How exactly do these "snap" into the sheetrock ceiling using the clips?
1024062
There is a diagram included with the product. Line up the clips as in the diagram, carefully push it in. HTH
1562284
You simply push the baffle into the can and the clips hold it in place...kind of like spring loaded. Works great. We are very happy with them!
1328983
This has a built in trim ring and is held into the hole in the ceiling by spring clips. They don't require or even work with a can...just the hole in the sheetrock.
2181716
They have two studs on them that push through existing holes. Then nuts you put on the studs to secure them
2000761
Two z-clips mate by overlapping the part without the screw holes. In the picture, you are looking at the side that touches the wall. Two screws come through from the other side and fasten the clip to the wall. The second z-clip is fastened upside down to whatever is being hung and the two clips overlap.
1566050
Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might... » Read More Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. « Show Less
1801494
The clips are to put tension on the board to keep it firm. They actually work like springs and push the board away from the wall. When you mount the board on the single screw in the center the board does not touch the wall. So the three spring clips keep pressure on the board to stop it wobbling.The idea is to set the springs by bending them a bit more so that you have to press the board back against the wall as you press it down on the screw. I actually found that you can make it even more rigid by sliding some cardboard under the clips.Sounds messy, but it works just great and is really firm on our wall. Tell you what the, board itself is terrific. The clips are to put tension on the board to keep it firm. They actually work like springs and push the board away from the wall. When you mount the board on the single screw in the center the board does not touch the wall. So the three spring clips keep pressure on the board to stop it wobbling.The idea is to set the springs by bending them a bit more so that you have to press the board back against the wall as you press it down on the screw. I actually found that you can make it even more rigid by sliding some cardboard under the clips.Sounds messy, but it works... » Read More The clips are to put tension on the board to keep it firm. They actually work like springs and push the board away from the wall. When you mount the board on the single screw in the center the board does not touch the wall. So the three spring clips keep pressure on the board to stop it wobbling.The idea is to set the springs by bending them a bit more so that you have to press the board back against the wall as you press it down on the screw. I actually found that you can make it even more rigid by sliding some cardboard under the clips.Sounds messy, but it works just great and is really firm on our wall. Tell you what the, board itself is terrific. « Show Less
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
1032782
I had no luck with that. I tried positioning them around the screws on our ceiling vents and one fell off within 30 minutes and I never had any luck keeping them up.
1759359
They do snap in. You have to push in hard and you'll hear them snap. It takes a little bit of muscle but works great.
72198
The one I bought has HD (3/8") lag-type hooks that thread into a ceiling joist. Make CERTAIN that these are very secure, as they will be holding a lot of weight. I added gorilla glue to the hole before threading the hook into it. I am constantly checking these to make sure I don't have any problems. None so far - 3 years.
2283943
It's for when you hang the device up and there is no stud behind the dry wall. You drill a hole and then tap the clip into the dry wall. Then screw the screw into the clip. If there's a stud where you are hanging the hanger, you don't need the clips.
1718338
It comes with two small clips that can be mounted to a wall / ceiling. The light snaps into the clips. They're hard to spot once the light is mounted because they're so small, but they work just fine.
1879961
It screws into the ceiling. I installed mine a couple months ago, and it works great.
1318721
Hello,No worry with the exactly spaced screws having to line up with keyhole slots. It has two metal clips which screw into the wall. then, the strip snaps into the clips. You should space the clips for best hold...keeping them level with each other.
911403
The clips are spring-loaded and fold up into the hole then snap down on the inside hold the unit snug against the surface. The clips are not visible once installed.
2266739
they have 4 hooks on the end that a screw could be placed through. It would need to align with a wood stud on the other side of the sheet rock