I have a plaque with hole in back to fit a screw on the wall. Is that the purpose of the screw on the hanger?
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Yes, that is what you hang your item from. We hung a thermometer/clock, it works well.
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We hung ours in the garage for recycling. The screws are in the middle of the back bracket.
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truthfully.....i bought this for a decoration piece......it been hanging on the wall since it arrived....sorry cant help with that one
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There is no need for the screws to go all the way down because you use two pieces one on the wall and the other on the cabinet or whatever you are trying to hang. These can also be used with a longer rail so that you may slide the cabinet along it. Hope this helps
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The bracket that goes on the wall measures maximum 20" from outside of hole to outside of hole. The screws would have to go in on an angle.
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I did not hang mine but every one I own has a little hole where a screw slides down on it in the center for hanging.
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I called Dritz, the manufacturer. They said the little blue hook was added at the request of small quilt shops who wanted to hang the stock item on a wall (the packaging may be different). It is of no use to the user.
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There are metal tabs with large screw holes so you can hang it from screws in your wall.
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There are two hooks provided with screw style ends. It also included the drywall anchors and if missing, take the screw to any hardware store to purchase anchors for the drywall. Hope this helps :)
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There is a hole close to the end of the handle but I'm not sure it's intended to be a hanger hole. It seems to be angled the wrong way and probably would not hook onto a nail. I have mine lying on top of the file cabinet and plugged into the wall.
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There are holes in the back of it that are tapered to fasten to screws you put in the wall
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It has a hole on the bottom side that would hang on a screw placed in a wall.
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The mounting is an L shaped bracket. I was lucky enough to have someone on hand with the right tools to cut the L shape in to an I shape. Then screw it into the wall and hang as you would.
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I just used a picture hanger gently tapped into the wall. It's a round metal piece with two ends sticking out of it...one to put into wall and the other to hang a picture. Don't know what they're called but any hardware store or Walmart has them
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The product is designed for installation via bolt through the piece you are affixing the hanger to. If you don't have access to the top of the piece you are attaching to, you cannot install it as intended. It may be possible to get creative with installation, but I would be sure what you're doing is structurally safe before you do anything. Consult a pro.
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There are two screw types in the package, one for stud mount and one for drywall. I used stud mounts to avoid the larger hole required for the other.
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Yes, you can remove hanger & hardware. It just unscrews in the back. I'm not sure about pinning because I can't remember what the backing is. I think it will work. Or you could try double face tape.