Are there tabs in the bottom of the frame to hold the plate?
789036
Yes, there are supports at the bottom in the back which are not visible from the front. The license plate is held securely, although you may hear a slight rattle if the trunk is slammed. This is a result of having bolts only at the top of the frame. It's a nice clean look however.
1237864
Yes, there is a tripod mount on the bottom of the plate, although it can tend to swivel if not screwed down tight. I kept my tripods quickrelease plate on it.
481116
There are plates at the bottom with screw holes. The legs go in the plates and there is a screw to tighten it and hold them in place just above the plate.
1253074
yes. There is an aluminum plate welded under the back edge. It has two wide slots on either side and two holes, one over the other in the center.
44003
No tabs to hold bottom portion of plate. Plate does not rattle however. All in all, happy with the product.
628015
Many license plate frames have lips on the back to hold the plate in place. This would prevent you from being able to use a plate frame and this cover together. If yours doesn't have the lips, the only thing I'd consider is getting screws with a little extra length in order to make up for the extra thickness of a frame, and a plate cover (which is fairly thin), and a plate.
420983
Technically, yes. They attach to the bottom panel with 4 sheet-metal screws.
14833
Yes they are hung by ribbons, I don't remember if there were any instructions, pretty self explanatory. Though we did use nails and hung the plates using the holes in their designs. This was much easier and seemed much more sturdy/steadfast.
988849
Yes, there is a plastic tab at the bottom (that should have been protuding a little bit) that you have to remove.
267082
Yes - two plates inside with the third in its place in the handle. Very handy, no pun intended.
2231902
There are tabs that lock into the holes in the frame, it can take a lot of pressure to get it to snap into place, though.
1257200
Unfortunately mine came without the requisite legs/feet. I image it would though. The plate itself seems to be very solid construction. Thick. Not flimsy at all.
1131390
They are not tabs. It's photographed with the glass door open, but the whole door is cutoff in the photo, so the door frame looks like two tabs.
1177139
No there are not. The bottom side is pretty much smooth with the exception of four tiny leg like stands that could easily be filed down if needed.
771873
I didn't see any. I do know that our daughter loves these plates. They are deep enough for her to use her utensils.
485057
Hi - the plate can be held down and adjusted in 2 ways...Kreg sell special corner supports that provide vertical adjustment and hold-down screws that go through those holes. But simpler and cheaper is to route a rebate to recess the plate just below the surface, shim it to exactly flush with masking tape then secure it down with corner screws or through-bolts. This is all very well spelled out in the instructions that come with the plate, plus all the dimensions you need. Hope this helps! Mike
1045826
No. The plate holder is somewhat like a bowl, the paper plate is held in place by the edge of the holder. This is a good product for a reasonable price.