ARE THEY BODY OR FRAME MOUNTED?
909282
They are frame mounted, but you have to get the mounting kit (around $100.00) for your specific vehicle. My understanding is most are no drill. The kit for my Traverse mounted in preexisting holes in the subframe.
909283
Body mounted on my 4Runner, and it has a frame. A Traverse mentioned in the previous doesn't even have a frame. Geez.
909284
They are frame mounted, but you have to get the mounting kit (around $100.00) for your specific vehicle. My understanding is most are no drill.The kit for my Traverse mounted in preexisting holes in the subframe.
683566
Yep. They are mounted on metal "hooks" that ride along the top rails of the structure between the handles. Very handy.
751256
No ma'am. There is a rod on the back to hold them and it's tilted a bit! They fit perfectly and have a little bar to hold them in place.
1374254
You install them in the center of the frame and they are adjustable in and out. They are also fixed to a rail on the top and bottom, so they don't move when pushing down on something.
1879683
Mine will only mount from the body like the picture. They are adjustable left to right though. I had to pull my brackets off and use stainless bolts because the ones that come with it started to rust within a few days.
688956
There is a hole to hang from on back. I have 40 of them hanging on wall actually. They're VERY lightweight, look ok but are simple, plastic frames - no design element other than being unobtrusive which is important sometimes.
2145338
Hello, There is no picture that we can provide however, there is no wrong way to mount these. Thanks and have a great day.
1374255
Yes they are fixed to frame except for a section in middle for putting forks on frame
723804
It's pretty good though I mounted them traditionally. I'd say that the only concern I have after using them is grabbing the frame causes some wear on the paint. This might be worse mounted sideways.
1100870
We have affixed them with double sided tape (I believe the tape was included but I'm not certain) but they also come with screws in case you want to mount them that way. They work great.
324753
I did the same thing as alot of the other buyers I screwed them into the supports.They look and work well.just sit in the cart and figure out at what height you get the best visibility, mark and mount them .I used gal vanized self tapping screws,which means there was no drilling involved as the screw cuts right into the tubular frame.
766467
They are squared off so you could use some metal straps to mount. I'm not sure if that's there design The only issue with mounting I can see is that you sort of have to bend them to get it apart, they snap together pretty hard.
380967
I believe they bolt to the body & not the frame so I'm not sure how well suited they would be for the rugged stuff.
1950699
No. They are not set up to be. In addition, the wood is not the best quality, so it can easily be damaged if you're not careful. My husband caused a huge ding while mounting the top in place. Surprisingly, he's a handy guy.
1414667
They have a base that has holes in them for mounting, if you want to mount them, you can mount them in any position. Otherwise you can have them loose, for tabletop use. Word to the wise they are plastic, so mount them so they don't get bumped or ran into. My hardware store mounted them to a board, and put a chain on the board, so they do grow legs and walk off.
688954
There is a hole to hang from on back. I have 40 of them hanging on wall actually. They're VERY lightweight, look ok butare simple, plastic frames - no design element other than being unobtrusive which is important sometimes.
1663044
As with all the other responses, mine are installed vertically. Since they mount in from the back side, you'll be able to spin them 360-degrees from the front and align their position before you tighten them down (again from the back).