Devialet on the wall

[Hifi_swlon]

I'm thinking of wall mounting my 1000 Pro, but am stuck with lathe and plaster walls from 1914. Based on the images I've seen of the Devialet wall mounts, it looks like you need something solid behind the four screw points, without any flexibility about where those points can be? I have doubts that wall anchors will be enough for the weight of the Devialet units...

The big Pros are pretty heavy.
Their mounts have a tiny bit of flexibility with the screw positions, but we're talking mm rather than cm. I found even old uk masonry pretty tricky. But if you can get the screws solidly into larthe the plaster could probably take the weight. Not sure I'd risk it though. You could always just hang an equivalent weight of something a little less shiny and expensive and see?

To be honest I was slightly concerned about the mounting bracket itself. The 200 one had quite a bit of Perspex below the Devialet mounts. The 250 one has barely anything - like a few mm, and was designed for the generation without copper base plate. I asked Devialet and they said it was OK, but I still held my breath as I let go. It's still on the wall anyway.

Before I got the 200 bracket I had it mounted with just two screws. It was rock solid. I just used any I had which would fit - I used countersunk heads but flat would have been better, but didn't have any small enough.

Of course you can't fit stillpoints or the like using their wall bracket. So you get hellish vibrations messing with your sound.