One reviewer said it comes with mounting screws, but could not understand why. I wondered if the push button unit came apart to reveal mounting holes on the back cover, then snapped back together hiding the screws much like a thermostat that is mounted...
380048
Yes it comes apart to mount with screw. We have ours pasted to the back. It has stuck on the brick now for over 1 1/2.
1963327
I have not installed mine yet but according to the instructions there are appropriately space holes already on the back of the unit for mounting to wall studs. You need to supply your own lag screws for that though.
457092
I do not recall if it came with the "screws" ( nut & bolts).If it does not - simply go to radio shack & buy some for less than $5.This is a truly excellent product.If you care enough to ask - mounting hardware should not be an issue.Hope this helps.
580211
the unit has two key type slots one on top and one on bottom that would be used if you want to mount the unit for easy removal it also has permanent screw holes two on top and two on bottom just fasten it to the wall. the mounts are protruding to allow air to flow behind it.
416981
Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
1578301
Ours did. But depending on how the previous unit was mounted it may need some modification.
1518298
It has been mounted a couple of ways depending what you are putting it on. Self tapping screwsTapeGlue
1906176
It comes with screws for mounting and, I believe, velcro or double-stick tape for mounting (don't remember for sure). However, due to the need to push against the device firmly when inserting charger cords, I recommend using screws to mount it. Even then I try to "hold against" the push with my other hand. The device works well and I am happy with it.
298625
no it does not mount with screws.And you must have access to the interior of the panel where the mount will be.you need a better option for mounting
146716
Actually, there's are 2 little holes on the back that looks like they would slide over a screw that was screwed into a wall. I don't know if screws were included in the box, because I threw that out months ago.
974162
The unit has a protective soft cover on the back that needs to come off. There are two screws one on top and the other on the bottom. The screws are phillips screws.
251159
It comes with the thermocouple probe and the plastic clips that hold it in from the back side. The faceplate is slightly larger than the body and it needs to be inserted into a hole the size of the body from the front, then the clips hold it in from the back. No other mounting methods are setup or supplied. I do not believe the probe comes with any mounting hardware so you need to either screw it into the appropriate thermowell or design your own mount. All the electrical connections are connected under screws on the back of the unit, the screws are there but no extra wiring.
1334012
I bought this forever ago, so my memory could be hazy, but if I remember right, nothing.I don't even think it had screws. It just lays down.The thermostat takes some getting used to, as it's just numbers, not temperature degrees or anything.
2212315
It comes with screws and a piece of paper that outlines where the screw holes should be drilled. Very easy to install.
1230757
It came with lag screws to mount to studs in the wall. It also has the hardware to mount the TV to the bracket. I was very happy with this mount.
181400
Mine came with screws. It does slide together but you still need to screw it together. I would contact the seller about getting the screws.
534865
It comes with a few screws but I recommend if you are going to mount it that you go to the hardware store and get a few of your own quality stainless steel screws/bolts/whatever. I have a Scotty downrigger also mounted and there is an adapter (you can get separately) to snap in to that. Pulling pots can cause a lot of torque and this does a pretty good job with it if you don't abuse it. I've pulled 100 pots over 2 seasons with no problems... But my forearms are starting to look like Popeye's!