How do these attach to the door? Stick like "Command hooks" or little screws? I want them for my RV, got any information on using in an RV cabinet?
998712
They have a peel and stick backing. No screws. You can remove them from the cabinet door, but it may lose the sticky.
998713
They have adhesive backs, but the weight of spice jars makes it necessary to use screws, as they pull away after a few days. A few weeks later, jars started dropping as the plastic bracts stretch w/weight of glass...plastic jars mt work
998714
They stick with sticky pads/strips. Like 'Command Hooks' only without the 'clean removeability'.
998715
They stick like command hooks, no screws at all. They work on any smooth surface that you can stick something to. I wrote in my review that we used super glue to reinforce the not extremely durable "tape" it comes with and they haven't budged.
998716
Cont...Make sure to properly clean the area. That really is key for good adhesion.
998717
Heavy duty stickers. Seem stronger than command strips. I was nervous because some of spices are a little heavy but it's holding up well. These would be perfect for an RV. I am going to recommend these to my parents who have one too. Never thought to do that.
998718
It comes with stick stuff, but not nearly as good as what comes with Command. I drilled holes (after it fell down) and put screws in. It was over the stove of my RV. I am going to put some in the cabinet of my new RV as soon as it gets warm enough. Will again drill holes and short screws for the cabinet. They don't come with it.
2076244
Use the provided magnets. Sounds like you didn't mount them on the door when you assembled the item.
505430
Yes, and they are "wood" screws. (I believe 1") I did also install them on metal doors and metal screws were required. I tried the wood screws on the metal doors and they did not grip properly.
310292
Hangs over the door, the screws attach the hangers to the unit. I did use screws to stabilize the unit at the bottom.
1441285
Not certain how "dummy" you need. The only way these are affixed to the door is to have the grooved rod go through the door -- the knobs screw on to the grooved rod on either side of the door. They also really need a brass door plate on both sides of the door for the base of the handles to securely fit into in order to stabilize the handles. I have used these door knobs in doors with locking mechanisms that the rod slides through -- so that when the handle is turned the door latch opens. But I see no reason why the rod can't just go through the door to hold the two handles in place. Not certain how "dummy" you need. The only way these are affixed to the door is to have the grooved rod go through the door -- the knobs screw on to the grooved rod on either side of the door. They also really need a brass door plate on both sides of the door for the base of the handles to securely fit into in order to stabilize the handles. I have used these door knobs in doors with locking mechanisms that the rod slides through -- so that when the handle is turned the door latch opens. But I see no reason why the rod can't just go through the door to hold the two handles in place.
1445433
You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
122287
It attaches with a screw on both the piece that goes on the door and the wall. I use mine in my RV and it works great.
1257219
We just used screws. I don't know for sure what kind, but just something we had in the garage that fit, and were long enough to secure them to the wall.
2213939
No, they only came with one screw. They are 1" long. We have them on our kitchen cabinet doors.
1258183
I don't think ours did either. My husband placed out the boards with corresponding lengths and attach with screws that will tighten as you screw them into the predrilled holes. Good luck. ( Once you get them layed out it should go together for you. Have more questions? Let me know. Sorry for the typos. See corrected text. The two larger screws are to hang the cabinet. We have them screwed into sheet rock and they are holding it up. Didn't use molly bolts (so far so good) again sorry.
140150
Velcro, if it starts to peel/fall off because of over weight/storage, some people drill holes on corners of organizers along with matching hole thru the safe door to hold up organizers. You can use rivets or small nut and screw to attach the organizers. Then if you want, touch up the hardware with paint.
1435762
They will work in Rv cabinets. Rv cabinets are very similar to kitchen cabinets. These catches are excellent. I trust they will suit your needs.
2106447
They have a sticky strip. We are using them in our camper and I think the extreme temperature difference causes the sticky not to hold up. So we put a screw in them. We are very happy with them. The look nice and work great.
741007
I did drill holes in my door, and used the plastic brackets furnished to mount to a wall. This made a very tight, solid installation. But you should be able to buy some removeable, glue-tape brackets, and use them just as well. The shelves worked very well for us.
1017289
The screws were about an inch long. Too long to use on a cabinet door. I mounted mine on a cabinet door using two 3M hooks on the top rail. Stays on even when the cabinet door is opened and closed, although it does sway a bit.
196711
If there were no mounting clips in the box you should return them Are you sure they were not included? They are quite small and made of clear plastic. I believe that there were also screws with mine and I have ordered these more than once.Mark
1045264
I didnt mount mine on the door, but they come with screws and anchors, two different lengths. My pantry is really deep, so mine are mounted on the forward side of shelves against the interior walls (i have 6 that are full and still need more. I like spices). If you want a visual, it was inspired by pinterest pantry organization.