do I need a screw driver to station the seat? I only got four nails and nothing else...
1062402
I received 4 screws with each chair. You do need to screw the seat on yourself. Watch that the screws are the right length. The ones I got were too long and would have gone through the seat. I pruchased shorter screws from the hardware store.
67586
If I recall correctly, it came with a small strip of nails. Yet not enough to complete a project. You can buy extra ones at your local hardware store for a few dollars.
869971
I had no such problem don't remember what "letter" screw would be the right one...I suggest a longer screw or a dab of glue on it before you screw it in to help it seat permanently...
806100
Just hold the seat down (firmly) and start screwing in the screws. That will work.
623828
Mine didnt use any nails at all. It was dead on arrival. I had to go rent one to complete my project.
1988991
I put the seat where I wanted it, had my son hold it in place and put a skinny drill bit through the hole in the metal and drilled. Then changed the drill bit to a screw driver bit and put the screw in. I drilled up but you could probably turn it over and drill down.
2098655
It has been awhile since I put them together, but if I recall correctly, I only needed a Phillips head screwdriver and a hammer. I was able to put them together myself but it would have been a lot easier if I had help.
1914218
I Only needed a screwdriver. Took about 20 minutes to put together. It's a great table
2194395
YES the screws should have been included. Maybe taped to a surface? If not, there should be an 800 number to call. Home Depot may be the simplest fix though. On a side note, keep it covered when not using and the legs on a brick or something (not in the grass) - DON'T leave out in the elements as it will rust away to nothing. Will last if you take care of it though.
1111241
what screw? I didn't use or need one. the legs use the hex head bolts. that is used with the allen wrench that is enclosed.
1736453
I used a regular phillips screw driver, a small brad hammer for the little nails on the back and a small amount of wood glue on the alignment pins (dowels). I stayed away from an electric screw gun for it would have had to much torque for the phillip screws. As for the trim work I supplied I used a brad nail gun, miter box and wood glue for the corners then sprayed them with black semi-gloss spray paint. The pics show the results.
1464224
there was a threaded nut soldered into the base of mine. I just screwed the center post into it, put a drop of clear nail polish, and tightened it up. Mine works just fine. Hope this helped.
1905342
You may need to drill pilot holes for the screws. But I didn't have any problems without drilling them. It just takes a little more force to get the screws started.
477018
I think I remember needing screw drivers and possible wrenches. Minimal tools required. It may come with an allen wrench. Not difficult. That I remember.
977880
Well it did come with extra screws, if anything ask the seller if they can send you extra screws and when you tighten them put clear nail polish over the screw which will help hold it down and stay tightened.
385069
Screws would work but none are supplied and there are no "pilot" holes to guide positioning. Also, the wood may split with screws instead of the thin nails.
836223
Yes. I am hopeless with a screwdriver so got my partner to put it together. He didn't even read the directions and it turned out fine. Am happy with the stool. Be careful about the cloth seat. You really ought to scotchgard it.