How do you mount this? Do the hooks go directly into the ceiling? I didn't see any instructions...
1512874
We mounted ours with some large eye hooks that we screwed into a carrying beam in our kitchen ceiling. The hooks do not go directly into the ceiling... you will needs something to hang them off of.
1512875
The hooks you see in the picture are used to hang the pot rack from. Just like a picture frame that has a hanger on the back, you still need to put a nail in the wall to hang it from, as with this, you must put hooks in the ceiling to hang the rack from. Be sure to try and find a stud in the ceiling to screw into, since pot racks tend to be fairly weighty and you don't want to someone to get smacked on the head by a falling pan. There are many hooks you could instal, I would suggest your local hardware or chain hardware box store for getting your ceiling hooks and how to find the studs in the ceiling. GREAT pan rack...we love ours! The hooks you see in the picture are used to hang the pot rack from. Just like a picture frame that has a hanger on the back, you still need to put a nail in the wall to hang it from, as with this, you must put hooks in the ceiling to hang the rack from. Be sure to try and find a stud in the ceiling to screw into, since pot racks tend to be fairly weighty and you don't want to someone to get smacked on the head by a falling pan. There are many hooks you could instal, I would suggest your local hardware or chain hardware box store for getting your ceiling hooks and how to find the studs in... » Read More The hooks you see in the picture are used to hang the pot rack from. Just like a picture frame that has a hanger on the back, you still need to put a nail in the wall to hang it from, as with this, you must put hooks in the ceiling to hang the rack from. Be sure to try and find a stud in the ceiling to screw into, since pot racks tend to be fairly weighty and you don't want to someone to get smacked on the head by a falling pan. There are many hooks you could instal, I would suggest your local hardware or chain hardware box store for getting your ceiling hooks and how to find the studs in the ceiling. GREAT pan rack...we love ours! « Show Less
1512876
Truthfully, mine is still on my "honey do list", be sure u carefully unwrap the hooks I almost threw a few away! The only instructions I had were "this is not a toy, keep away from children". I presume you get two heavy duty eye hooks which are question mark looking things with a pointy tip like from Walmart or your local hardware store and find the stud in the ceiling and use that pointy tip side and twist away, then try a little weight and pray, cause that's what I plan to get hubby to do. It's very pretty and a great price so its worth the grief :)
1512877
Buy 2 eye screws from hardware store then you pre drill two holes in the ceiling where you want the hanger to hang then screw the eye hooks into the ceiling then hang the hooks from the hanger you just purchased into the 2 screw eye hooks.
1097974
I watched a tutorial on YouTube about these. Amazon had pricey cost. There's a wire that holds it all together in the middle. I looped ribbon through it and used clear packing tape to hang from my ceiling. Several make these directly- much cheaper!
1293228
I used flat head thumbtacks into the ceiling. The balloons came with clear line/string. I tied a small knot/loop in the string and attached it to the tack.
254531
Nothing came with mine. You can see videos on line. Set up...after I put my hooks too wide I Called,was told "raise your arms above your head and that is where (how wide) the hooks should be. I bought ikea hooks --there solid and used chain to be able to adjust. The moves are much harder than they look on the videos. Dave v.
359948
I don't see how this can be adapted to a ceiling hook. It has two plastic bars that look like the ear parts of a stethoscope that open then close on the door frame. Directly under that is a big plastic triangle piece, then the big spring. There isn't anything small enough to be held by a ceiling hook...or to even be adapted for a ceiling hook that I can tell... The smallest part that might fit in a ceiling hook would be UNDER the spring, thus making the "jumping" part invalid. Hopes this helps. Our 5 month loves it. It is almost worth mounting boards on your door frame!
950599
Okay J - Thank you so much! I am a visual learner and I had no idea how those metal things attach/clip, whatever and if it is hanging from the ceiling already, I guess it's not for support, but just to: Raise The Curtain if you will. Got it. Thanks
1456704
Two screws that are mounted. The back of the sensor has key-hole shaped slots that you align with the screw heads and twist a couple of degrees to secure.I used the screw mounts into the ceiling, but the unit is light enough that it's possible it may hold on a wall with some of the stronger command strip style pads. I never tried I though and wouldn't expect it to work for a ceiling mount.
8371
There are 3 holes on that flat lip and 3 screws to afix it to the ceiling. Works great by the way. Easy to hang. Hope that helped.
79088
No, screw in hooks. It needs to be mounted to a solid structure like a ceiling beam. You will need to locate them with something like a stud finder.
2113218
I don't know. The top link is a loop, so you'd need a hook to hang from your ceiling and you'd have to figure out how to secure it.
1818063
The round part of the top on the hook fits easily into the other piece with the opening in it. I hope this answer comes with the picture attached. It's not easy to explain. Slide the hood through the opening of the other piece and let it drop down into it. That way it will swivel. Lift it up to take it apart. To install the the whole thing, it will need to be in two pieces but I don't know what you want to install it to, i.e., a ceiling or wall or will it be into a stud or just drywall. I used mine to hang flower pots from the ceiling so I used the enclosed toggle bolt. (I always called them "butterfly bolts".) That is the silver piece. You will need a drill with a bit that is as large as the toggle bolt is when the toggle bolt is squeezed together. Compare a drill bit to the center of the bolt to see if it is the same diameter. The toggle bolt will be squeezed together to be pushed through the hole you have to drill in the ceiling with that bit so it must be the same size or a tad larger. Make SURE the long screw is through the piece that will hold the hook and then screw the toggle bolt onto that screw so that the bolt, when squeezed, has the center facing towards the end of the screw, not the head of it which is in the piece that will hold the hook. You will have to push the toggle bolt through the drilled hole in the ceiling and let it open (be sure you have it screwed on the screw the right way or it won't work right), then keep screwing the screw but pulling down on the screw for pressure until it gets tight. It sounds more complicated than it is. After the top piece of the hook assembly is tight against the ceiling, insert the hook through the opening and let it fall into place and hang what you want on it and you can swivel it how you want it. If this didn't help, I would suggest asking someone at a hardware store because they can actually show you. That would be much better than mere words that can be confusing and I apologize if I caused confusion. I tried to help. Best wishes.
1978814
you make the hole and then you push the back of it into the ceiling, It clips onto the drywall and forms a tight seal. they dont sit on top of the ceiling. There wouldn't be a way to mount them that way
1191588
It is set up as a standard ceiling install into a ceiling mount. Don't know how you would do that without a lot of work and extra expense.
1658921
Goooooood question!!!! No instructions on "how to attach". I used zip ties through one of the holes to attach to hanger. Not especially pleased with result.
1627611
The mounting is an L shaped bracket. I was lucky enough to have someone on hand with the right tools to cut the L shape in to an I shape. Then screw it into the wall and hang as you would.
1682533
Same as the other answers.I would not hang it by Command hooks either.I load mine up with clothes.I love it.I worked it in with some other things on the wall so it looks like it is part of that.
1393788
I wouldn't put a mount in the ceiling unless it is bolted to a joist or beam. It comes with a strap that works with a door, but that limits some of the work out. The straps are adjustable.