I'm installing this before I put up Sheetrock does a gang box come with this I'm trying to figure out how to install it if u don't have any Sheetrock
2035303
Works with either new construction or cut in. Screws to stud for new construction- has everything you need including "gang box" for receptacle and instructions.
2035304
You would cut the square holes before or after Sheetrock is up. The boxes are not adapted to mount to the studs. They are meant primarily for existing wall between studs.
2035305
It does not come with a gang box. The construction of this kit is almost like an "old work" box with the faceplate molded in. It has two "flip out" tabs like an old work box does. You would NOT install this before the sheetrock.
2035306
This product has 2 gang boxes, and they are designed to install in existing walls with 4" cavities. You can install before hanging the sheetrock, but you don't have to. If you have lathe & plaster, then the thickness will be greater, but tabs will extend out enough to grab and hold. Just cut the opening and fit (make sure that there is enough depth for unit to fit, otherwise, you will need to cut as much off the back of the box to accommodate it).This is a great product, and it worked very well for me. I am sure you too will like the end result.
2035307
After deciding where you want to place the boxes - run all of your wire , power, cable and HD to each box. Mark the area where the cut outs in the sheet rock need to go so that your wire is behind the cut outs - install the sheet rock and cut the box holes. This product is designed for already installed sheet rock - not new construction where the boxes are nailed into the studs. The boxes should fit into the cut outs you made and the corner screws in each box will tighten and hold the boxes in place. Pretty simple to install - especially if you can run your power and cables prior to installing the sheet rock. After deciding where you want to place the boxes - run all of your wire , power, cable and HD to each box. Mark the area where the cut outs in the sheet rock need to go so that your wire is behind the cut outs - install the sheet rock and cut the box holes. This product is designed for already installed sheet rock - not new construction where the boxes are nailed into the studs. The boxes should fit into the cut outs you made and the corner screws in each box will tighten and hold the boxes in place. Pretty simple to install - especially if you can run your power and cables prior to... » Read More After deciding where you want to place the boxes - run all of your wire , power, cable and HD to each box. Mark the area where the cut outs in the sheet rock need to go so that your wire is behind the cut outs - install the sheet rock and cut the box holes. This product is designed for already installed sheet rock - not new construction where the boxes are nailed into the studs. The boxes should fit into the cut outs you made and the corner screws in each box will tighten and hold the boxes in place. Pretty simple to install - especially if you can run your power and cables prior to installing the sheet rock. « Show Less
2035308
This product has 2 gang boxes, and they are designed to install in existing walls with 4" cavities. You can install before hanging the sheetrock, but you don't have to. If you have lathe & plaster, then the thickness will be greater, but tabs will extend out enough to grab and hold. Just cut the opening and fit (make sure that there is enough depth for unit to fit, otherwise, you will need to cut as much off the back of the box to accommodate it). This is a great product, and it worked very well for me. I am sure you too will like the end result.
2035309
We installed as an "old work box" after the sheetrock was installed. However, I there may have been screw holes on each side to attach to a stud like a standard new work box.
2035310
Its not a pretty construction box. Its designed for Sheetrock only. You can run all the lines though and be ready
2035311
There is no gang box as it is intended to be installed in Sheetrock, note the ears on the corners which retain the box in the Sheetrock hole. If you intend to install Sheetrock later, I would suggest that you make a temporary mount out of scrape Sheetrock or plywood. Good luck.
1348340
Bolt it,remove top drawer and use 1/4 20 bolts you may not need to put the bottom bolt in. you can install foam tape on the back so you don't scratch your box
894016
They don't include installation instructions. I improvised, and it came apart. You can see how it's done on YOUTUBE. You need to get a special tool - $71 deposit. What a waste! We'll put a cardboard box in the trunk for groceries. Or ask your dealer to install it for you ($40)? I sent mine back.
1736409
There is supposed to be a black L shapped piece that came with to mount to wall and then you place the box on to that. SOunds like you may be missing that piece.
107438
There was hardware for it to be mounted against a concrete wall but not on regular vinyl. So what I did was mount a board to the side of my trailer. And screwed big lag bolts to the board. Other wise everything came with it. Looks good. Hope thia helps. Mount it as high as you can if your going over a deck porch.
899469
I purchased one of these gates at a yard sale and it came with a bag with four what looks to be cover plates and 4 eye bolts. I am soooo confused on how to install it! AM I MISSING MOUNTING HARDWARE and can somebody pkease help me understand how to install it? Thanks so much in advance
170301
Yes. Everything you need is there. Take your time putting it together and you will be fine. I didn't know how tight this stuff was going to be when I installed mine, so make sure you do it on a nice warm day to make it possible.
956214
if you are referring to a slide out chassis (for in wall installation), then no; however, if you are referring to the accordion style window side panels (for window installation), then yes, it does comes with with it; unit is easy to install; cools very quickly; i have it installed in a small bedroom and it gets very cold; am happy with this unit so far
1912614
Mine didn't come with hardware. All you need is a couple of sheet rock anchors and screws.
317859
It comes with a single gang plastic box. The box has metal spin out ears to catch the sheetrock . The product works well, I have installed them for a bunch of TV's.
444562
Yes, it comes with it. It is included in the box and is a wire that connects in the back of the unit which you can secure to the wall behind wherever you install it.
1312001
All you need to install the unit is in the package. However, there may be exceptions depending on whether or not your garage is finished (ie. has drywall), in which case you should pick up a 2x4, a stud finder (or just use the old knock test) and some lag screws. Picking up some extra angle iron might also be necessary if you have a very high ceiling in your garage.
255685
It did include a installation picture, if I remember right, but not a full-on step-by-step instructions. However, the installation isn't very difficult - we end up using our own hardware since those came with it (the plastics/achors) were somewhat thin - not very heavy-duty. Just go to Home Deopt/Lowes. Make sure to drill/hang them on wood (we added that prior putting up the boards & tiles).
1711890
No, it's a box that you have to install. You have to put in the breakers, secure the box and wire the box.
186838
As others said it comes with what you need to mount it. I mounted mine to a larger piece of plywood with some screws and then mounted that to the studs in my garage. Works great!
1753386
Not sure what you're talking about. Everything was included in the package for complete set-up for me. I did not have to order any additional items to install it as it came.
1086550
The instructions include for mounting on Sheetrock walls, and includes hardware for this. Also included is hardware for mounting on cement and cinder block walls. I mounted on Sheetrock and used 2 butterfly wall anchors that I purchased separately which I believe hold best on hollow walls where I can't screw into a stud.