is the hole pattern such that you can mount directly to the box in the wall where the wall plate is?
1970877
Hole pattern is too small (lengthwise). Assuming that you are talking about a wall-plate such as an outlet wall-plate.
1665944
Yes, but the hole for a cord would have to be drilled on the decorative wall plate- might look rough if not done well.
1002043
Yes; you have to have the kind of outlet with a center screw for mounting the plate.
186301
There are no manufactured holes in the center if this plate. However, I have read of individuals drilling a hike in the center of the wall plate using a metal still bit
204979
It can screw directly to the box yes. But it's orientation will be defined by box placement. It might not be positioned as you like. Using the drop nut mounting will allow you to rotate fixture to align it as you like. It's one method or the other not both.
1256148
Yes, there is a hole in the middle of the plate which bears against the wall
416981
Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
106313
Use the back plate as a template to mark the wall for mounting holes. Then just screw it to the wall. The pushbutton unit can be mounted the same way.
1108134
'Hard to remember, but I don't think so...the hanging feature is not so much of a hole through, but more of a slot to slide down onto the anchored screws. The big holes you see are for the watering system. The whole deal is pretty heavy once you get some soil and plants in and then shove it all up til it snaps into the top bracket which is now attached to the wall.
1668533
Yes it does have mounting holes so you can wall mount horizontally or vertically.
146716
Actually, there's are 2 little holes on the back that looks like they would slide over a screw that was screwed into a wall. I don't know if screws were included in the box, because I threw that out months ago.
525569
i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
1463804
The wall plate itself connects to a standard outlet box like any other wall plate (AC outlet, cable outlet, etc..). I found a handy one at ACE hardware that you can install from the front (outside) of the wall by just cutting the hole, inserting the box, and tighten down the "molly" like tabs. Run the wires inside the wall and into the box before inserting the outlet box into the wall. I hope that helps.Take a look at "Thomas & Betts #b120r Sg Old Work Box" on Amazon for an example of the outlet box.
690881
Standard "Box Mount" wall plates will fit this mounting bracket. The vertical distance between the two screw holes is 3 9/32" on this bracket, in case you want to double check.
63145
No. You need to buy the wall mount kit and the door. I also recommend that you buy drill bits long enough to go through both the interior and exterior wall. this will insure that the holes line up properly. I love my door.
1926850
Yes. It can be installed with a single hole which is what I did or you can use the plate to cover a 3 hole area. I really recommend the single hole install, it is sleek and functional. Wish I had installed this years ago.
289866
Yes, the 4 screws can go directly into the drywall without the wall plate. However, the wall plate covers all the imperfections and makes it look professional and a lot nicer. I tried without the wall plate but decided to do the extra work to install the wall plate.