How is it mounted? "Mounting hardware" could be a couple of screws. Would I have to put screws in and slide the strip over them, like every other?
1290565
This comes with some mounting brackets that basically just slide over the top of the power strip and is secured with a screw in top and bottom. One on each side of strip mounts it.
1290566
There's two tension clips that I mounted to the underside of my workbench that the power strip clicked into. Be warned, if you accidentally pull too hard on a cord plugged into the strip, it will pull it out of the clips.
781000
Comes with 2 screws for wall mounting. A poster said horizontal mounting wasn't supported by the plastic clips; I have them vertically mounted.
566845
It came with a mount but no screws. We just used wood screws to put just under the overhang. We didn't have to pre-drill anything but it did require that type of mounting. It is very lightweight so you may be able to get by with just nails.
1854442
the base it's self does NOT have mounting holes, it has adhesive strips. It is made of plastic that can be drilled, and yes I have done this myself
1318721
Hello,No worry with the exactly spaced screws having to line up with keyhole slots. It has two metal clips which screw into the wall. then, the strip snaps into the clips. You should space the clips for best hold...keeping them level with each other.
819918
There is a mounting strip on the bottom, attached with screws & anchors. The top is secured by mounting clips, also attached with screws & anchors. Holes for the screws & anchors are drilled. The cabinet slips on to the bottom mounting strip and clips to the top clips at each corner. The cabinet is supposed to have at least one side aligned to a stud. Unfortunately, where we needed to mount the cabinet was between studs. So instead of using the supplied anchors we used toggle bolts.
544354
It comes with all mounting hardware. Installation is not a problem. Message me for any other info if you like..
2071720
I had to mount it into sheetrock. So I didn't use the provided screws. I used sheetrock anchors that I bought from the hardware store. It slides onto the screw heads so you can use whatever length or type of screw you need.
1411753
All boards have this mounting hardware on it. I looked up a few pictures of the board you are getting, and the hardware is on it. It looks a little different, but it's the same hardware.
993197
Hi Ross. I did it some time ago, but I seem to remember that there is a stainless mounting bracket (use butterfly anchors) and the unit slips over the bracket. I DO remember it was easy. THe unit is well made and will last. I have two of them.Best - Jahn in Cincinnati
1311880
I used the hanging mount included. Flush mounting would be a little difficult, but just make sure the plate is installed completely or the tamper switch will be tripped.
16495
I don't have it here as I purchased it for someone else. But best I can remember it has no mounting holes. If I were to mount it I may use Velcro tape. It's not real heavy and should hold it fine.
532828
It mounts on the underside using a handful of screws, I believe either four or six. Screws are included, and if I recall correctly a paper template for marking the holes correctly. We have two in our home that we've been using almost daily for a few years now. They are still going strong and have had no issues.
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It comes with a screw to put in the wall and you can hang it on the screw. I however, used 3M Command Velcro strips. I wasn't sure exactly where I wanted them mounted. It's heavy duty and works great! You apply a velcro strip to the wall and one to the unit. I can change my mind and remove them any time without any damage to the wall. I would recommend this installation.
1034724
It also comes with hardware to mount. I own quite a few of these, and I like them.
1400082
That is correct. There are two (2) mounting brackets in each package, with appropriate hardware. Hope this helps!
1844598
No it doesn't have any mounting hardware. You could use tamper proof screws or use phillips screws and when they are tight just take a drill and drill out the middle so they can't easily remove them