How does the bracket attach to the frame? It came with 2 screws, but nothing to screw it into.
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The bracket comes with the pump. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61FKeNuINlL._SL1500_.jpg Check this picture out. You should return it if the bracket is missing.Misread your post. Yes, your frame should have two holes for the water bottle holder. Remove the water bottle holder and put the bracket in. If you still want to have the water bottle holder, you can place the water bottle holder on top of the bracket then put the screws in. This way you get to mount your pump AND your water bottle. Hope this helps.
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It attaches to the drink holder on schwinns bikes, you can bolt the drink holder or the pump. I carry mine in my backpack. It works great!
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I used the screw it came with. If I were to do it again I would build the frame and then test hang the frame before installing the screen. This would have been easier and lighter to work with.
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I see four holes through the frame on both ends that might be used to install brackets. Hope that helps.
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I did not screw all the pieces in. I only screwed the one bracket into the top of the window that prevents the window from opening (someone from stealing the unit from the outside). The unit has groves on the top and bottom the fit into the window frame. I then closed the window nice and snug and secured that one screw/bracket into place. It fit in my window pretty nicely. In the end I think I did not screw in 4 other screws because my widow frame was aluminum as well, and did not want to puncture the window structure.Hope this helps.
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If I remember right, I had to toss mine. It had 4 screws that were used to lock it on and only 2 of them were unlockable. As such I could not put it on the frame. I ended up going and getting the better known one, a Weigland(?) that worked like a charm. I would spend the money to get the better model if it were me. Sorry....my answer is negative
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no brackets are included, just screws which allows it to mount in a 2.5" enclosure
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I think 2 screws. Not sure. I haven't had any problems with it. Very secure. Husband put it up with no problem. Very satisfied!
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The bracket is included. Just don't over tighten it to the bike frame because the plastic will crack. I cracked my last bracket that came with my previous (longer sized) Onguard u-lock.
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It has both a screw-on bracket and an adhesive strip. We've been using just the adhesive for two months with no problem.
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2 screws at each end of rod secure it to the brackets. You can easily leave brackets mounted and remove rod if needed
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You get two brackets. One for each side of the 4x4. The kit makes one A frame.
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the bracket and holder are separate. the holder is held in the bracket by a wing nut. ive been using it daily for around 2 months and have no issues at all with it.
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The bracket itself is in two pieces, and bolted together through two holes. There are three different hole positions that allow you to expand the width of the bracket. The center holes on the bracket provide an opening of 3.5". however, the screw bolt takes up ~ 1/2" of that leaving you with 3". The holes are 1" apart, so if you use the last set of holes you should have room to spare.
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The main part (the frame) does get screwed to the wall. The holes are the same distance apart as the holes on the brackets: 32 inches on center.
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The pair of Brackets come without screws or ancor's. I am guessing that it uses #8 wood screws, but you will be able to verify that once they arrive.
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It has been a while since I put my bed together, but from the outside I can clearly see they do not utilize a metal bracket. I do not remember what they screw into on the other section of the frame.
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simply just 2 screws - but why not screw it onto the back of the picture frame. the arm that the light is mounted on is adjustable and can move in and out to suit.