How do you attach the cushion if the side railing has no holes (going from inside to the outside for the screw to be put)?
800349
you might have the railing upside down, I remember that the holes didn't go through all the way.
1998839
I pre-drilled holes inside near the corners of the posts. This will put the screws into the boards and secure them. I hope this helps.
1493512
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.
580663
Good question! I have the same issue. The problem is my deck railing is not flat ... it has a decorative "hump" that makes it 2.5" tall ... Based on the answers you got, I think this will work for me too! Thanks!
1471780
No,sorry. I add a cushion on top of the kneeling section. That works OK for me. You will need additional padding but cannot get it inside the existing cushion.
1202055
We purchased cushions through Sam's Club online. The only thing to consider is that there really is no simply way to fasten the cushions to the lounge. This hasn't been a problem so far, but we are considering stitching a strip of elastic across one side of the cushion to be able to stretch it around the top of the lounge.
1834931
use a small screw driver at the bottom of the opening just above the round support piece
1615247
Put the locking screws in the shelves first, then attach the sides. The support back glass attaches to the back lastly! It doesn't surprise me that tjey didn't send you instructions!
1613154
You could attach 2 small pieces of wood to the spots where the legs attach. Or a board on the bottom. Contact the company and they send you legs free.
591644
Since a metal surface would tend to make it easier for any cushion to slide (these don't have ties on the back corners), you could simply cut a piece of rug grip and place it between the metal & the cushion to prevent any movement. I hope this answer is helpful!
2185337
Yes, I agree it looks like you could remove the cushion then recover it with new material. It's only attached to the swivel and chrome ring with screws.
887979
Suggest bending the wire so it can be tightly wired or taped to the railing. In my case I attached the wire holder by screwing it in to the underside of the (wooden) eave. You may not want to drill into the ledge. Hope this helps.
1620813
I couldn't find the foot rail at first, but it was taped underneath the bar. You should be able to screw it in pretty easily once you find it.
1236930
My son-in-law replaced mine for me. He says it is not easy as you have to hold down the seat cushion while unscrewing the screws. He recommends using an off set screw driver or short handled one. Also there is a video on U-tube that shows how to do it. Good luck!
869971
I had no such problem don't remember what "letter" screw would be the right one...I suggest a longer screw or a dab of glue on it before you screw it in to help it seat permanently...
371127
All the installation kit is is a pair of plastic clamps that hold onto the railing. A wood bar attaches to the clamps with screws, and that piece of wood is how the fence attaches. As long as the metal railing is thick enough, there won't be a problem. And even if it's too thin, you could add a piece of rubber or padding to essentially make the railing thick enough to accept the minimum clamp allowance. It's an extremely simple design, and one you could easily makeshift with a 1"x2"x3' pine board and two clamps from the hardware store.
1427066
You have the option of using screws or adhesive. Kit comes with both included.