaning against the wall and they have naturally curved a little bit.I hope this helpsCraig
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Use drywall screws and it should work out just fine. If you do in an 'MLV installation' search on the Internet you'll get plenty of good suggestions. Good luck!
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I'll tell you one thing. I had a 14 inch rough in very carefully measured. We ended up using a very thick tile for the walls. Then we ended up not being able to use the 14R because there wasn't enough room anymore. We used the 12 and that works fine with about a 1 inch gap behind the tank.
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It was nice and tight for the 12 gauge, but the difference (.73 " Vs .66") may be two loose for your 16 gauge, I would contact MFG., and see what they recommend. they
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Placing your studs 16" on center will allow you to much more easily attach the plywood later. It is also the only way to fully support the plywood, which is critical. I learned how to properly frame 16" on center from this guy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VwXv3x_5k8
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Unfortunately I don't know what size the wire I used is. It came with the house but is was a tight fit. Other reviews I read said no to 16 gauge wire. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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You shouldn't have any problems this is a very good unit I'm not sure about the pattern 400x400. As long as you secure it to the wall properly you should be good I love mine. Be sure you loosen the unit with wd-40 before mounting for easy movement
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They will work wonderfully and you'll love the finished look. Anchor them well, preferably in the wall studs. I'm estimating that two will do the job, as evenly spaced as possible.
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I've got 2 walls lined with these in my shop, The internal drawr is only about 9 1/2 inches wide so unfortunately I dont think it will work for you
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This product has 2 gang boxes, and they are designed to install in existing walls with 4" cavities. You can install before hanging the sheetrock, but you don't have to. If you have lathe & plaster, then the thickness will be greater, but tabs will extend out enough to grab and hold. Just cut the opening and fit (make sure that there is enough depth for unit to fit, otherwise, you will need to cut as much off the back of the box to accommodate it).This is a great product, and it worked very well for me. I am sure you too will like the end result.
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I'm sure that 14 gauge would do fine, but I confess that I used 16 gauge. These are really nice lights; I like them. I think you will be very satisfied with them.
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Hi, I was able to run it underground to my shed which has sheetrock and is insulated. I then was able to cut some of the sheetrock out and run it behind the sheetrock and turn it at the corners in order to get it to the other side of the shed.If you are running it on the outside of the wall it will not go right against the wall corner as it I don't believe you should bend or crease it. You might be an inch or two away from the 90 degree corner on the outside of the wall but inside it works fine. I hope that helps you.
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It's not more forgiving. You should only use 5/16 if you need to match up to a adjoining floor height. The only difference I recall is the 5/16 required more thinset because it's deeper.
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Looks like it will work just fine based on the measurements I took of mine. To get a 45 degree angle one end will be 3 feet off the wall. Just something to keep in mind when planning your space.