For those of you that had problems with the installation hardware, what type/size of screws and drywall anchors did you use as replacement?
915596
I had no problems at all with the installation. Its a bit large for our bathroom but we love the space it gives us and installation was easy.
2030578
Same problem here. In fact, I have had problems with all the screws and holes. Have yet to get the thing together.
1519880
Not sure what bolt holes or screws you are talking about, I didn't have any problems putting mine together with the instructions that came with it. Sorry I'm not any help.
738664
When I first opened the box, I recall I tried to remove those screws, too, as it seemed the intuitive thing to do. It's not. Those screws stay in the unit. After looking at the instructions and the wall hanger more closely I figured it out, but it's been so long that I don't recall exactly what I did. Sorry-that's the best I can do...
2155536
Use supplied screws. Relatively easy installation, easy to use once installed. Take care to align the wall and door pieces and it will work like a charm.
2207163
yes, luckily I was able to you find a screw that wasn't a perfect fit but close enough. Turned a simple project into a frustrating one, will probably just pay the 5 extra dollars for the housing if there is a next time
1393692
Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they will send you another. If they will not or can not, they might be able to give you the size of the screw and you can get from a local hardware store.
591725
I bought one just before heading to Ragbrai last year. (Procrastination is my avocation) The hardware was missing 2 screws, and had other screws for what I had no idea. I found the screws I needed in my leftover screw collection. If I had to shop for them, I would have been very upset. The instructions may be intuitive to some, but not to me. It took more time to install than planned, but it worked out extremely well and continues so.
338695
My studs did not line up well either since I mounted mine in corner of garage. I did not use drywall anchors though; I build a frame using 1x6's which I think worked very well. It is super sturdy, and I wasn't worried about seeing the wood mounted on the wall since it was the garage. I have pictures of how I did it, so if you want to see them, just let me know. My email is jshook12@yahoo.com Good luck!
2169968
The screws usually come with the new bracket. I would say at least 2" wood screws. You should locate a wall stud with a stud locator device, otherwise you will need to purchase wall anchors, that can support the total weight from a hardware store.
569556
Not a problem. You can buy replacement screws to suit your application at any hardware store for less than a dollar.
1046581
just use the wood screws they send with the kit. I superglued the nuts on the back. opps, they don't send those. I went to the hardware store several times with bad words in my mind.
1411105
I used 3 50lb drywall anchors. The 4th mounting hole lined up with a wall stud. I got them at my local hardware store. Hope this helps.
1188741
there are two different type screws. you have to get the right ones in the right places. it is spelled out in the directions.
1784253
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.
1114015
I am not fluent in hardware speak, so I just took my screw to our local hardware store and told the man how much too long the screw was and he got me what I needed. Sorry I can't be more specific. I do love my cabinet handles!
1229586
I would suggest you email the seller, as they might not see the question, as questions are intended for other purchasers (like "how shiny are these?" or "How big are they," etc ). Also, didn't you already have long enough screws from the pulls you are replacing? Wouldn't it be easier to spend a fee $ at a hardware store, than to return these?