Does this come with long screws? Because I would be putting in into vinyl siding. Thanx!!! ��
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Like almost all fixed light fixtures, this fixture must be mounted to an approved electrical box. When replacing an existing fixture, you will find such a box inside the wall when you remove the old fixture. For a new installation on an existing wall you will need to purchase and install an electrical box approved for outdoor use, and then mount this fixture to the box. If you mount this fixture directly to an outside wall of any type, it will not be code-compliant and it will possible cause a fire. The whole ides of the electrical box is to make use the electrical connections are contained within a non-flammable container. vinyl siding is (potentially) flammable. Like almost all fixed light fixtures, this fixture must be mounted to an approved electrical box. When replacing an existing fixture, you will find such a box inside the wall when you remove the old fixture. For a new installation on an existing wall you will need to purchase and install an electrical box approved for outdoor use, and then mount this fixture to the box. If you mount this fixture directly to an outside wall of any type, it will not be code-compliant and it will possible cause a fire. The whole ides of the electrical box is to make use the electrical connections are contained... » Read More Like almost all fixed light fixtures, this fixture must be mounted to an approved electrical box. When replacing an existing fixture, you will find such a box inside the wall when you remove the old fixture. For a new installation on an existing wall you will need to purchase and install an electrical box approved for outdoor use, and then mount this fixture to the box. If you mount this fixture directly to an outside wall of any type, it will not be code-compliant and it will possible cause a fire. The whole ides of the electrical box is to make use the electrical connections are contained within a non-flammable container. vinyl siding is (potentially) flammable. « Show Less
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I do not recall the length of the screw, but you should never attach a fixture directly to siding, because the fixture will not sit flush and water can get in to the where the wires are. You should make a cut out in the siding, attach a mounting plate (wood block) and caulk around the edges. The screws provided were long enough for me to mount in this fashion.
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I have vinyl siding and it was bad, it did a great job. Hope it works for you.
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I put mine right on the house. I had to use longer screws because of the angle on the siding.
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I would say yes. You would need to use masonry screws/nails found in any hardware store. This piece is amazingly solid given the open design. We mounted it on vinyl siding and used a bit of copper wire (for color only) to anchor it a little more secrely to the screws since we get high winds at times. This is by far one of my favorite pieces ever...I highly recommend it for it's unique design, sturdy constuction and overall beauty.
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The screws come with the knobs. I did need a few longer ones. I just took the knob and screw to a hardware store and they found the right ones. Of course the length depends on how thick your cupboards or drawers are. Mine varied.
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Hello, The 1" mounting screws that these items come prepackaged with from the manufacturer is all that we have available. We do not have various sizes of screws however, if you application requires a different size screw other than what they come with then you will have to go to a local hardware store and get the correct length needed. Thanks and have a great day.
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I have mine attached to vinyl siding. Has gaps between. Must have solid wood to anchor lag bolts. I have brackets spanning two rows of siding to give level surface across high points. Held up very well this past winter.
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No, it doesn't come with screws. I bought a couple of stainless steel sheet metal screws at the hardware store.
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It came with a single long screw. It's about 2 inches long and no there's no instructions. It's really easy to put together.
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It comes with screws ( with plastic grommets) if you are hanging it on dry wall. Had it up in 15 minutes.
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It comes with screws and tape. I used the tape and it has held securely for over 6 months. It is protected by a porch, so if it were out in the open, I would have used the screws.
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Susan...i bought a package of these but now can't remember...I ended up not using them. But i can check tonite...if this system gives me an opportunity to get back to you tomorrow, i'll let you know. i would suspect they come with screws...that would be expected....but i'm not positive.........Taylor
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I looked on several sites dealing in 'door sweeps' and all of them only use screws with the 48" sweeps. I'm afraid just the 36" ones come with an adhesive backing. If I ever come across a 48" version, I'll certainly post! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Hardware included, but the bolts/screws are for installation on masonry/concrete/brick wall. You need to buy proper lagscrews/washers for installation on vinyl/cement fiber/wood siding.
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They have to be screwed in. I would inquire about proper screws for vinyl. Good luck!
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It comes with both screws and Velcro. Mine was missing the Velcro when I received it, but you have the option of doing either.
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No, I used short screws (not included) for my application. There are holes for this method of installation but a weather resistant adhesive should work as well