can you install directly to a stud or do you have to have the tracks?
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Always secure the tract to a stud. You can purchase a reliable stud finder for $20.00.
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The flanges are specially made for the tracks, though I suppose you could drill through the metal and go into a stud. Just seems a very expensive option if you aren't using the tracks.
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The bottom of the support brackets (or the top as shown in the picture) have slotted holes where you could screw it directly to a wall without the track. But there are no holes right at the shelf so you will have to drill holes there, especially if the shelf is mounted with the brackets providing support from the bottom and not the top as shown. The shelf is 45 inches long, so that's not going to work with the typical 16" stud spacing. I'd buy the track...
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Yes - just make sure (or try anyway) to not have it at a Stud. Just cut a hole in the sheetrock, there is a metal plate that fits behind it, and the front piece screws right on. I was really concerned myself and thought I might need a handyman, but it the end it was super simple and I did it myself. A screwdriver and a little saw to cut the sheetrock was all that was required.
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You can do it underside, but some times if the wood is rough enough, the anti slip material. Won't allow you to move the track... Sometimes it allows it and you have to clamp it
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Yes and yes. The tracks are a plastic extrusion material. You can certainly cut them to legths which acomodate your needs. As far as installing "into metal", I don't know what you mean but again they're made of PVC or similar plastic, if you want to build a framework around them you can but their intended use is to hold tools/parts in bins. If money is no object you could cover a whole wall with track and hang bins anywhere.
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I used the crews that came with it. I was lucky to find a stud and attached it directly to the stud by going thriugh the drywall.
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The track is mounted to the wall with studs and the unit rests on the track.
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Oh course you can bolt it to studs! Just use the big lag bolts that came with it.
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Hi Deborah,Yes, you will have to install a V track & Rollers. I have a 12' gate on concrete with a track & so far everthing is woking well.
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Yes, the tracks and all related hardware are included, along with nice door knobs. I installed 2 side-by-side for a closet and didn't need to purchase any additional hardware for the installation.
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The tracks are the same size, but not really designed to attach. you could probably improvise something, though.
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Never had to remove mine. It can be done because I installed mine backwards in the beginning. Two little clips that you pull out or press in along the tracks.
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There are two sliding mounting brackets that attach to each of the top and bottom rails so that they can be positioned at the wall studs. The brackets are flush with the wall surface.
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I don't remember having to buy any additional hardware -- I'm 99.9% sure it comes with the tracks.
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If your vehicle has the factory style roof mounted rails this kit has every thing but the tools to install it. You may wanta helper to hold the load bars while you put them into the track,but it's straight forward install. Good luck.
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there is some leeway but mine was able to be installed in 3 different studs. I went with smaller diameter grade 8 screws because the ones provided cracked a stud.
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The product description tells you how much track is included in the set. These little trains are best set up on a hard surface such as a dedicated board so I recommend going down to a hobby shop and talking with someone who can tell you exactly what you need. Good Luck!
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They have instructions with photos on their website. If I recall correctly, you need a grinder or dremel to cut off the end of the cable, then it unscrews from the old part. You also have to drill out a couple rivets to disassemble the track to install this. If they forgot to add the instructions to your box, you can get them online. It sounds like a lot of work, but isn't bad and its a huge improvement over buying another unit that will break again in six months.