Is their a product to fill in the bottom screw holes if you can't attach at the bottom (not a complaint, someone else's fault) with the recommended screw/cap accessories?
1551956
You could just use some short length black plastic screws to "dummy" it up. That's what I did with my motor bike. I don't know of an actual product.
1679611
glue them on or drill tiny hole in each end cap & into handle. then use correct size screw to fasten them on. that way you can always remove them later on if needed.
1321039
Did you try a hard ware store, Hone Depot or Lowes. You might be able to find a screw (if not a thumb screw, that may work to attach the bottom part
1066406
You are correct, I have the same problem. It would seem that the lids don't exactly fit the bottom, as it's difficult to line them up to snap it down.
1225992
In the bottom metal part, do not over fill, use about 1/2 inch. Also go on line and ask for directions.
433661
I figured it out! You need to be careful which end caps you put on which sides. The endcaps with the screw holes need to go on to the bottom. The casters screw into those screw holes.When my wife and I were assembling the clothing rack, we put the endcaps that were supposed to go on the top on the bottom and vice versa, meaning that the bottom didn't have anything to screw the casters into it.A little disassembly of the rack, a swapping of the endcaps, some reassembly, and we were back in business!
172247
says screw cap only but picture shows simmering cap/top. Does this come with it?
1630609
Screw holes are already in the product along with screws. My nephew used a drill and because we were putting it into brick we used longer screws than the one that came with the product. My mailman never uses the hooks on the bottom for magazines and newspapers & unless you get a ton of mail I think the screws are adequate.
2146208
I bet you could buy some small rubber caps that would fit the bottom for protection but it only has the small rubber pads as mentioned on the very bottom.
358615
I would say try taking an end cap with you to the harware store, Lowe's sells this model. They probably come in a small package, so you'll have a few extra if you ever need them.
135808
popped cap off walker bottom first time. insert glide. align lip of glide to face forward. tighten bottom screw that's in glide until it sits firmly in place and doesn't move. don't screw too tightly because plastic can break.
1563889
No, but you can make it work with a screw to keep in in place under one of the top cap joint pieces... Good deal.
1293412
There are not mounting holes on the rack. There is a slot/channel that runs the entire length of the rack that slides over the screw head. Holes should be drilled about 1/2" in on each side from where you want each end of the rack to be, but you don't need to be too exact. You take the black plastic end caps off, slide one cap over a screw, slide the rack onto that end cap, then slide the opposite cap on. I'm a bit weak in my right hand, so I found it was helpful to use a rubber mallet to tap the second end cap in, holding the opposite cap. It closed up the gap on both sides.
919281
I agree with Don if you require an additional cap you would need to contact the manufacturer directly first by visiting their web page and if it is still unclear call or e-mail them. The product has 1 plastic cover included, which fits well and can be easily removed.
524133
attach to the bottom, because some cabinet width is different than the others,
27540
There is no threaded stem on the bottom. It has to be mounted with the 4 side screw ports.
1084520
yeah it screws right into the bottom. You can't adjust the angle so I would advise purchasing amount so that you can, but it is great!