How did you actually install them around the hangers? Also, did you silicone them against the outer edge??
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Hi, I installed my gutter guard last Fall. I did install them around the hangers by making a tee cut about 3" deep from the front edge of the guard that then slips easily over the hanger. i used a heavy set of shears to cut the guard material. Actually was quite easy to cut. I did silicone the guard on the inner and outer edge to make sure it would say in place during the winter so that any ice that might build up on the gutter wouldn't pull out the guard. Had no issues of pull out during last winter and everything is working well so far. Good luck with your installation.
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I ended up sending mine back because it didn't work in the space I was going to use them. I think using little tack nails would work and hang them by the little circles in the back.
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I usea a clear silicone adhesive on the top edge of the post and pressed the cap down over it. They have been on for seeral months and appear to be permanently attached. You coulc also drill small holes in the lower edge and attach them with screws but I believe the silicone works better.
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There are directions to install them over a bed liner. If you go to the website they have a video that shows how to install them.
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I used quilt batting. I bought a cheap roll of quilt batting, cut it to the width of the hangers and cut an inch or two long to roll around the hanger. I rolled a bit around the hanger and stapled the batting to secure it. I've been using mine like this for years - four states and 2 countries.
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I just trimmed them to fit. A little off of each side. They worked fine. I kept the trimmed pieces as fillers if I need them for a wide mount.
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I think they go between the piece and the wall. I used the hook side but the round side is very hard to get under the piece. It is a bad design. Don't drop the very small set screw as it holds it all together.
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well, the spring clips on the side... did you bend them? like permanently out of shape? once they go into the slots, they stay spread open and hold up the plastic face. if you bent them though, i'd suggest bending them back? Can't see how the face doesn't stay up and closed unless you had bent them out of shape?
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Slide them into place and let them dry. they will still fall off if you mess with them. I am considering using a dab of glue .
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Screw the end brackets into the wall studs, be sure to measure first to see how long the hanger tubing is, there is a long pin that is in each wall bracket that runs thru the end of the hanger tube. Didn't directions come with your order, mine was easy to install, of course my brother did it for me!!!!!
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They are flat. They still looked great and I use them but the don't match the higher end hangers I have so I use them toward the back.
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They're made out of the same plastic as regular plastic hangers. I haven't had any issues with them.
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I put all of them on the rod first, then I added the curtain. I had a little trouble closing them back up, but I have bad grip in my hands. I think they are well worth it. Hope this helps.
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The product is designed for installation via bolt through the piece you are affixing the hanger to. If you don't have access to the top of the piece you are attaching to, you cannot install it as intended. It may be possible to get creative with installation, but I would be sure what you're doing is structurally safe before you do anything. Consult a pro.
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When I received mine they were stacked so tight I had to have our neighbor next door pry them apart. He is a strong 30ish young man and he even had a time with them. I put a small towel or dish cloth between them and stack them off center to store them. So to answer your question they do not nest well. Put a cloth of some kind between them.
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That's what I have done. Bought them off of the Tower website since they were cheaper than what I found on Amazon (but watch out for the shipping). There is a 'Saturn' brand iSUP that has grommeted strips down both sides for unlimited tie-down options. Not sure how you would glue those on.
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I had to put mine on a few different ways until it looked right. YouTube probably has videos on how to put them on. Sorry I couldn't be of any more help