How do they install? Counter sunk crews? I don't see any holes for screws.
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Yea took boat to ramp launched, then installed em in the parking lot. Then fished. Easy as pie
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it attaches with screws thru the base. the contact ridges are raised above the base backing. i can't remember if the screws came with them but i think they did. very easy to install and a good product. bruce taylor
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countersunk holes to match the proved stainless steel screw are there and the holes are appropriately placed. I used my own longer screws as I left the carpet on the bunks.
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As others said, the screws provided go through pre-drilled holes in the black shelf links into the 2x4's. I have a vague recollection of attaching the horizontal boards first, then flipping them to attach to the verticals. Don't know if anyone else tried that but it worked for us.
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No idea about the pre-existing holes, though there is a little bit of wiggle-room I think. I believe I had the near edge of the inside plate flush mounted to the near edge of the bottom if the opening.Do NOT use the supplied screws; the heads shear right off. Get some of your own screws.
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There are 4 slotted holes on the back of the cabinet. You just mark the holes and depending on where in your wall you hit put in anchors if needed and install the screws. Leave them out so you can slide the cabinet into them and then tighten them some. I didn't tighten them a whole lot just snugged them to the cabinet. I did it by myself but if you could get someone to help you hold it up while you mark the screw holes would be easier.
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Mine came with all the mounting screws and the instruction man. Try calling the manufacture.regards Bob
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I didn't install personally, someone else did it for me, but I would say 2 screws and that should be it. It took it no time to do so, like a minute.
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I used #8 sheetmetal screws. Rivets would work and 3M 5200 marine adhesive would be great.
555382
Don't worry, there are mounting points on the side for the screws. Just a little hard to see in the pictures.
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On the back of the unit there are holes that enable mounting with screws. That's what I did with mine too. You'll need to supply your own screws. Cheers
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If you want to avoid any damage to it, take a box cutter or a very sharrp knfe and cut just the corners out. That's where the small screws are. You can use maybe a small screwdriver to find the small countersunk holes. What works best is just throwing the unit in the garbage like we did and buy a EdenPure unit
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If I remember correctly, I used an extreme amount of down-force to screw them in. You could always use a drill bit barely larger than the hole to make it bigger. If you do, put a drop of wood glue in the holes before you put the screws in.
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There are no screws. There are 3 terminated wired coming out for line, load and neutral.
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Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
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Seems to me you have two options. Contact the manufacturer's customer service and ask for additional screws or take a sample screw to Home Depot or Lowes and have them match the screws.
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Always per drill the hole the screws. Make sure the wall is solid and last do not screw in the guitar holder until the base is secure to the wall. Note you may want to assemble the hangar just to see how or what position the holder ends. This will give you the location to drill your holes before installing. I have 16 of these love them. Last the screws should be very close to flush. And will not be in the way if they are sticking out setting is wrong.
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This pull has two screws, one on each side. Also, there is a metal sleeve for the screws to screw into that must be counter sunk.
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Our order did not have screws either. I went to the Ace Hardware near by and bought 4 # 6 1&1/2" flat head screws that worked just fine. The four screws were under a dollar. Thanks, Steve