What is the attachment mechanism? Can I use in my living room without cutting holes?
1965405
It's just rings and straps. The straps will go around anything that you want to hang them on (bars, rafters, tree branches, etc). There's no special mechanism. The beauty of these Olympic rings is that they are Olympic rings. They are simple, strong and very well made. If you are looking for special attachment mechanisms, these do not have them.
1965406
Not unless you install large weight bearing hooks. It works best on rafters or hanging from a pull up bar
1965407
It's a cam buckle. You need a bar or some sort of hook to loop them on. The package comes with straps and the Rings. No additional attachment mechanisms.
1965408
The black straps are a one big loop. We use it for our Crossfit gym where we have metal frames to hang them on. I would not use these for my living room because I do not have anything going across my ceiling to loop the straps through.
1965409
The best thing to do is buy a pull up bar that uses a door frame, and use the bar to hang the straps. A tree branch would also work, assuming it were sturdy enough.
1965410
Unfortunately, there is no attachment mechanism. Mine are over the center beam in my garage...which is really a great place.
946727
Umm.. you don't need attachments to make it a square. Once assembled you just move the walls and make your square. Does that make sense ??? It's simple
227947
You could set two rails next to each other flush without a connector and it should work fine. I see no reason that you couldn't cut a connector. They are just metal strips with a special shape.
1536853
You can use a piece of tape on each end if you put it in a Window or you can use thumb tacks at the top where the pre cut holes are to attach it to a wall. Try different walls you may get more channels in different areas.
1079070
No, it doesn't require any holes or even any tools. It clamps to the bed frame and then the hand screws tighten it into place. Works well in my opinion.
1868837
I drilled pilot holes through the side end piece and then screwed it to a stud in the wall. You will split the wood if you skip the drilling step! For attaching it to the ceiling I put a hook in the ceiling right above the open end of the bamboo wall and a hook at the top of that end piece and tethered the two with a piece of ribbon. It just keeps it sturdier on carpet and because it is dividing my boys' room in half.
2233566
In order to use the hose for attachments, you must push a button to "unlock" it from the base of the vacuum. I found this to be a pain. Personally, I like a hose that I can just lift out and use without any extra steps.
1248542
I didn't drill holes but used the provided clamp. I clamped it onto the end of the table that is against the wall. It worked perfectly. Unhindered. I hope that helps.
13130
I have not used the **MAlco HC 2** but have looked it up on Amazon and I have some insight for you. (1) **Hole-Pro X-230** has a SHIELD that CATCHES DUST generated by cutting. If most of your work is remodel or retrofit in homes in which people live, catching dust at the source is IMPERATIVE (for your/and customer's lung sake, to avoid an unnecessary and labor intensive clean up from homeowner's belongings + people don't like you to mess up their place they don't appreciate that, it's traumatic enough even if you're fast and clean for them to live through a retrofit lighting/sound project while they live-in, sometimes with small children). (2) **Hole Pro X-230 has ACCEPTS HOLE SAWS, it takes seconds to change the hole saw from one size to another bc the arbor has a male thread for hole saws to screw onto, there are few standard sizes used for retrofit recessed lights, retrofit electrical boxes, etc. I bought the hole saws separately bc it saves me tons of time and frustration with those cutters (I took them off, only use shallow hole saws such as Milwaukee 4-3/8, 5-3/8, 6-3/8 Inch for recessed lights and Bosch 3, 4 Inch for retrofit electrical boxes for ceiling fans, smoke detectors, etc.). (3) **Hole Pro X-230** can be connected to a vacuum cleaner through a vacuum adapter (approx. $25) sold by the same company that sells the hole pro x-230). Mine is connected to a Fein vacuum with HEPA filter to save my/customers lungs, clean up labor and reduce the time to complete the job. **MAlco HC 2** DOES NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO CATCH DUST, it's basically a rotozip/dremmel type of bit cutter so you can expect an avalanche of sheetrock dust, wood dust or metal shavings). Even if you do commercial work, it gets on your hair, clothes, scissor lift, ladder, shoes and, most importantly LUNGS, something no one can fix at any price. If you need additional clarifications, please don't hesitate to ask. Best of luck finding the right tool for the job!
1896041
I wouldn't attempt to pin anything, clothes or photos to it. if you want to create separation with still maintaining a view to the other side, this works great. If you want to close off the openings then i would suggest you buy a room divider that doesn't have holes.
1427281
yes!!!!! i did not want holes and used the responses to this question to guide me. i want to get rid of these for ones with no hole!
2175253
I am a customer just like you. I know NOTHING about what you are trying to do and I am NOT equipped to answer YOUR questions about your personal purchases and application. Please direct your questions to the MANUFACTURER or SELLER, NOT to ME! This is at least the 5th time I have been sent these questions, and I am not liable for any wrong answers. This is a leg for a furniture product. It is easily figured out for your own use in your own home.
1195587
Yes, you can cut it. I always cut them to make them for oner the small holes on my leather couch
108277
No problem with that. You will need to have some small hole or hook for the attachment. If there is nothing, you could just use a very small "eye" screw, etc. It should work well.
1540815
There are no holes for this purpose but it is possible though you may interfere with the wires that you run through the steel frame. Depending on how many cables you plan to run it may get a bit cramped when you drill a hole through it and then try to thread an HDMI cable through afterwards. Maybe you can attach an anchor to the wall and strap the mount to it using multiple heavy duty nylon ties. You may be better off buying a wall mount bracket if you're going to do any drilling.
132219
no attachment. You just place it on the stand. This model does not attach to the wall, it sits on a table, or dresser, in my care.
429680
Both sides of the bar are mounted to the wall, so if you can drill a hole or get a nail through it, you should be fine. There also may be an adapter that can be purchased that will eliminate the need to drill holes.