how do you attach a water botte to the side of the hutch?
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Depending on your animal and cleaning method's I would use industrial strength Velcro to hold it to the wall or drill holes and bolt the water bottle mount onto the wall with small bolts and nuts from Home Depot.
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I had to buy screw on hooks to put inside of the hutch. I also replaced all plastic bolts with metal ones that where a bit longer to add a he nut at the end. Plus I put corner metal brackets on each corner for extra protection from falling apart. On the hutch it self and the lid.
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Yes the Hutch goes on either side of the desk, it is attached with 2 brackets to the back of the desk. Both sides of this desk are the exact same length.
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The hole is a valve to attach a water hose. There is another small hole to view the water level. Perhaps you could put a few pieces of ice in that hole, but not sure. That is not mentioned in the directions.
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The top hutch attaches with a bracket on the back of the furniture. There are no holes on the top face of the lower cabinet
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my husband put it together. I think they are attached. there not that big. perfect to set your water on. we took this camping and we loved it
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Go to the Natures Head website, they have complete instructions and even a step-by-step video, to show you how to install and attach to the floor.
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This model was meant to be fixed from the top. You could probably drill your own holes for a side installation and in the back for more support. It could be done but would be a pain.
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Attached to water input (where you normally put the garden hose). I use the whole can but you could use half.
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It's been a while and now an ex has it! If memory serves correct you do assemble the hutch separately. I'd goto the Sauder website and see if you can't download the schematic and take a look and see if it's possible - I believe it is. It's tremendously top heavy.
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On the bottom, near a corner, there's a pull out stopper. I drain mine with a length of hose though to direct water where I want it.
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You can hang it on a shower rod. It will stick out quite a bit on either side of the rod.
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Practice, practice, practice! It can be done. I carry the filled bowl of water and the bottom piece out to where I hang the water feeder...place the bowl between my feet and screw on the bottom being careful to it it in the tracks and now over screwing it. I then grasp the bowl...flip it over never touching the bottom piece...with my hand on the underside of the bottom piece I then lift it up to the hanger. Believe me I have dumped it several times soaking my clothes and shoes. I think the trick is not to put any pressure on those "screw" groves in the flipping the feeder over. Don't give up!
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There are plenty of holes in the bottom for anchoring. My guess would be to either use concrete screws or drill anchors.
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That is the only place to add attachments. Also keep in mind, i have a dwarf and he wont go up there!!!
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Sorry just saw you're question. The little hooks need something to hook on to. We had a broken one and used a plastic zip tie, which might work for you. Ours has been up since fall and it's still shiny and in good shape. Very happy with it.
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I have the same problem. I just wrote to Homedics to ask them where I can get it. I couldn't find it on their website even though they have a section for parts. In the meantime I've been using it anyway. I don't fill the water tank too much and just quickly put it into place. It seems to work okay this way but you have to be doubly careful to not let it tip over. Hope that helps. Patricia
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Zip tie a 2x4 to your banister and mount it to that. Also works for wood banisters.