2X4 Laminate Sheet

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,

I heard many bad reviews about the product like, the screw holes didn't match up, and the laminate finish isn't great... But in my humble opinion it's outstanding for the price... Everything lined up perfectly and it's nice and sturdy... Glad I made the purchase... Will get the accessories to match...

I bought the 8 TB (2x4) to backup my photographs. I wanted a RAID 1 system for the redundancy storage. After looking at numerous brands and models, I decided to get this G-Technology Thunderbolt 2 USB 3.0. It came with the RAID 0 setup. I contacted customer service a couple of times and they responded in an extremely short period of time to each question. I will certainly recommend this product to anyone.

I use this grip for 350w impact studio lights that i clamp on 2x4's above the studio space. The grip clamps really well so i'm not worried at all about it falling down. I haven't tried to put two lights on it yet, but i believe it will be able to perfectly handle both. The product seems to have good build quality. I only bought one, but i'm going to be buying several more was i can squeeze some room in the budget. If you got really heavy lights, i might be a little more hesitant, but for lighter to mid-weight lights this is a great option to be able to quickly reposition lights on the fly.

Very easy to install. Used as a wall speaker. Fits well between studs (2x4). Looks great after installation, economical and sounds excellent for a speaker at this price level.

all pros: predictable switching between systems, long term reliability, outgrew some of my 2x4 switches and did not think twice about getting the 4x4 switch, it was an automatic decision.

This Heavy Duty Wall Mount Base mounts the two-joint mic arm to the wall. It is sturdy and perfect for the job. I mounted it at about shoulder-height for me, which makes the boom arm go low/high enough for any of my student voice talents that may use my booth. In order to make this mount fit a standard 2x4 stud, behind the double 5/8 drywall, I needed to manufacture a custom wooden block made out of a 2x4. This allows the horizontal mounting holes of the wall-mount to be fastened to the wooden block, while the block is mounted securely to the wall with two vertically positioned 4 screws through the drywall and into the stud. The two 4 screws are hidden by the wall-mount once the mount is attached to the block by the four shorter screws.

Have this clamped to a 2x4 that is attached to drywall below a window so I can mount various binoculars, up to and including a 14.5 pound astronomy model. The sturdiness, ease of adjustability, and overall quality is typical of the other Manfrotto items I own. It is necessary to support the column by hand or have a firm grip on the crankwheel when loosening the lock knob if a heavy item is mounted to avoid it rapidly lowering but this isn't a factor if average weight cameras and devices are being used.

I put this under my Fender Horror Deluxe and suddenly, the low end become defined and useful. Definitely worth the money. I put a 2x4 panel of Sir Alex Sonofoam behind the amp and my recordings are exponentially better.