How do you attach the ends ?
2092324
Didn't use this after all as I switched to Pirelli straps. Metal parts are available for attaching, however, if you use wood furniture. I had considered using rivets. I am not sure this will help.
2092325
I purchased on Amazon "Rubber Webbing Clips - 10 Pack" and then bought metal screws at Home Depot. I was using it on a love seat and two chairs that always sagged. It was done in April and still is PERFECT!
2092326
First I stapled them to the frame and then I overlapping ends and use the screws and screw them back in
2092327
I had a very old chair that was made in Germany. The Pirelli straps all broke. I bought this Elasbelt webbing as an alternative since I could not find Pirelli webbing in the correct width. I used the clips that had been used previously in the chair, with some modifications. I was able to wrap the webbing around the clip and sew it on with my sewing machine. For US made furniture, there are webbing clips you can find online. You need to look at your furniture and see how the existing webbing is attached. There are also some YouTube videos on how to attach webbing. Hope this helps.
379568
you remove an end cap from the track section, and insert the live end piece. make sure that the side with two metal contacts is sliding into the side of the track with two conductor strips.
2171531
Just have to attach the ends and footer. 15 minuntes or less. Easy instructions.
1433086
You just push them in...start with the "positive" end...from what I remember it's sort of tight but you CAN get them installed!
1179583
Just place it. In the opening. There should be pieces of fabric that make up the ties. I'll ask my daughter how she does it.
2011952
I agree, it doesn't have a way to attach the end. We wound up used upholstery straight pins to hold them in place and it worked well.
500723
Unscrew the fastener, remove from holder (watch for the nut to fall out of the other side). Position the bracket and attached holder around tube of walker or wheelchair. Insert nut into recess and attach fastener through from opposite side of bracket, position where needed and tighten. "Pad" (with 3 holes through it) goes on the bottom, "Clip" goes above it. Tip of cane goes into "Pad" and body of cane snaps into "Clip".
2198557
As said above, you work them down from the sides. You can even look this up on You Tube, there is an instructional video to show you exactly.
1282882
They are screwed onto the end. They can be removed, but it would leave a hole in the end of the rod.
1769363
Use a thin flat-head screwdriver and start lifting around the edge. The clips will pop up and release though they might be a bit tight at first.
2019535
The ones I replaced had metal ends. The metal ends when inside a very tight opening. I found similar metal ends on here on Amazon and on Ebay. The ends are v shaped, you put the metal band inside. There are teeth inside the Vs which grabbed really well after I hammered them shut. I am guessing sheet metal screws may work for your application, maybe you can use a rivet set to put a stud or button with an opening then attach with a sheet metal screw.
677926
I used the Gilmour male and female ends available here on Amazon. They're cheap and durable and easy to use. A tip: Stretch the cut end of the soaker hose by applying a little grease or petroleum jelly to a standard pliers, then inserting the closed end of the pliers while rotating them into the cut end of the hose. Be careful of splitting the hose, but this will greatly facilitate the insertion of the male and female ends once you remove the pliers. Don't worry about any grease residue since the clamps summed with the hose ends will keep the ends from popping off under pressure.
528336
You can either order male ends online and wire then in or just cut both female connectors off and wire them together. I've done it both ways
631867
The metal ends are 2" wide and 1/2" deep so they grip the webbing really well. I used pliers to crimp the webbing into the ends, becuase I did my rewebbing on the porch, but I've heard of others who used a vise to close the ends on the webbing - either way, you'll need some 'mechanical' help in securing the metal ends to the cut webbing. Good luck on your project!
1027086
They come with couplers to connect the ends. It's no more difficult than button the wrist cuffs on a dress shirt.
1998534
You have to tie the end of each string with a loop. There are no ball ends on these strings.
404788
A sheet can be held between the ends without removing the end caps. I installed two side by side and I can slip a piece of display material in between.