Wall mount for HTM 200se

[natetg57]

Nate, thanks for posting the pictures (sorry for late reply). How did you tie the picture hanging wire to the screws?

It's been awhile but I think I did a couple of wraps around the screw and then twisted the wires together. I think there are instructions on the package. Let me try this link thing again
http://www.amazon.com/OOK-Framers-Ha...productDetails

[wtrimble]

Two "http"s would do that.
http://www.amazon.com/Selby-Hardware...ref=pd_cp_hi_0

ah haha, didn't see that. Thanks

[wtrimble]

It's been awhile but I think I did a couple of wraps around the screw and then twisted the wires together. I think there are instructions on the package. Let me try this link thing again
http://www.amazon.com/OOK-Framers-Ha...productDetails

Oh ok, I see, thanks. I might have to try this.

[phipp01]

Thanks, let me know how they work. I think they would be good for my application too.

My speakers will be delivered today (170's for rear surrounds) and when I get a chance to figure out the best height and location I'll let you know. I'll probably snap a few pictures too just to show how it goes.

[phipp01]

Received the 170's on Friday, got around to putting up the wall mounts this morning. One I was lucky enough to get a stud slightly off center (short wall next to slider). The other wall I had to use toggle bolts as there was no stud where I had to mount it.

The installation is pretty easy and straight forward. I marked my top height on the wall, plumbed the mount and marked my holes. Using the supplied screws and my battery drill it went smoothly. I repeated the process for the other speaker with the toggle bolts and they hold wonderfully. First picture is mounted to a stud


Im happy with the results, a good solution and they were inexpensive wall mounts. I paid $35 for the mounts through Amazon.

I can try to upload pics if you are interested.

[wtrimble]

Received the 170's on Friday, got around to putting up the wall mounts this morning. One I was lucky enough to get a stud slightly off center (short wall next to slider). The other wall I had to use toggle bolts as there was no stud where I had to mount it.

The installation is pretty easy and straight forward. I marked my top height on the wall, plumbed the mount and marked my holes. Using the supplied screws and my battery drill it went smoothly. I repeated the process for the other speaker with the toggle bolts and they hold wonderfully. First picture is mounted to a stud


Im happy with the results, a good solution and they were inexpensive wall mounts. I paid $35 for the mounts through Amazon.

I can try to upload pics if you are interested.

Yeah pictures would be great. I'd like to see how far they stick out from the wall, this is my determining factor on how to mount these bad boys.

[wtrimble]

Nate, did you hang the speakers upside down? The only screws on the back are on the bottom, other than the four that are around the binding posts. It looks like your speakers are hung at the top

[natetg57]

Not upside down. They can be mounted either way. The grill can be switched.

[Kisakuku]

Not upside down. They can be mounted either way. The grill can be switched.

Tweeter position defines how the speaker is oriented, not the grille.

[phipp01]

Yeah pictures would be great. I'd like to see how far they stick out from the wall, this is my determining factor on how to mount these bad boys.

I just took a quick measurement and from the wall to the front of the side clamp (that is the farthest point from the wall) it is 10.25 inches. From the wall to the front of the 170 grille is 12 inches. I will put up pictures when I get home from work.