Can you only mount this set on wood?
1987444
I pretty shure it only works on wood well, but if pre drill metal or alumina and used sheat metal screws it could go on anything.
1987445
The short answer is that you can mount it to just about anything if you are creative enough.Each instrument has mounting holes. The two drums each have two holes that you normally put wood screws through to attached to wood. The noise-maker (yellow toy) has one hole that takes a long bolt that is long enough to go through a 2x4 piece of wood.If you wanted to mount them on a concrete wall, you'd need screws or nails designed for mounting in concrete. But even if you mounted them on concrete you'd probably want to screw them into short pieces of wood first then mount that wood "shim" to the concrete.Where do you want to put these toys? The short answer is that you can mount it to just about anything if you are creative enough.Each instrument has mounting holes. The two drums each have two holes that you normally put wood screws through to attached to wood. The noise-maker (yellow toy) has one hole that takes a long bolt that is long enough to go through a 2x4 piece of wood.If you wanted to mount them on a concrete wall, you'd need screws or nails designed for mounting in concrete. But even if you mounted them on concrete you'd probably want to screw them into short pieces of wood first then mount that wood... » Read More The short answer is that you can mount it to just about anything if you are creative enough.Each instrument has mounting holes. The two drums each have two holes that you normally put wood screws through to attached to wood. The noise-maker (yellow toy) has one hole that takes a long bolt that is long enough to go through a 2x4 piece of wood.If you wanted to mount them on a concrete wall, you'd need screws or nails designed for mounting in concrete. But even if you mounted them on concrete you'd probably want to screw them into short pieces of wood first then mount that wood "shim" to the concrete.Where do you want to put these toys? « Show Less
1987446
The short answer is that you can mount it to just about anything if you are creative enough. Each instrument has mounting holes. The two drums each have two holes that you normally put wood screws through to attached to wood. The noise-maker (yellow toy) has one hole that takes a long bolt that is long enough to go through a 2x4 piece of wood. If you wanted to mount them on a concrete wall, you'd need screws or nails designed for mounting in concrete. But even if you mounted them on concrete you'd probably want to screw them into short pieces of wood first then mount that wood "shim" to the concrete. Where do you want to put these toys?
962252
These seats came with a set of sliders for each seat but no mounts. For your project I think that you would still have to attach it to a sturdy enough base. Depending on the thickness of the wood you might be able to fab something up. One thought though, these seats do not stand upright on their own, as they are rear and top heavy. Your base will have to be heavy enough and have enough of a surface foot print to stabilize the seat or else you'd fall backward. Sounds like a fun project though. Good luck!
1370735
I wouldn't do it unless you get the heavy duty thru-wall type drywall anchors, not those plastic screw type ones. I mounted mine on a decorative piece of wood that I screwed into the wall studs.
240658
You CAN mount it with just pressure, but I found it worked better if screws were used.
476585
A vice could be mounted, but the wood isn't oak or another type that would support it as well...I think you'd be dissatisfied in the long run.
619881
Yes, you can. Although, I believe there will be some holes left where the screws are supposed to go.
998169
You can install it on any surface you like, but if mounting on wallboard/sheetrock you'd better screw it into the wood studs. If you just use anchors in the sheetrock don't expect it to support much weight.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
1791350
You can mount it directly on the plate, but I don't recommend that method. The free quick release plate will be good enough or you can use your own.
1256070
No, this is a self-standing system, not intended to be mounted to anything. Anything can be rigged though, I suppose.
150261
Not sure how you would do that. Call the company they may have special mounts. Excellent product.
467539
yes you can mount either way, I have some both ways use them in my barn that is a wood shop-----shine on
1143303
You could...but there would be holes that show where the wooden dowls go to attach the top half. Its possible though.
408087
Technically you can mount anything you just might need stronger double sided tape that's all. So bottom line yes.
1500176
Your weakest point will be the mounting screws.... Use 'Lag bolts' into solid wood...... "That oughta do it!"
498517
If you have screws long enough to grab the wood underneath, but I 'm not sure you want to do that because tightening the mount down might destort your siding!! I mounted mine under the eaves and they look nice!!
2104429
Yes. There's nothing special about the mounting. It's just a flat metal piece on bottom, and a cylinder with a threaded hole in the bottom. I wouldn't do it on a wooden desk because the force would probably either indent the desk and bend the wood or something, but it can definitely be done.