How to fasten this thing on the gutter as you shown on the picture?
1944471
Hello, Yes, we do have installation reference via search by Google: eleding.com/Product_Lines/ee800d/EE860DT/ee860dt_application_guttersmountingmethod or directly see our official site, eLEDing then EE860 user tip in photo section (because Amazon doesn't allow put any link here) Thanks,
1944472
Hello,Yes, we do have installation reference via search by Google: eleding.com/Product_Lines/ee800d/EE860DT/ee860dt_application_guttersmountingmethodor directly see our official site, eLEDing then EE860 user tip in photo section (because Amazon doesn't allow put any link here)Thanks,
865404
Twist the top off while pulling up. Simultaneously pull the bottom down with the other hand. It's tight, but unless you got one that was maybe squashed it shouldn't require a hammer.
781929
Your assemble the metal frame, then slip the net over the end poles, then put the middle fiberglass rod in the slot in the middle of the metal frame. Then you can use the tie straps at the ends to tighten up the net. Works like a charm.
2097520
I pull the outer locking ring down as if I had already assembled it to the can (next to impossible to do it as one would expect). The ring even with the inner gripping "teeth". I then hold the can between my feet (shoes on) and push the assembly into place. It goes on crooked. I then push down on the part not seated and it snaps into a locked position. Really very easy doing it that way. Only takes a few minutes and you're all set. The cats learn after two or three tries and then they steer clear of where ever you had it. Most likely even after you remove the spray. Good luck.
626361
Just snap it into place. You have to apply just a little pressure for the two prongs to snap in.
955922
If you're referring to the brackets that attach your gutter to your roof you can simply slide your gutterstuff under the brackets. It takes a little work if the gutterstuff is going across multiple brackets but its not that hard.
764776
I used a concrete fastener (screw), just make sure you get the right size for the hanging hole. You can get it from any hardware store.
369789
You just open the slots on your roof with a flathead and lay these in and drop in screw then tighten. Be sure to not over tighten.
1955448
I do not have mine attached to a gutter - I fill it manually at the beginning of the growing season and let "rain" do the rest of the work. I have it on the deck on top of some milk crates. This has worked well for me. Good Luck!
664124
There's a video online somewhere, but otherwise they don't exist. That little spike screws into one side of the brace. That wraps around the pole and is supposed to be hammered into the side of your house. I didn't like that approach, so I went to home depot and bought 3 metal brackets (pretty much the exact same size and look as the white plastic ones that came with it) and some deck screws. Then I screwed in the base. Pole is solid as can be.
21315
There are grommets around the perimeter. The ties (included) go through the grommets and tie to the fence or bar. Unless you overlap over the top of the fence or around the bottom, not sure how you'd fasten it.
1601129
I recently removed my gutter installer- I rigged it together last year, rain chain fell over the winter- and gutter got completely clogged with debris because of it:( I actually bought 2 different rain chains- what worked better was the one with a "V" shaped wire to connect the chain- so I fashioned one with the wire from a 5 gallon bucket. I cut it about 10" long probably and just made "ears" on each end to keep it in the gutter- so far so good and no debris build up. I thought about returning the connecter but it would cost me too much in shipping. Good luck- enjoy-
76794
I have seen people do that before. I think you just need to be ABSOLUTELY sure about the strength of whatever you're anchoring it to. It doesn't take up a lot of space so other than hanging/safety techniques it's a cinch. I hope that sufficiently answers your question.
2204000
It fastens with the little nut in the middle. Might fit recessed lighting but not designed for it.
733943
There is a clip on one end and a roundish hook on the other end. Just clip it on the bottom of the awning. Easy up and easy down
48122
you would have to fashion some kind of a bracket for it. The only apparent way for this to be fastened is the foot mount.
11485
Sorry, it doesn't look like it. Checked the top, sides, and bottom with my eyes and hands: I couldn't find any hooks or crannies where you could attach something.