Mesh brackets attach to joists or studs with staples, screws, or nails during a rough-in installation. Their wide, ultra-thin metal mesh wings help support speaker locations across framing spaced up to 24 inches on center.

When selecting mesh brackets, consider joist or stud framing spaced up to 24 inches on center. Also confirm that the bracket is designed for the intended in-wall or in-ceiling speaker.

Choose mesh brackets made for the speaker’s installation type, with in-wall brackets for in-wall speakers and in-ceiling brackets for in-ceiling speakers. Confirm that the bracket matches the speaker series, then select a design with mesh wings that attach to joists or studs using staples, screws, or nails and support the project’s framing layout.

Check that the mesh bracket is intended for the speaker’s in-wall or in-ceiling application and appears on the speaker manufacturer’s compatibility list. Then verify that the bracket attaches to the planned joists or studs, supports the framing spacing, and matches the speaker’s required finished-opening and cutout dimensions.