Is it possible to attach it to the doe frame without using the screws and would it be safe to do so???
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I certainly wouldn't recommend it because I wouldn't want to be in any way liable if you injure yourself. Technically, you could screw it to a tight fit without the screw-in holding caps, but I would not want to trust this in any kind of a pull up or chin up, let alone something where your feet are not the closest thing to the ground. Also, note that if you screw it to a super tight fit you risk cracking the door frame, ... this is what happened to me when I screwed it too tight even with the caps. With the caps of course you don't HAVE to screw it that tight. No big deal for me re the cracked frame, and maybe in a better quality house this wouldn't happen but... just so ya know. I certainly wouldn't recommend it because I wouldn't want to be in any way liable if you injure yourself. Technically, you could screw it to a tight fit without the screw-in holding caps, but I would not want to trust this in any kind of a pull up or chin up, let alone something where your feet are not the closest thing to the ground. Also, note that if you screw it to a super tight fit you risk cracking the door frame, ... this is what happened to me when I screwed it too tight even with the caps. With the caps of course you don't HAVE to screw it that tight. No big deal for me re the... » Read More I certainly wouldn't recommend it because I wouldn't want to be in any way liable if you injure yourself. Technically, you could screw it to a tight fit without the screw-in holding caps, but I would not want to trust this in any kind of a pull up or chin up, let alone something where your feet are not the closest thing to the ground. Also, note that if you screw it to a super tight fit you risk cracking the door frame, ... this is what happened to me when I screwed it too tight even with the caps. With the caps of course you don't HAVE to screw it that tight. No big deal for me re the cracked frame, and maybe in a better quality house this wouldn't happen but... just so ya know. « Show Less
1663900
You can attach it to the doors without screws. It adusts to the doorframe nice and tight. Three teenagers in my home use it this way and they range from 5"10 and 165lbs to 6"4 and 210 lbs. have not had any issues.
1663901
Yes, you can attach it with the friction and pressure caused by twisting and expanding the width of the bar, and if you continually checked that it hadn't loosed up it would likely be safe - if you had it in tight enough. Tighten it too much and it can crack your door frame. I use the screws so I don't have to worry about it. The holes they make aren;t so big, and can be filled with white sealant if you take it down - and would be pretty hard to notice the holes.
510065
I secured mine to my standard metal frame, and it works fine. The screws you'll need are included in the package.
951454
im not sure, i never attempted to do that.. but assembly is easy since it comes already labeled and the duds for the screws are already drilled in the designed locations..
1764085
yes you can and that is what i did, i unscrewed the top and slid it into the middlecareful w/the screws, they are small and i lost one lol
1735132
Yes. It will not safely mount without molding. As Ben answered you could attach something to simulate molding, but you better make sure it is securely nailed or screwed into the studs or frame. Also you would need to verify that the width of your new 'faux-molding' to make sure that it is close to standard molding widths.
2219117
No you have to use ur own adhesive. Beware using the little strips of adhesive u can buy on amazon or other sites... Remember this is ONLY held in by adhesive! NO SCREWS
58660
Yes you can. You need to have to drill holes & plastic insert with strong 1"1/2 screw. The heat came furor top of frame. Try to hang it low to distribute the heat. I bought two of them & using one. I can sell the other one. Let me know.
1306310
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
1406684
I have not tried to do so, but there certainly doesn't seem to be any provision in the frame, as delivered, for attaching a headboard. You would have to do it yourself, by drilling holes or using some other method of attachment.
155343
I've not tried it but I would say no. But now that you have asked, I will try it. It just seems to me that the frame would get in the way and not be stable at all.
1748533
You could just not connect the mounting bar & bracket, kinda defeats the purpose though. I believe there's another model, ~$50 cheaper, that doesn't include the bar at all.
1102420
Yup! You can choose to or not to attach it. Note - it's pretty difficult to install as there's only a small angle window to use the allen wrench. A ratchet would be useful. A few other issues I had: the pitch of the screw and the hole did not match for me so it took some elbow grease; also mine was black.
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No there would be no way to mount it, you would simply have to stand the head board up at the top of frame. Would still look nice. Or even attached it to the well to keep it from moving with Molly bolts. I've done that and it looked nice
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
1652682
No..the glass lampshade is not attached to the frame. You can only mount it as shown
426126
Yeah I don't see why you couldn't mount to the frame. I mounted mine to the camper for easier reading the level.
46543
you could but you will have to visit a cabinet shop or other specialty shop for the hardware. Essentially this unit is assembled with long hex/allen screws with a barrel style fastener on the end. The barrel fits into cutouts in the bench, which do not move when installed, into which the long screws are screwed in.