Is it hard to attach it to the hardware
1042838
no, everything reattaches with sheet metal screws (to the header bar) The screws maybe rusty and require vice grips to remove if they strip. The header is plastic so the screws will not be frozen in. I suggest replacing the screws with stainless ones.
1042839
Its easy to attach and get set up as long as its warm out. The hard part is trying to keep the zippers working for more than six months.
1042840
No, not at all. it is pretty straight forward, the top has Velcro that attaches to the cross bars above the middle and back seats, and screws into the front one that clamps into the windshield. it only took me an hour or so to do it all, youtube has some good videos on replacing them with step by step instructions.
1042841
It is very easy to attach the new top to the existing hardware.The existing top is easily detached by removing the screws (be sure to keep them as they are needed to attach the new top) that secure it to the leading edge of the hardware (across the top of the windshield when the top is raised). The new top is laid out in the Jeep upside down so that the front of it is in the rear of the Jeep where it can be attached to the leading edge using the existing holes and screws. When attached, the top can be raised and secured accordingly. It is highly recommended as stated in the directions to allow the top to warm in the sun prior to installation so that it is more flexible and not rigid. It is very easy to attach the new top to the existing hardware.The existing top is easily detached by removing the screws (be sure to keep them as they are needed to attach the new top) that secure it to the leading edge of the hardware (across the top of the windshield when the top is raised). The new top is laid out in the Jeep upside down so that the front of it is in the rear of the Jeep where it can be attached to the leading edge using the existing holes and screws. When attached, the top can be raised and secured accordingly. It is highly recommended as stated in the directions... » Read More It is very easy to attach the new top to the existing hardware.The existing top is easily detached by removing the screws (be sure to keep them as they are needed to attach the new top) that secure it to the leading edge of the hardware (across the top of the windshield when the top is raised). The new top is laid out in the Jeep upside down so that the front of it is in the rear of the Jeep where it can be attached to the leading edge using the existing holes and screws. When attached, the top can be raised and secured accordingly. It is highly recommended as stated in the directions to allow the top to warm in the sun prior to installation so that it is more flexible and not rigid. « Show Less
1042842
I assume you mean attaching the cloth to the hardware. Installation does not require hardware removal. If that is the case, the most difficult part is just lining up some screws. It was a breeze. I would recommend a partner to expedite it but its not really necessary. Instructions are pretty easy to follow if needed. Hope this helps!
1892311
Yes. I have it installed. Can't remember if it was difficult to install. I don't think it was.
1763403
I just set it on the base unit. It is very sturdy and solid. it looks great in tne small powder room. I don't remember if the hardware came with it, but I would think so as it needs to be assembled. If the hardware is not included it would be easy to hang. It is fairly heavy.
2255498
I had no problem attaching it to my post. I simple put a 2x6 piece of wood on existing post and then attached the box.g
1761134
It needs to be screwed to the wall; hardware is not included. It is easy to install, though.
478808
It's not difficult. I don't remember how long it took. Once it's together, if you move it, you have to be sure everything is square. It's a little flimsy but works fine as long as it is assembled correctly.
2077938
No, not ALL, just some parts need to be screwed together and those are NOT difficult. Hint: BEFORE hanging, put the crystal hanging baubles on; much easier to do it that way... and use some needle-nosed pliers to make maneuvering the hooks more easily done.
74249
Yes, you need to screw it into a hard surface with four screws which are provided.
1454708
I had trouble because mine had the wrong screws with it. But the hardware store was very helpful. I am 64, female. I did it. Overall, I don't think it was too hard to do.
711295
No, but not hard to put together-just put legs on and maybe drawer hardware if I remember.
1617190
No, the hardware it comes with works fine. It's heavy, but mounted correctly it's sturdy. Ours is full of glasses now. No worries of it falling.
1233068
No. But the parts that are not assembled are easily installed. That hard stuff is all pre-installed. I was worried about that also.
1307443
It is not very hard. You just fiddle with it and eventually it locks into place. It will take you an extra 20 seconds to figure it out, which is well worth the cash savings on the purchase! Don't worry about it, you won't have any issues.
1266167
I would say not hard. I have an ASUS Z M/B which required a slight push to adjust the screw alignment
1992955
Mine actually does not attach very well but a couple pieces of tape held it in place. Looks tacky but gets the job done. I hope this helps!
2260828
No, you have to assemble. It is not hard as long as you have proper tools and follow instructions.
1123239
There is nothing technical about the attaching or removing of the rack but some might consider it heavy. I have installed it many times without any issues and I have generally been impressed with the strength of the unit but in that strength there is weight.