Can I mount them with wood (deck) screws(instead of bolts) into 2x6s
241880
No, you'll still need the T nuts. I don't know if the bolts that come with the hand holds are long enough for a 2 X 6. They are long enough for 3/4 inch plywood.
241881
I don't see why not. As long as the screws are the right diameter, and the screw heads fit down into the countersunk holes, it should work fine. I would recommend either galvanized or stainless screws. The bolts that came with mine are already showing some surface rust. I will probably replace them in the near future.
976430
No, not really. Each square has to be attached to each leg. You'd wind up with a very short table. You could use composite decking, but your table will be flimsy. I suggest sticking to 2x lumber. It's meant for 2x4s (the screw holes line up perfectly), but it's still possible to wider 2x lumber. You could cover your lumber top with composite materials.
176394
yes, that is how I mounted mine, but you must drill the holes for the screws.
2101114
They can be used for this purpose. They are not screws they are bolts which means you have to drill a hole all the way through the cross beam of the swing set
31498
The frame assembly bolts are included but will not stay tight and there is nothing included to mount the legs to a deck or surface of your choice. There is a product called "loctite" that claim to keep nuts permanently tight. you can use on the nut threads while tightening them and that might help. My suggestion, pick a better stand..
1152603
Depends on the thickness and how much weight you plan hang on it. Definitely doable but you might need to replace the original screws with ones suitable for the type of wood you plan to squeeze them into.
935020
I don't think so since the jig and the angle of the drilling and screw installation guides is designed for 5/4 or 1 1/8" standard deck boards, plus I don't think Kreg makes the special screws required in a longer length that would be required for a 1 1/2" thick 2x6 board. You might try contacting Kreg Tool on their web site.
1656280
I screwed it to my deck with my own wood screws. There are no screws of any kind in the package, only small stakes for anchoring in the ground.
1220789
Yes they do. You will need a bigger drill bit to make the bolt holes while mounting.
1500176
Your weakest point will be the mounting screws.... Use 'Lag bolts' into solid wood...... "That oughta do it!"
1139074
Sure why not. You could screw them to the side with a mdf board, or clamp the vises. Either way more than one way to do it.
2029726
As others said, the screws provided go through pre-drilled holes in the black shelf links into the 2x4's. I have a vague recollection of attaching the horizontal boards first, then flipping them to attach to the verticals. Don't know if anyone else tried that but it worked for us.
1804392
If your doors will accept 6.5 inch speakers they will work. you could use them in the rear deck also, but normally those are 6x9". I guess you meant rear deck by "back". If they would mount in some kind of rear side panel that would be the same as a door mount.
635460
Yes you can and unless you want to wrestle with the mounting, I suggest you get the brackets. They are cheep relative to the hassle factor of modifying the old brackets. Also, they are dead easy to instal.
265912
Yes. I mounted them to a plywood board. I had trouble with the loops breaking off the rack, however, making it almost useless.
966992
I used 5/4 treated deck boards, bolts were just long enough, but worked great! They would be too short for 2x4's.
433068
Don't know your home or wall layout, if it were me and I like oak I would cut a piece to the proper size to either match my house wood trim or the pet fence and use masonary screws (tap-cons) and bolt the wooden section I just fabricated to the wall and then screw in the hooks and mounts. Just saying.