How do the light strips attach to the underside of the cabinets?
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Just peel the paper cover off and stick it to the cabinet. Holds very well because the light strip is so light.
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Yes, I think so. I bought these lights. They connect via a magnet, so you can take them off in a black out, and use them as a flashlight. They you just put them back in place via the magnet. At first I used the adhesive strip, but they eventually fell off from under my cabinet. I just screwed them in (the mounting bracket) after that and they have been great ever since. I love them.
1973223
Please use 1 J bracket on each side. Screws are provided with the 18" under cabinet light.
727666
There are pre drilled holes in the crossbar to mount lights. There is a hole to access the bolts so you don't have to go all the way through
565837
The LED strip has an adhesive backing so it just sticks like a sticker but the adapter and power chords may have to be organized. I screwed a chord-clip to hold these up on the wall where they can't be seen.
734913
I used mine above the kitchen cabinets for LED light strips so it's hidden by the height as well as crown molding.
1450170
They come with clamps that clamp to the light. If the shelves are wood you can use screws to hold the clamps to the shelves that will hold the light up.
2065959
Keep in mind that the light stripes are only about the quarter inch wide and made of plastic so they are geared up as more of a accent light to use inseide a cabinet that has a glass door or under a cabinet in a kitchen or bar. For a workbench, you might want to consider something a little heavier duty. To answer your question, you would have to pre-drill a hole into the aluminum and you might need a longer screw to fasten. ANother option to consider is the use of velcro to fasten the lights to the underside. Hope this helps.
1932327
It comes with the tape and the short screws. We originally tried the tape just for ease of installation. However, the tape did not hold mounted under a cabinet, so we used the screws. It was just what we needed for this dark space, and they really provide a lot of light.
565239
I think they are designed to attach between two vertical surfaces such as the side of a drawer and the side of the cabinet.
2097685
there is a slot on back of each light -- and it just slips over a nail or screw. we have had them installed for quite awhile and the installed lights are securely fastened. We installed them on the side railing beside each step instead of on the stair riser -- no danger of tripping on them that way.
1016274
Install facing the the roomYou may need to remove the reflector in some puck lights to get a fit.If not bright enough, and under cabinets, consider adding LED adhesive strip lights.
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I installed these in my kitchen for under cabinet lights and they are plenty bright. You should plan to run a strip the length of each shelf. They are available in different lengths. Leave a bit of room at each end to make the connection.
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I installed standard plastic receptacle boxes like those for light switches. I found covers at Lowes that had one hole in the center. I used that to pass the wires for the speakers through. I marked the holes for the mount on the plastic covers and used a hand drill with a metal cutting drill bit to make holes for screws and nuts to hold the speaker mounts. That way, other than the electrical boxes, there are no marks on the ceiling and if I remove the speakers, I can get solid covers to cover the boxes. The plastic covers have proven more than strong enough to support the speakers.
1130902
They stick out about half an inch below the bottom of our board. We attached the battery pack to the board several inches below the light. There are two wires that connect the battery to the light. We love them!
810448
It comes with mounting brackets and screws for attaching to the cabinet. You mount the brackets and then the light slides onto the brackets. All you need is a Phillips head screwdriver.
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You could use small flat head screws to fasten the holders, then the lights just pop into place. I did that with wooden cabinets. You Might have to pre-drill the holes. surprisingly they give off a lot of light.