How do they mount? Can they be stuck on?
1487147
They were hard to mount, we ended up using screws, and the template wasn't accurate so I now have several small holes under my new cabinets. The velcro didn't seem very sturdy. However I have t call the company because after about 1 month they stopped working. I was not very impressed with this item, but I waited to long and was unable to return it.
1487148
Comes with double sided tape and screws for each one. Can mount either way. I used the tape and installed under kitchen cabinets.....worked great.
1487149
My light bars are mounted under kitchen cabinets and its a smooth surface. If mounted on a wall the surface needs to be smooth not rough. If rough the tape may not stick well. Use a cleaning agent before mounting with the tape.
1487150
Yes...you will get sticky pads to place them. They are very strong stick-ems!!
1487151
Its been a few years since installing my light bars so I had to look. They appear to be mounted by double sided tape and its holding up well. Yes, they can be stuck on.
1487152
They mount with three options: screws, Velcro, or stick on pads and came with all three. We used the screws for the light and the Velcro for the switch. Nice product!
1487153
Yes. They come with two sided tape that securely mounts them to any surface.
1100870
We have affixed them with double sided tape (I believe the tape was included but I'm not certain) but they also come with screws in case you want to mount them that way. They work great.
879706
They have a hook,which could hang from a stiff wire or slender rod. You might be able to close the hooks up with a pair of pliers to form a circle if you wanted to.
676623
I think that you slide them on from the end first but they seem like they could possibly be pushed on with effort. They do not come off easily & I so not want to mess them up trying. Handy man set this up for me.
85417
They just slide on and there is a clip that keeps them from sliding in and a plastic cap that keeps them from sliding off. I have had mine for one year and so far they have all stayed in place.
432358
I guess technically they are "hooks" that can be moved up or down, but they do keep secured in place due to the "clamp" that attaches to the hat! I just bought another one due to the hats I recently bought, but had mine attached to my closet door for over 5 years and never once has a hat fell off. Very good product
462980
Yes they can be mounted. They come with small screws. They don't hold with just the adhesive.
1757797
No, they are designed to be stuck in a hole cut out for them. You could mount them vertically, but still on a hole in the wall.
1310195
They won't get stuck. I roll mine in and out of elevators without a problem
311921
I do not think that would be easy to do. They are designed to be mounted by sliding the unit onto screw heads protruding from a flat surface.
79646
The legs attach to mounts on the glass via screws. The mount stays on the glass via glue.
2245323
Yes. They attach with a central bolt, and in fact you put them on during assembly. You can just leave them off. That should work just fine.
1699966
I would not recommend to glue them on, they can fail. You can design it in a way you can screw them on. I actually had to replace two of them after a year. Others function just fine.
2269284
They mount with a clamp that goes around a roll cage. I sent mine back, but kept the ones that fit in the lock and ride Polaris bed. They work good.
1462679
Yes. Once stuck they are on there! I was placing them on the celo window of a cupcake box and they wouldn't pull off without leaving some of the backing behind.
2206950
They are not secured with any kind of locking mechanism. They're basically held in place by being a tight fit.
2246407
They pop on and off easily but stay secure when they are on. I hope that helps:)