My bars are just hollow and the screws have nothing to screw into... Am I missing something?
1309019
This didn't make a difference for me. As long as the screws are the correct size (width) they should work just fine and not change the sturdiness of the frame.
1309020
One bar screws in at the top, and the other 2 bars on the bottom as legs. They go between the triangular shaped pieces with slats for the trays on the inside. The screws will grab enough inside the bars to hold everything together.
1008765
The wholes haven't been drilled into the cabinets, waiting on the locks to drill accordingly. Do you have a lock bar angle bracket that you can recommend. We have European box cabinets and we need locks on most of them as this is semi shared space. Just reminder, these are suppose to be keyed alike
1062619
If you have never put anything together before, you might want to ask somebody to help you. The directions are there.......but do you have the tools needed.....screw drivers, etc.Good luck.
234896
I can find nothing in the installation manual about pre-drilled hole for the bars.
1334948
So long as your new bars are not radically thick or thin there shouldnt be problem. Might be a good idea to get new cables and cable sheaths too, and make sure you know what your doing... some beginner bike modders get this part muddled and then inevitably end up at their bike shop trying to get help.
199797
If I had this problem, here's what I'd try: Get a pair of bicycle handgrips (from Target or any sporting goods store). Cut the end off each so that they're now hollow tubes. Slice each grip lengthwise so you can slip it over the bar, with the solid part up and the slice down.
307643
There is an arrow on top of the bar. Make sure it is facing forward. Somewhere I read if you put them on backwards, that would happen.
1156339
You will have to position them the best you can. I experienced similar difficulty with my highway bar. Your alternative is to purchase much higher price pegs that may come with an offset bracket. Even then you may experience some of the same problems.
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Go to a hardware store and get two new screws/bolts. Make sure you get two nuts to lock them down. I have always made sure the nuts are tight and have had no problems.
1249083
I order the bars and is the time that I haven't installed, due to I have no information on a seller. I do not have the kit. Seller send me the bars with no instructions or nothing. How ever to answer your question I believe so. Good luck
1471563
Installing the grab bars into wall studs is the only sensible way to do it. Think about it--a hollow wall will not give a good "hold" and with enough time, the grab bar will eventually disconnect from the hollow wall and all you'll have is the grab bar in your hand as you lay in the tub or shower or floor. I installed 7 of the grab bars in the house and every one of them is screwed into wood. I wanted secure bars that would stay installed forever. Does this help?
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I had trouble with this too. I tried 4 or 5 times, then it just fell into place. If you look at the picture carefully, the loops go over the bar and the bottom protruding arms hook on the bottom bar. Good Luck.
1918706
Contact the manufacturer, I'm sure they will send you what you need. I wouldn't try putting it together without the instructions and correct screws
1632305
they dont come with screws!!!! and had to argue to no avail......good luck!
832037
No, the bar is useless. I tried super glue, duct tape and nothing works. I was hoping I could get a replacement part but haven't gotten a message back from the supplier.
346233
I can only guess that you installed the bars backwards. Just take it apart and flip glop the bars so that what is on your left place it on the right and viceversa.
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1.) There are no installing instructions 2.) Google/YouTube are your friend (ie. Search for interdesign bathroom bar installation 3.) If you cant figure it out by looking at this basic design....welll I hope you dont have basic tools at your home as you might hurt yourself.