What hardware would you recommend to bolt this down into cement? What diameter are the screws that attach to the legs? Thanks.
866203
I'm sorry - we used the metal legs off our old sink rather than the ones provided.
866204
I drilled holes in the concrete and anchored each leg with 1/4 bolts. Your local hardware store can provide you with the necessary parts. The attachment screws for the legs are 1/4 inch. I drilled holes to provide 2 screws in each leg. I think the anchors required 3/8 holes in the concrete.
866205
Cement screws. Most hardware stores carry them. You will also need a cement drill to match the screws. If you don't want to drill holes in the cement purchase an adhesive at the hardware store. Easier than drilling holes in cement. It also depends on what you plan to wash in the tub.
530145
I think that would work just fine - you'll need a 3/8" concrete expansion bolt (or alternately a glue in bolt - but I think it would be better and cheaper if you can replace corroded bolts in coming years). It will make the project kind of expensive, but it should work fine. I would suggest using a thread locking liquid like Loctite so the nuts don't work their way loose over time and the holds start spinning.
2165997
This should. I did a 12k unit. The bolt holes give flexibility for many different sized units and it should support the weight. It was pretty easy to install and comes with concrete anchors if you need them. I put mine into wood so I just got a few long Stainless wood screws.
743472
It came with 4 heavy-duty bolts that screw into the bottom. However, it seems to be set up to secure it to wood, not cement. Go to youtube and see "How To Install a SentrySafe Big Bolt Safe" (different safe, but the same bolts, and I suspect a similar install). Do note that this is a pretty small safe. If I were to install one more permanently, I'd probably select a bigger model.
1692103
use a concrete hammer drill and red head anchors or split concreted anchors witw lag bolts.both are avaliable at home depot or lowes. you may have to rent the drill ,from an equiptment rental yard. hope this helps
424446
Its a 5/16ths hanger bolt, and its 3 inches in length. No attachment plate is sold with the item however we sell T-nuts that will provide the same function as an attachment plate. If your current legs do not have a hanger bolt diameter of 5/16ths then T-nuts are necessary for the legs to have a stable foundation.
163846
I don't know about any special scews (screws?) for the legs. It is all set to use as is.
2116368
You need to contact the manufacturer. I am a customer who bought these and the legs to make mysef a footstool. I don't have ANY expertise eon these, the screws or anything else. I just bought them and put them onto my footstool. They worked for me. I don't know what else they work for and I am sorry. I have had several inquiries about these and the bolts and I'm not the one to ask. Amazon and Waddell are. Sorry I'm sure that isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's the truth.
209019
The manufacturer's installation instructions sheet requires that the purchaser mount the product to wood (or concrete) that is at least 4 inches thick. The screws that are provided with the product are 3.125 inches long.
1490183
Yes, use carbide drill appropriate for size of concrete screw. Use screw with hex head, easier to install.
147867
I returned this item (to complicated) and opted to install it in concrete. Contact mdooling@etsmiami.com and Maria will give you complete details. Tom
431924
use lead anchors for concrete or lock walls. Try different sizes fr your hardware store to find the right size
24596
can't remember, i would go to a hardware store, screws will be application specific.
1576549
yes. you align holes on the sliding metal legs to the desired height and use the provided Philips screws (one for each leg) to bolt in place.
1509896
for the anchors that came with mine, 7/32" for dry, wall 1/4" for cinder block or concrete. The anchors are real cheap ones. If you have a problem with them, just get some better ones at at Home depot or Lowes, these should have drill bit size listed on package. the anchors should go in snuggly and flush to wall. You may need to tap them in lightly with hammer. (emphasis on "lightly")
2160799
Ours is bolted to concrete floor. There may be a wall bracket available, but that would require very significant wall attachment. Would not recommend.
2014781
Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)