Is there a flange for the screws like on the Wall Control pegboards or do you have to screw through the pegboard holes themselves?
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Yes, you do need to chew up one hole for each mounting screw that you use. So, if you use 4 mounting screws, you will use 4 of the pegboard holes.
454186
Hi William. You have to screw through the pegboard holes themselves. That was something I wasn't crazy about, but the thing has been solid so far.
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No, these are decorative only. One can go through these panels and then into the wall behind them with longer screws or other fasteners.
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It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard.BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way without bottoming out. Much higher quality than some of the other inexpensive boards on Amazon.... It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard.BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way... » Read More It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard.BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way without bottoming out. Much higher quality than some of the other inexpensive boards on Amazon.... « Show Less
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Screw holes are predrilled in the shelf links. You attach top boards from underneath. There is no need to drill through top boards. I drilled a small pilot hole to facilitate starting the screws.
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Screws to the wall...no switch box needed. I used command strips...so you don't even need screws! :)
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Were there supposed to be pre-drilled holes to screw the plastic piece to the side? Are the big holes on the sides for the dowels?
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I can see there are two little holes at the back which are likely for wall mounting screws. Pls contact the Seller in case of further query. Thanks.
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Yes, that's the way I assembled mine. I believe they are screws meant just for this sort of plastic. I've had no issues with mine since installation.
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We used no screws. The wall cups simply help hold by friction. The are softer to increase grab.
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No just slot for a screw, they are really easy to mount, I have probably hung 20 of these, they are pretty heavy I would get it into a stud or drywall achor
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There are no screws or nails. you just slide it onto your rail. I did not have a good experience with these. I hung potted plants on them and due to the weight the hanger started prying up the rail. I have no more use for them.
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Looking at my two pegboard-mounted units, I see that each has feet-like moldings on the bottom for free-standing use, plus a groove that appears to facilitate stacking. I've always had my two pegboard-mounted using the keyhole slots in each rear top corner so can't give an experience-based confirmation, but freestanding looks like part of the design. Very well thought out devices they are.
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I am not sure what you are asking about the screw holes what does "one in a par inside to inside" mean? And is this something that can be seen while plate is mounted ie I can't take it off the wall at this point
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As others said, the screws provided go through pre-drilled holes in the black shelf links into the 2x4's. I have a vague recollection of attaching the horizontal boards first, then flipping them to attach to the verticals. Don't know if anyone else tried that but it worked for us.
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If by flanges you mean the rack ears, yes, they are removable. I think it's 3-4 screws per side. However, they are designed for a standard 19" rack, so if your rack is standard, it will fit fine.
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Yes - they have a post on the wall that the mating hole in each foot uses as a peg to mount with - I think they are even packaged with them suspended off the wall if I remember right ...
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There are 4 philips head screws that attach each flange. I would think one could remeove them, but not having done so myself, I cannot say yes with absolute certainty.