Can the strip be screwed on to the frame?
243580
I would say no. Strip fits into a channel. I think a small amount of clear silicon would work the best
243581
The magnetic strip has a channel that it goes through. The magnetic strip is not a problem. It's the sweep underneath the door which I need to have a channel of 1/2 inch. I only have seen 3/8 inch so far. Thank you. Mark
243582
Yes, ... I suppose so. I would, however, recommend that you pre-drill it first and use as short a screw as possible. Hope this helps!
243583
No. This pairs with a specific channel that it's designed to slide into. In my case, I was replacing an identical strip that had lost it's magnetic force over the years.
243584
It could work but I would drill the hole first then put the screw. Make sure use flat head screw so it will flush with the strip.
243585
I suppose you could. Material is soft so you will have to be careful. I've used glue and has held up just fine. Has been in place for a couple of years.
1652682
No..the glass lampshade is not attached to the frame. You can only mount it as shown
1988327
Yes, you can. You may eventually want to change it over to just the basic frame that's designed for it (because of height, the box springs wearing down, etc.), but it should be fine placed on the box springs.
1684568
yes. the thickness of the frame will not allow a nice flush mount but it will hang.the other drawback is the cord as it has to be plugged to power
1837570
It's not an option "out of the box", but certainly possible. I wouldn't trust tape, but 2 screws could do the job. I uploaded a picture of the back for you.
143218
Yes but its tough. The wire runs through the frame and can be easily removed by cutting the wire. Installing a new wire is a whole different beast though, and you may find it difficult.
1758251
I did. But the glue remains on the inside of the frame so I had to scrape that off. But yes it's possible.
2266458
I don't see why not...the top of the frame just clips on and off for easy placement and removal...there is a clip on each of the four sides..
1917129
Yes provided you bolt the fixed frame in the right set of mounting holes when you assemble it. Very easy.
747812
Yes you can! It comes with an adhesive strip on the back to attach it with.
1366514
We attached ours to a metal bed frame without a problem except that one of the bolt receivers on the headboard was stripped. We used a screw an inch or so away instead.
52578
Not sure but you may consider the similar model that has to be welded to the frame.
2061907
Supplied mounting strips would hold on as long as it is not relocated a lot, if that was the case you could still purchase 3m sticky strips for about .99 locally. Then you could relocate as much as you desire
2202011
I attached mine to a near verticle part of the frame because I was not using a seatpost at the time. You may want to protect the frame paint with tape.
1706220
Yes. You will need to attach it below using either screws or a bondable adhesive, but it will look really good. Attaching is a little tricky, but easily done.
430181
If you mean additional strip, I don't believe you can, because there is only one connection from the front panel unit. It looks like a pretty standard 4 pin connection though. I'll try to remember to add pictures of the connectors to the product Page in a day or 2.
1662075
no. use clamp-ons. i do not know if any such bars have holes as without additional welds and reinforcements, strength/integrity would be compromised