how is this attached to the wall by screws?
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If you are attaching the mop and Broom holder to dry wall you would use anchor bolts and if you are attaching it to wood you would use wood screws. Hold the holder up on the wall where you plan to hang it. Take a level and place it up on the top of the holder and use a pencil to mark the holes after you have leveled the holder. If you are using anchor bolts, drill holes into the dry wall and tap the plastic holder that will hold the bolts into the dry wall. After you have tapped them in, line up the holder with the holes and insert the bolts, them using a phillips screwdriver turn the until they are tightly inserted. If you are attaching it to wood, use the pencil method, the take an ice pick and start the holes. Line up the holder with the holes and screw the screws in until the holder is tightly adhered to the wall. Done!
1952970
It has openings in the back for screws to secure it to a wall. Of-course like anything you attach to a cement wall you will have to drill into the wall and use a wall anchor to secure it
1078727
The screws that came with it numbered two. This has been installed now for several months on a tile wall. It is secure and we are very happy with it. Try it, you will like it too.
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.
621718
There are felt loops at the top corners. Depending on the type of wall, you can install L hooks or other hardware on which to attach the felt loops.
575782
The unit is mounted with the screws that come with the unit. Just open it up and the back of the unit is attached with the screws. Use the anchors if attaching to sheetrock. Tools are a drill and hammer and screwdriver.
389917
It has two tiny screws that come with it. And you just screw it in the wall. They don't show. And it is super sturdy. I've never had any problems with it coming off due to heavy keys. I love this key holder. It's a must buy.
153870
It has 2 slots on the back of the body that allow it to hang on screws that you would attach to the wall. So you put 2 screws in the wall and tighten them until they are almost flush with the wall, then you can push the housing slots over the screw head and then push the housing down until the screws hit bottom.
1717733
There is one centered screw head you mount on. There are three metal braces that are spaced in a triangle patern around the back to keep the spacing even against the wall.
1759534
It has this weird little strap that you screw into the wall. But the screw didn't hold and the cabinet fell away from the wall. I'm sure that if you are really handy, you could figure out how to attach it better. But I was working with what they sent me. Hope this helps.
2184400
You screw two screws into the wall and the board slides over the screws. It comes with a paper mounting template, the screws and spacers so you know how far to screw the screws into the wall. It's really easy.
1981231
I can see there are two little holes at the back which are likely for wall mounting screws. Pls contact the Seller in case of further query. Thanks.
2155536
Use supplied screws. Relatively easy installation, easy to use once installed. Take care to align the wall and door pieces and it will work like a charm.
373729
Tools involved. You will have to drill holes, insert anchors, and screw device to the wall. There is no adhesive on the device.
357748
This holder comes with the screws needed to mount it. Adhesive tape holding that much weight just could not hold up long. The provided screws are the "molly" type that are designed for hollow wall board/sheet rocked applications. Those have a plastic sheath/anchor that goes into the wall board first and then the screw goes into the anchor. Molly screws hold more weight and the anchor helps keep them from pulling out of the wall. The Mollies will work to keep this holder on the wall far better than adhesives or plain screws can. If you are careful and don't tug on it, it will probably stay put for years. But, I like things to stay put and not have to worry about them. It is always better to mount things that get a lot of use and/or hold weight into two studs, one at both ends. When that isn't possible, situating it so that at least one screw goes into a stud is the next best thing. It only works if it stays on the wall.
1673828
We used no screws. The wall cups simply help hold by friction. The are softer to increase grab.
1100872
You can either stick them to the wall with attached adhesive or drill them to the wall with included screws