Can someone specify what screws (type/dimension/size) I need to purchase in order mount the "quick release bracket" underneath my desk?
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Completely depends on the type of desk l and material. I used 3/4" x #12 wood screws to mount to the underside of a wooden shelf.
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It really depends on your desk. You don't want to use screws that will go through your desk...so length will be a case by case. As far as the head size...your normal wood screws are big enough. I would order the safe, then once it comes in, figure out how long of a screw you will need.
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I couldn't say what screw size as they may differ from brand to brand. I assume they're metric but can't say for sure. When I had this issue, I took one of the screws that held the stand for my tv and tried it in the TV mounting holes (for wall mount). They fit..so I took that screw to the store to find more the same size.
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http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-Replacement-Mounting-Screws-Standoff/dp/B00032Q3BA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1408123839&sr=8-2&keywords=pc+mounting+screws Those should work.
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Will I be able to screw this in under my cabinet and does it come with screws
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Take off the bottom piece of the mount with the clasp/screw. This leaves an angle bracket with 4 holes. I took 4 long wood screws and attached the mount to my desk and it turned out really sturdy. Your mileage may vary depending on your desk, the material, etc. Also I recommend adding a square of foam between the metal base that sits on the desk just to provide a little bit of cushioning to straighten the mount and prevent scratching.
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I have mine mounted and don't remember the actual size of the screws...but the desk I have it mounted too is less than an inch thick and have had no problems with the tray (love it!!!)
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I obviously don't have the screws available to look at as they are in the desk. However that is a normal desktop thickness so I don't anticipate any issues. If you purchase this device you can measure the screws and if they are too long replace them with shorter ones, or introduce a few flat washers so they don't go in as far.
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The screws aren't that long, maybe 5/8". The bracket being screwed onto the bottom of the desktop takes up some of that. Best to measure the screws and top thickness to be sure. Bigger issue may be drilling too deep into the desk top from underneath. Use tape or permanent marker to mark your drill bit where you have to stop drilling. With a thinner top, buy 6 shorter screws at the hardware store, or add a couple of small washers as spacers to use up some screw length.
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It's a standard VESA compliant mount pattern .. I bought a mount from monoprice.com and had no problem with the screws fitting perfectly
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I would suggest 3/4" to 1" drywall nails. If you're using the regular mount you'll need 8 screws. If using the stair banister kit, you'll only need 4.
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Are you thinking of trying to purchase the hardware from the manufacture? Yes. It's worth a shot to try. If not I'm sure u could go to the store and buy some that r the right size. Let me know what u want to do and I can send u a pic of the screw /size just need an email or text it to ya.
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Hi! I do know that the screws are Phillips type approx. 1/4" long. For exact details, you can contact Sceptre at: !-800-788-2878. They are very helpful! I STRONGLY suggest you use a power screwdriver...the fit is tight.
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This probably will not work as you need more than 10" under the desk to install the hardware.
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should fit unit comes with a second mount option that you can more permanently mount with screws
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Go down to your local hardware store and tell them what you are trying to do - they will point you towards the right hardware. Briefly, you're going to want a HSS (high speed steel) or a titanium carbon-coated drill bit and the right screws. Make sure you're not exceeding weight specs (for the mount OR your wall)
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You would use 2 1/2 inch screws. Here is a handy chart for future reference. http://www.kregtool.com/files/newsletters/kregplus/Images/february12/selecting-the-correct-screw.pdf
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HelloMy suggestion is to check your local hardware store. It should be a common set screw.