How does this mount?
799916
We used one of those handheld, single hole punch devices you get at an office supply store (I already had one as a result of being a teacher). After punching the hole in the appropriate spot in the plastic, we (my wife and I, four hands work better in this situation than two) would hold it in position and run a zip tie through the hole, around the spindle, back through the hole, cinch the zip tie, and cut off the extra zip tie with wire cutters (they work better than scissors).
799917
Nylon fasteners/ties -- the kind you can buy in a hardware store -- come with the roll of plastic. Also, a hole punch is provided to place holes at the appropriate intervals to tie around each spindle, top and bottom. Screws come with the bannister guard to anchor the plastic to the wall. I found the guard to be effective. By the time a kid is big enough to break the ties or damage the plastic, he's playing junior high football.
799918
You need to screw it into the wall/banister at the ends (pays were included I believe). It attached to the banister with zip ties (also included).
133993
The mount has a screw which openes/closes 2 plastic flaps. The flaps are shown straight in the product image and not opened up. It essentially uses the pressure exerted from the opened flaps to keep it in place. It doesn't "sound" secure, but stays in very well.
638583
It is best mounted on the frame(two screws from behind very ez) It is adjustable you will like it! everything comes with it's a snap
1154277
No silly questions here, just honest answers. No, there is no real instructions on how to mount this unit, but most applications have been installed horizontally, not vertically. Mine uses a couple of rather large hose clamps with a cushioned "V" bracket to hold it in place.
859728
Yes. There are 3 ways to mount it. It comes with a 'sticky patch'. It has a magnet at the end. And there are 2 screw holes.
992966
It flush mounts. It is gorgeous, the picture does not do it justice. Comes in many pieces, but is worth the effort.
947995
Hi I am trying to figure out how this is supposed to be mounted! does anyone have a photo? for the wall
765408
Yep, it comes with mounting. Not exceptionally stable, but fine if you don't have kids or pets that will knock it around a lot.
1790801
It's simple. It's mounted using 3m command strips. I've moved mine a few times. It was on two different places on my stainless fridge before it finally ended up on the wall in the kitchen. And any regular 3m strips will work if you decide to move it. Hope that helps!
1800197
Mount it wherever you want. It's a large plastic band like a watch or belt that you can cut the extra off once mounted. The unit doesn't swivel, so keep that in mind for where you place it.
1765515
Single screw mount. Have been using ours for about 3 months with no issues.
2075943
i see no problem mounting this horizionaly. however i have not done so myself. i might add that this is a good, quite running fan. look st the pin conectors as mine were loose. just taks a little effort in pushing the male pins into the female connector.
987384
If I recall correctly, it comes with plastic anchors and screws. There are holes through the far side to mount it.
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
580216
The unit fastens to the mounting surface with screws. It has two (if I remember correctly) keyhole-like slots on the rear of the unit.
1178125
It has a nut on the bottom. My mount is too big but the screw size looks correct. It just makes it to the nut. Would have to buy an extension screw from a big box store. The bottom is 1 3/16 in in diameter. That is the largest it will fit over.
2091098
It has mounting hole on the back of the unit, just measure the distance between the two mounting holes, attach two flathead screws and it attaches firmly to the mounting surface