how do you secure the bottom panel inside the bench??
1282738
In mine, the panel sits in the bottom without attaching/or being nailed in place. Once you put the whole thing together, put the bottom panel inside the bench and it should rest on the frame securely-the way a boxspring sits on a frame. I was pretty confused too. Also, I had many leftover hinge parts and screws I couldn't figure out where to put, but it is assembled stably. Hope this helps.
2244686
I had the same problem. It won't stay in when I have it in bench mode. I just put it with my other gardening items and pull it out when I'm turning the bench over into kneeling mode.
429260
Use a nail to gently poke a hole, put the bottom post through the hole then screw on the stud. :)
133995
That knob on the bottom of the mount (in the pic) is turned to open these slats that go inside the player just a bit. They're what keeps it from falling out.
1070013
On the panel that you're talking about, make sure that it's not upside down. It's actually a window and it has two latches to keep it closed by sliding along the bars.
135170
I would bye a rubber sided tape and tape it to the bottom. That should do it.
1349758
Very easy. The switches you mention are actually more like hooks --- the end of the leg on that side of the bench ends in a horizontal bar that fits into the hooks. You adjust the height by unhooking the bar and moving it to a different set of hooks. (So, no tools, latches, knobs, etc. are required.)
1582914
It is difficult. We put the ends of the back rest in the grooves of the bench. It only works if you put them in opposite direction that the grooves run tho.
1965058
turn bench upside down losen the 4 screwy things with nice little handles on them. pull them towrd center and the bolts that go in the holes will retract. line up those bolts with the holes on the track then when you have them positioned over the holes you want let them go and the bolt action will spring your bolts into the holes do one side of the bench at a time and make sure the wholes are the same on both sides.
855069
As I remember, the mailbox has a recessed area on the bottom. I cut a board to fit the recess, about 3/4" thick. With the board then mounted on the top of the post that's in the ground. I placed the mailbox on the board & screwed through the overhang, into the board. It makes it secure.
383465
The holes do not go all the way through. I think you would need the cover. One side is no skid and that should keep you from sliding off the bench.
1895607
There are two holes in the bottom so you could also screw/bolt it to a body/floor panel.
1942754
The bench has to be assembled and is sturdy. Remember that you raise the seat to put things inside. I would contact the manufacturer and ask the question. We purchased a separate outdoor waterproof cushion to put on top - if you do that - remember to measure accurately the area for the cushion.
1090389
I buried two 4x4 posts in the ground and attached the panel between the posts. Just make sure the spacing between the posts is slightly wider than the width of the panel and always use stainless steel screws on cedar wood.
1908403
Not able to move it manually unless they are willing to break it- it is locked into position with plastic 'hooks' between top and tray bottom
1098117
They sell brackets that clamp on. I used mine with a wood bench and drilled holes where the bracket pegs go. Works great
2162161
Thread the top flap with velcro through the third opening from the top of the bench. This will take two people. We found out the hard way! You have to then thread the bottom portion through the third opening from the bottom and pull really hard to connect them. The actual piped seam will have to be threaded through in order to get that "puffy" look as shown in the photos and also to make the velcro meet evenly and have it hold well. The instructions for this whole item were not done well at all. We had to keep referring to the photo. Hope this helps!