My unit came with some silver strips, but the instructions do not mention what to use them for. Are they supposed to hide the pole joints?
2027411
Yes but i didnt use them in case i have to move iti just adjusted the baskets so you cant see them
336803
Just use a Neodymium magnet home depot has them you could even search amazon for Neodymium strip
4665
There is no place in the bracket to hide the wire. The working part of the bracket screws to the wall, preferably over a stud, wood or metal. A decorative plate then slides over top of the bracket. There are other products to conceal the wire in the wall, but if it's an outside wall, the insulation will interfere with pulling the wire through the wall if it doesn't diminish the quality of the insulation while pulling the wire. Interior walls are no problem.
1386103
It comes with some strips, but I personally don't use them. I ended up coming up with my own idea to easily take it off and put it back on easily.
1722388
They have metal rods that slip between each panel to keep them together. If it is sitting on a flat surface, they would need to be cut down(they are metal of course). I bought them to do the same thing, but, they were too short for privacy and the some of the rods fell down between the slats on my deck. I returned it.
1412254
I'm pretty sure the strip is aluminum, so if it is, magnets will not stick. I'll check mine to see tomorrow.
1701556
Hi. I gave this to a friend of mine last Christmas and he went to Lowes and bought wall anchors and stainless screws to mount the unit, as where he wanted it placed did not have wall studs located where needed. He says they worked great.
639887
I don't know why the instructions say not to strip. You must strip it back enough to connect to the junctions
662409
You probably have them in the wrong order. Maybe you attached the plastic head to the wrong pole. I was a little confused so I lined them up before putting the head on to make sure I had the right one. Instructions left a lot to be desired as well as the poles should have been marked A - top, B - middle and C - end.
2111360
They are indeed missing the mounting screw...it's the screw that goes through this extender and into the outlet to give you stability and keep it from falling out of the wall (outlet) every time you plug and unplug something. I would say spend the money and get one that has the mounting screw or know that you will probably need to purchase a screw to make it work effectively. I haven't used them like I thought I would. Would probably spend more and get better quality next time.
1783683
Call the manufacturer. Mine were included.http://www.zenith-products.com/tub-and-shower-tension-pole-caddy-4-shelf-chrome.htmlNumber at bottom of page.
1888600
What I have done in that case, and I've done it a lot, is cut at the "scissors" mark, where there is a pair of connections. Solder a pair of wires from the end of one segment to the next. Keep in mind that polarity matters, + to +, - to -. There are products available, as mentioned in the other answer, but I have had problems with getting good continuity with the water proof style strips, they do work well with the non water proof version. Also they are too short to go from shelf to shelf, only 6" or so.
1546921
You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
182919
There's a magnetic backing on the unit and there's a slot for a attaching with a small screw. I put one of my lights attached to the metal siding of our chicken coop, the other lights I use pieces of old fencing material and made hooks. One end thru the slot on the lights and the other end to hand them from the fence. The instructions that's included with the lights shows where you should put the lights. Hope this helps.
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There was plenty of wiring left over from my 46 inch TV. Since the strips are peel and stick, you get to place them where you want. They are great to have at night. It makes the TV seem clearer and more vibrant.Word of advice: tape the strips up with masking tape first and try them out at night to make sure the placement is right before you commit to sticking them!
2120878
We had a auto lights installer install them due to the fact we wanted to place 3 in back window 3 in front window near visor and 3 in the grill. He had spit wires to do so but worth the cost. They work really well, however within a few months the ones in the grill metal rusted, so I would highly suggest that you put some time of rust protectant on the metal before installing them in grill.
2020059
They are very light, so I used 4 3M hanging strips. 2 on each side, and they worked great.