it is necessary to use the brackets?or I can use it for friction?
1542486
While it may work using friction, it did fall on my a few times. I highly recommend using the brackets if you are afraid of falling.
1813310
You technically could go without the brackets but it will eventually slip. I highly recommend the brackets.
1813311
I wouldn't use it without the brackets. Friction wouldn't be enough for a stable platform for pull ups or pretty much anything. I have it in the brackets and it's extremely sturdy. Hope this helps!
1891051
The issue is going g to be more of how you plan on attaching the brackets and to what type of surface. Otherwise this is pretty sturdy and supports a full set of my pans without any concern.
56317
Yes you can. The bracket has a bolt at the end which can be turned around. You are getting what you pay for here. Bracket meets my needs, but the plastic cover that goes around the metal (plastic cover is meant to be just decorative) is a little low quality I had to use black electrical tape to keep the cover in place. Bracket is easy for a do-it-yourselfer type of person.
1783808
I don't believe so. I had to use adhesive to mount mine. I do love it though. I don't quite understand how the brackets work.
2128389
you can reuse the mounting brackets if they are still good, if not you will need right and left brackets, one each.
288945
I don't know that. Sorry. Since they all come with the bracket, that shouldn't be necessary.
2158814
The unevenness may create a problem for your *mirror*, as it won't have a continuous solid wall behind it. But the mirror brackets shd perform as intended.
868482
Hello. Given the intended application, I would not recommend this bracket. It is a great product for to home or office, and it could work well under smooth driving conditions. I can however see a scenario were hitting a large pot hole may mimic the removal action.
2131689
Yes depends on what you already have. I am using existing bracket. Better to have two people to install it. I did it by myself and it wasn't fun. I had to bend my old bracket a little so the top sliding screws will catch the groove. I had the old style bracket with U-bolt.
248204
That is a great question. The metal brackets are not thin. I use it to hold my laptop. I wish I could be of more help.
355481
There is a bracket included to do that but I didn't use it, the bookcase it very stable without it, if I still lived in Southern California I probably would have.
372927
I believe you can. Brackets are mounted with a suction cup, so this shouldn't be an issue.
786047
it'll be tight if you use the brackets it could mes with and sit them lower to hold the hand grip should be ok
469513
Bracket is metal with rubber pads, but it may help to put locktite on threads to keep them tight anyways
865302
It should not need brackets since it is quite sturdy when installed in the ground up against a wall, but brackets may be purchased at a hardware store if you wish to do so.
2275458
It depends on the width of the handlebars. I actually mounted a piece of wood on the wall to span the distance of a few studs, as to not have the positioning of the studs dictate the spacing of the brackets. The you can mount the brackets whichever distance you want from each other, and not sacrifice support.
2075449
Yes, that's what I used it for. However, I used the original metal brackets instead of the provided plastic ones as the fit is better.