how to attach mat to supports
1045896
There are buttonhole-like openings at the corners of the mat. The bottoms of the arches simply slide through and stand. As long as the two supports are snapped completely together, there should be no problems with it falling.
1045897
The mat has small openings in each corner and the "tubes" have a small latch that secures in the openings and doesn't allow them to fall. It is very safe, my little pulls and hangs on to the "tubes" and they've never come out. Yet is easy enough for you to take out and wash.
1155598
Push down hard on center as if you want it to touch the mat and it will click into place
543359
No problem. Use drywall anchors such as the ones in the picture of this link. Use four anchors and you will have plenty of support.http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/06845747?src=pla&cid;=PLA-Google-PLA+-+Test&CS;_003=7867724&CS;_010=06845747
2232252
Unfortunately this is the question I cannot get an answer for on any of these type products. It is such an important question it should not be so hard to determine. I don't trust the word "supports"
1211012
The mat is going to be snug and not look like it will fit at first because it hasn't been stretched. Did you get the tool to get hooks on the frame? This will help you get the mat on. Not gonna lie, it takes some force and muscle but it will fit. Hope this helps!
1808364
There is two pieces of like white sticky paper that you receive in the box so you can get grip and attach the final piece. Hope that helps!
1597957
I use a small pipe clamp under the tray to hold it in place. You could do the same with the tray inverted, although I would suggest something wider as this is not very large.
1106247
I screwed the crossbeams to the supports from the top. Two on each side. I used extra screws - I felt one was not enough.
1245704
The Obus Forme is working really well for me. I bought one for the car and one for the office chair. I've never tried mesh supports, so I can't speak to that.
111312
Make some legs with other material such as PVC. Make a platform to go onto another tripod and set this one on it.
372006
You would attach paper or muslin with monster clips. You can find these online or at your local Home Depot/Menards store.
249720
Yes. Thats exactly what I did. You will need to be a little creative though because you will need to add some support or strapping to what is supplied.
1792219
you need to attach the legs with simple kotter pins. Very simple and quick to assemble as I recall.
1137311
You need to purchase the phone case (this item) as well as a powermat (the device your phone is laid on top of). I believe there might be some combo kits that include both the case and the mat, but this item is just the phone's case.
510893
you would need to use wall anchors to screw the screws into. this would give you the support you need
1203166
You just need to attach the metal part to your car seat wherever you see metal. So connect the cord to the mat and the cord to metal on your car. That's it.
842186
I'm not sure how easy it would be to cut the mat to fit your layout or what the best approach would be. I would actually suggest you call Slip-X Solutions/Venturi and ask them. I found their customer service to be extremely helpful, and I doubt they would steer you wrong based on how helpful they were to me. You might want to email or call the Customer Care Administrator I spoke with. Her name is Leslie and her phone number is (231) 929-7732 ext.223