the sheet of drywall is on backwards in the picture,is that the best way to hang drywall ...
1983896
No, you would need to put the sheet on the tool with the show face towards the lift.
1983897
I don't know. My brother is a retired commercial rock hanger. I have to ask him that one. As for me, I just used it to hang 3/8" plywood on the inside of my mobile kitchen trailer.
1983898
No the front will be facing the the back of the lift so when you lift and set the front well be facing out.
1983899
No. It should be hung with the face facing towards the room not towards the studs.
1895119
Yes. Notice the picture, the horizontal frame is the backing which attaches to the wall and there are plenty of holes in it to correspond to your stud locations. The two vertical pieces attach to the TV, and you just hang the TV on the horizontal frame attached to the wall. Two man operation at the end though to hang the TV.
595177
If I am understanding the question. . . I don't think it really matters which way you hang it. We have it mounted under the kitchen cabinet.
2137039
No. The adhesive foam tape will take the drywall paper off and the tile will bend. I wanted to straighten on that I had installed a little crooked and it bent a little and made a mess.
5087
If it is installed as directed, the piece for holding the clothes hangers folds down to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photo. Your thought about attaching it upside down wouldn't work because there is nothing there to support it and it would simply fall flat against the wall. I just checked mine to be certain. I will add that there are 12 spaces in the arm for hanging things.
114455
We followed directions as stated, filled it with seldom-used remedies, it's as solid as a rock. I put it into drywall and likely used the white, plastic screw-in type anchors into which the mounting screws were driven. You should have no problems. It is very sturdy and holds a great many items.
1022499
Im not positive, but I think my hubby used drywall screws long enough to go into the studs behind the sheetrock.
1989875
You could actually do either way. I did mine right to left as shown because it fit my wall perfectly. But if you do left to right then you have to flip the branch (do a 180 degree) and the smaller leaves and branches are facing down as if the leaves are falling like fall. If you flip it then it comes out the opposite wall. Either way works!
623473
Hi, yes, sort of, i atfached a headboard with drywall screws. Its not clean but its behind the bed so it is not seen. You do damage the frame with the screw holes so if you decide to rearrange it may be unsightly. Good luck !!!
1764032
If possible, the best place to mount is behind the user (and slightly offset left or right). Next best would be on a wall either to the left or right.
311787
We hung ours on the wall as pictured, do not think it can be hing any other way and be used. My husband put anchors in the wall to be sure it was secure and he wouldn't need to find the studs in our plastered walls, there are also cement anchors available.
2243184
It does not have to be. It Comes with necessary hardware to mount on a drywall. If there will be lot of movement then it is always better to mount on a stud. I mounted mine on a stud.
1874306
i drilled holes in the drywall then used dry wall anchors. Then just screwed in the screws to hold it to the wall. Does that answer your question?
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
1522412
I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
132595
The stud finder will find the drywall screws (and therefore the stud) in your wall. You're still ultimately mounting to a stud, so you should be fine.
259698
Yes you could. You'll need to get the angle just right so that it sits on the hanger right and is flush to the wall.