I received this case as a gift and love it; however, it did not come with any mounting hardware on the back. What do you recommend for that? I don't want to damage the case by putting brackets or eye hooks in the wrong place.
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I gave the case to my son for Christmas, so I'm sorry to say I can't help you. Good luck.
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There is a bracket for it though I haven't seen it here on amazon. NewEgg has it and I had ordered it through there though it's been a year or so. Get the product number off of Newegg and look for it here or get it there. It was less then $7 if I remember it right.
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Hi Chris. I am not sure but I would think that they could provide you with just the case since you do not need the mount. Try contacting the co. directly. Good luck. http://www.quadlockcase.com
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They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
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There are mounting holes on the bottom of the frame, I highly recommend purchasing the mounting hardware also sold here for a much cleaner and simple installation. When I made bought this I thought that the hardware would be included and discovered that they were not and later found the mounting hardware after I had installed it... ooh well...
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It does not have any holes in the back for attaching it to a wall mount bracket. Perhaps you could build a frame around it, although it would interfere with the touch-sensitive buttons (on the bottom edge).
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I am sorry. This drawer slide does not come with a back mounting bracket. I think you can buy the rear bracket as a separate item. I do not know your cabinet area but you may use a piece of wood to use as a block out.
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Quite shallow if you have a large case, you will only get one screw in on each side. You could put it in a bracket or internal case, which will make it more secure. I was surprised at how short they are (amongst other things).
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Hey Jim, My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
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I have mine mounted with screws, so I am not able to see the back. I might suggest a strip of Velcro, in case the back is a little recessed. I do believe that it is flush however. It is the best I have seen available.
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On the back of the unit there are holes that enable mounting with screws. That's what I did with mine too. You'll need to supply your own screws. Cheers
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You must prop it open. No hinge to hold it open. Nice case. Just not crazy about the mounting hardware provided. I purchased brass mounting brackets. Much classier.
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It does not come with mounting hardware but you can get that at any hardware store for under $5 dollars...Great safe!
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I don't think mounting it would be a good idea. It gets its strength from how its put together. Changing the pressure points on the case would probably leave it extremely weak. It works great on the ground exactly how they say to use it. I love mine!
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For your monitor, you can VERY carefully drill some holes into the back but I wouldn't recommend it if you don't know where all the important stuff. My monitor already had holes for mounting. It's kind of weird to not have holes already there...guessing you have an old monitor?
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Agree with jolson. The case doesn't fit, but the mount works well. I gave away that case and bought a different one.
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No mounting hardware provided on mine. The holes are predrilled, but no screws provided. Also, only one of the boards is mounted-- the other one is just included, with some loose screws. And the finish is chipped and banged up, and the holes to hold the darts are missing. QC is nonexistent.