Need to mount to a wall with a pocket door. How long is screw that attaches this product?
1471816
came with one inch screw....but i used a nut and bolt...as I was attached it to a vanity that had a drawer
1471817
I don't remember what screws came with it, but I can help a little.... it comes with a base that you screw into the wall first. I used drywall anchors and short screws because our house is old and has plaster. It was solidly in the wall with just short, regular 1" screws. Even in plaster. Then the TP holder screws on to the anchor base. It's a really nice holder.
2007674
First it doesn't come with a screw in the middle. You do not need to screw it on to the wall. If you feel that you need to have it screwed in the wall I would say a 2" screw.
1271446
This can be either screw mounted or with tape. Used one way for my front door & the other for my garage door.
2209699
I expect that it would depend on the details of the door, but understand that the faces of this will sit over the surface of the door by maybe a quarter of an inch, so if the pocket door fits snugly in the pocket, installing this might prevent the door from opening.
1313780
Tiny. My organizers are installed so I can't check the length, but I'd guess roughly 1/2 inch. (This might sound silly, but you'll find them taped to the back of the cardboard label on the organizer, so don't think you got slighted and they're not included--they're tiny and not obvious until you search for them!) Sorry for not being exact. If a kid were to hang on the organizers the screws would eventually pull out. (The organizer would probably bend too.) If mine ever do come off (I've got little kids around) and I need to reinstall the organizer, I'll end up buying molly bolts or some other type of anchor so I can use the same holes. I don't know where you plan to install your organizers--a solid door, sheetrock, thin door, etc. I installed mine on a pantry door that has a hollow core. They've been up for about 5-6 weeks and get constant use. So far I don't have any loosening of the screws at all, so I'm happy. You can drill a pilot hole for the screw, which I suggest because it makes hanging it easier. If you don't have a drill you can make a pilot hole with a hammer and nail (just make sure you don't go through the other side of a cabinet door!). I'm not sure you can hang them on something super thin without mounting them to something else first, and then mounting that board to the thin one with something like construction adhesive. Where the screw goes is a u-shaped place and the screw rests on the wire around it, making it snug and tight so the holder won't slide left or right, or up or down. It's very stationary. Hope this helps. :)
1682864
As I recall the screws weren't very long. I had no problem attacting to my pantry door.
272327
It's 11 3/8 inches between the screw holes. It ended up being too short of a distance for my standard cabinet. I didn't want to risk ruining my door.
2110493
Hello. Well the screw is about 1 inch long so i would say you need at least 1in thickness, but i would make it 1.5in thick to be on the safe side. Hope this helps.
1416768
There are two lengths of coarse thread screws, 1" and 3/8". They were of sufficient length to go through 1/2" sheetrock and strong enough hold up a massive teak door which I use as a headboard.
2282333
I have two of these. The mounting screws are not very long, but too long for a very thin cabinet door. They work best on a raised panel cabinet door. The screw is 1/2 inch long, but only 1/4 inch penetrates the cabinet door because it goes through the mounting bracket first. If you have a flat panel door, you'll have to attach the bracket near the top of the cabinet door where the wood is thicker. Be aware that the mounting bracket is 2 inches (as in the photo) above the waste basket and could interfere with the cabinet door closing if you mount it too high on the door.
1393692
Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they will send you another. If they will not or can not, they might be able to give you the size of the screw and you can get from a local hardware store.
311545
LE Johnson company, pocket door hardware... The one I got was commercial grade rated at 300 lb. which is more than needed but the results were amazing. You just slide it along with one finger. Reid Freeman Landscapestry this: http://www.google.com/search?q=pocket+door+track+and+rollers&client;=safari&sa;=X&rl;s=en&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&ei;=LvNeU4PaFceMyASV84DIDg&ved;=0CGgQsAQ&biw;=1204&bi;h=932
215458
It's hard for me to tell now as I have it mounted behind a flat screen TV, but I would say about 2" or so. It worked well for me behind the TV that has a standard wall mount with limited movement. I hope this helps.
211934
It is 8". The mounts screw onto the wall which compensate for a hole that may be off by a fraction, but not more than that.
388922
If you want to hang this from the bottom of a shelf or cabinet, you will need long screws about 1.5 inches approximately. The mounts swing out from the bottom to the side. You will have to be careful when tightening the screws so as not to put to much strain on the ends of the plastic brackets as they would bend and maybe break off. It is really designed to mount on top of something where the mounts are sitting solid against something. Being it does have a screw holding this mount to the base, it would be easy to replace this plastic mount with piece of light weight metal from a hardware store. I only use mine when I want to plug my GPS and Radar Detector in my car and I leave it laying on the floor until I am finished with my hookup, then unplug it and put it away until my next trip. The unit works fine for my use.
1108983
Mounting holes are 1" from each end. Adequate space to use electric drill to drive mounting screw even with the holder against the wall.
131352
You must use the screws that come with the wall mount, they are small but its all you need.