How does the push button mount - is there screws or is it just sticky backed?
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Both ways. They are shipped with screws and stick-ons. You can use either/or both.
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There are screws and presets for securing - I used them, but had to use a drill to open the holes in the backing (drill through the presets). So - both.
1448887
My answer verifies the others - both. Using the screws is best although a little more time consuming.
1217957
I had my last button on for about a month and I recently switched it out with a new button, and a little residue was left behind. A damp cloth removed it after about a minute if gentle wiping. The adhesive they use is very soft and pliable allowing repositioning when desired, which is nice, but not without fault.Hope this helps.
1523113
Mounts using two screws, one on top and one in middle. Should just slide on and off screws.
930364
I find that the best way to mount these switches is with a bicycle inner tube cut down to fit you grip. Sounds silly but it works great and eliminates any chance of the adhesive failing.
1374806
Not a friction fit - there are snap mounts that hold it in place. My has held solidly ever since I installed it, btw.
781507
It uses 2 screws and is held on securely. No movement. Do not use the template that is included. Use the hole to hole dimension on the box to pre drill the screws. The template was slightly off and caused me headaches.
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The buttons do require a fairly firm push. I owned a couple of MWs before this one and they were about the same. There is no "Nag" beep. I just tried mine and after half an hour still no "Nag". I must say, the only problem I had with mine was on installation. The door is subject to alignment problems unless installation is exactly "Square"....in alignment side-to-side and front-to-back. The installation screws allow you to make the adjustments. Otherwise, the door hinge area will make a popping sound when closing. It does not interfere with the operation but is aggravating till properly aligned. Make sure the installer knows this and test the door swing before the installer leaves. The buttons do require a fairly firm push. I owned a couple of MWs before this one and they were about the same. There is no "Nag" beep. I just tried mine and after half an hour still no "Nag". I must say, the only problem I had with mine was on installation. The door is subject to alignment problems unless installation is exactly "Square"....in alignment side-to-side and front-to-back. The installation screws allow you to make the adjustments. Otherwise, the door hinge area will make a popping sound when closing. It does not interfere with the operation but is... » Read More The buttons do require a fairly firm push. I owned a couple of MWs before this one and they were about the same. There is no "Nag" beep. I just tried mine and after half an hour still no "Nag". I must say, the only problem I had with mine was on installation. The door is subject to alignment problems unless installation is exactly "Square"....in alignment side-to-side and front-to-back. The installation screws allow you to make the adjustments. Otherwise, the door hinge area will make a popping sound when closing. It does not interfere with the operation but is aggravating till properly aligned. Make sure the installer knows this and test the door swing before the installer leaves. « Show Less
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It came with a bracket to mount it to the back of a display, I think it's a fairly standardized bracket. I am not looking at it now 'cos I am at work but I recall it having 2 separate sets of screw-holes (8 total), don't think you'll need anything extra save some screws.
312289
Yes, it comes with an easy screw on attachment that allows you to switch between the push button and pressure switch, I run with the push button because pressure switches are too unreliable for me to have a comfortable grip.
1271448
The actual unit is screw mounted with 2 screws - and then the actual button front snaps onto the base. It is a bery tight snap. You need a knife or screwdriver to wedge it off. It is weatherproof and works over a year with one nickel size battery. Really works great - Easy to install. Wireless. I only use the front door but I understand you can use it for 2 doors with another receiver.
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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
1231323
It does not require screws. I may attach a photo of battery holder later this evening.
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Their are screws under the box. I think that's taken away most of the play. If your talking about back and forth sway that happens with the light weight cheap boxes. Mine had to be tightened up when I bought mine, and after tons of tweaking it seems to be pretty solid. It does loosen up a little bit after a bit of use though so keep the keys on you if you don't have a AC/AC kit handy.
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This comes with a Wall mount button, a button that screws to wall and the hole in unit snaps into. works great
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My main concern with that install would be securing the button and servicing it if there were any issues. With the counter top placement, you can access the underside and the top. So, if the air hose came loose, or the mount was loose, you can access it all to fix it. If you mounted it to the backsplash, and you don't do a separate "box" for it where you could pull it out and access it, you better be sure that is never going to have a problem.
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Yes, it came with a screw. I prefer to use the suction cup, so I can easily move it around and out of the way when I am not using it.
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It comes with double-sided foam tape for mounting. We have this button on two different doors: one is sheltered, the other is exposed to the elements. They have been up almost a year and have had no problem with either one staying up.