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Hi and thanks for using JustAnswer.com. The link you provided states the mounting base was included so I presume you require fasteners to attach the mounting base to a wall. If this is a wood stud/drywall wall, find a stud, rotate the mount base until the holes are vertically aligned, and use the largest wood screw that will pass thru the holes. If this is a masonry wall, use a self tapping masonry screw- TapCon is one brand HomeDepot does have. An older method used prior toTapCons is a lead shield anchor. To use these, select the largest lag screw that will pass thru the mounting holes, note the size, and get lead shields for that size lag. Next drill a hole for that size shield. Insert the shields, place the mount over them, and screw in the lags.If you have a metal wall, drill for a self tapping metal screw- again, the largest that will pass thru the mounting holes. I hope that this information was helpful to you. If it was please remember to click ACCEPT on your screen to make sure that I am paid for my efforts. By clicking ACCEPT you are not giving up your ability to ask more questions pertaining to this subject, and I will be happy to respond to these as well. Please take a moment and leave feedback, it is very important!

Edited by Stephen Cutler on 9/19/2009 at 10:38 PM

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