The instructions are so bad I can't figure out what the silver pad is for, to lay on? Or is just the blue mat to lay on. No screws came with my heate.
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first put the silver mat, then the blue one. Contact them to send you a new one!
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Penny, you put the silver pad first and then the blue and you will be laying on the blue.
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I agree about the instructions and it's been too long for me to remember what I finally tried... I wish you luck
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I thought the silver pad was to lay on and the blue pad went on top of your body. I got screws for my heater but it was very difficult to attach. Wish I could send this product Back.
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This is not the greatest sauna. We ended up returning it. There should be a couple screws to put the heater on but even that was awkward. You have to be very careful to keep the heat in as it's not attached to anything.
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Hi there Penny - Yes, the silver pad is to lay on top of the blue mat, for comfort. Enjoy!
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The silver "pad" around the trampoline, like you see in the picture, is what I think they are referring to. There is no floor pad/mat that came with mine. I also have it on carpet so I don't have a noise problem.
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The Big Agnes air mattress I had was comfortable but terrible slick. I spent half the night sliding around. Much better to get a Thermarest sleeping pad. It's bulkier when rolled up but much more comfortable, especially on a concrete floor. Go with a Thermarest pad!!
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I received no instructions either. I think I got it together but it is not much. I should have waited and purchased a better one.
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I had thought about a heating pad too - maybe on a low setting. There is a nice thick fluffy cushion inside that you can take out to wash. The underneath is not plastic - I'm not sure what it is. It looks like fabric but feels kind of paper-y. Just buy it and return if you don't like it. For $20 it's a pretty good deal.
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Unless your local codes, etc. allow unlicensed homeowners to modify their wiring, I would urge contacting a reputable licensed electrician to set up your thermostat and attach the wiring. You can safely install the heat element mats and the thermostat sensor wire under your flooring by closely following the instal instructions - in particular extra care to see that heat element wires are not nicked. You're electrician will check for this before wiring in to the household power. It is a good product and wonderful,economical heat when complete. - Hope this helps!
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I would contact the manufacturer to see if they have online instructions you can download. If not I would return it. Hard enough to put together WITH the instructions.
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I can't but I also bought a regular cheap pad to lay over the top plus my fitted sheet. I don't even know its there. Plenty warm. Sometimes number 2 setting gets to warm for me. I really doubt you'll be disappointed.
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sorry but i forgot where i bought my pad. I think it was from one of those addendums " people who bought this might be interested in these " . I think it is from the same Oxbridge Company. It is terrific, Thick but easy to roll up. I have a dedicated space so I leave in place and it still looks new. I use it over a wooden floor and it stays in place. best wishes, Doug
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It took me by myself in 100*F heat all day (12hrs) to assemble it. Some of the parts did not click together like they were supposed to and somehow they didn't send enough screws. There is not a foundation that comes with it either. The floor that comes with it is two pieces. There is about 30 parts total for it. The weight of it was around 500 pounds if I am not mistaken. It was not a super easy task putting it together, in fact it kicked my ass a little, and I am a infantry Marine. If I had to take it apart only to reassemble it the next day, I wouldn't, unless I had 3 other people helping me. I hope that helps... It took me by myself in 100*F heat all day (12hrs) to assemble it. Some of the parts did not click together like they were supposed to and somehow they didn't send enough screws. There is not a foundation that comes with it either. The floor that comes with it is two pieces. There is about 30 parts total for it. The weight of it was around 500 pounds if I am not mistaken. It was not a super easy task putting it together, in fact it kicked my ass a little, and I am a infantry Marine. If I had to take it apart only to reassemble it the next day, I wouldn't, unless I had 3 other people helping... » Read More It took me by myself in 100*F heat all day (12hrs) to assemble it. Some of the parts did not click together like they were supposed to and somehow they didn't send enough screws. There is not a foundation that comes with it either. The floor that comes with it is two pieces. There is about 30 parts total for it. The weight of it was around 500 pounds if I am not mistaken. It was not a super easy task putting it together, in fact it kicked my ass a little, and I am a infantry Marine. If I had to take it apart only to reassemble it the next day, I wouldn't, unless I had 3 other people helping me. I hope that helps... « Show Less
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I can't tell, but I'm not that happy with the mat. It indents with anything that is put on it.It's too soft.
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My towel heater was installed by a friend and I thinking there were the screws included. I love my towel warmer, it is awesome.
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I think mine came with new screws. Make sure you install new heat sink compound.
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Just in case, there are no installation instructions and I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed. The bottom frame has Velcro closure that lifts. Away from from cover allowing Surface to slide in. I'm sure you would have figured it out after some aggregating minutes of "this doesn't fit!" The first time I tried, I just got discouraged and packed it away for a few months, until I saw your question and took it out and re-examined. OHHH! Like a vision suddenly appearing.I have the Surface 2, bought on sale when the 3 came out.
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It sounds like you ordered the wrong mat. You need to have two separate pieces and I would suspect that it should cost less.
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same prob - no screws included. otherwise, this is a great fan.Edit: i called customer service, and they were very pleasant and sent out the screws. So it is a bit of a hassle, but at least it can be resolved.Anyone know what the 2 screws are for? the set of 4 clearly go up through the bottom of the base and connect to the unit, but i don't see where the other pair goes.
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I'm sorry I can't help you. I ordered this for my husband and he hasn't put it in yet (it's been months). Perhaps the problem is the lack of mounting instructions?