What holds this to the ceiling? There is no mounting hardware pictured. Am I going to be screwing in hooks or something? Are the hooks included?
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Yes, you are screwing the hooks into the ceiling and they are included. You want to be sure to screw them into a stud though. This thing is pretty heavy, especially once it's loaded.
72196
The large hooks are included as can be seen in the user uploaded pictures (oh wait, they no longer show up ;-)
72197
There are 2 large hooks that will bolt into the beam in your ceiling. The hooks are included. I had to purchase a bit of chain as my studs were too far apart to hang directly below with the hangars they give you. It is an easy install though and the few links of chain were very inexpensive from the hardware store
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The one I bought has HD (3/8") lag-type hooks that thread into a ceiling joist. Make CERTAIN that these are very secure, as they will be holding a lot of weight. I added gorilla glue to the hole before threading the hook into it. I am constantly checking these to make sure I don't have any problems. None so far - 3 years.
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The large hooks are included as can be seen in the user uploaded pictures (oh wait, they no longer show up ;-)http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/customer-gallery/A32B6A532454UD/ref=cm_pdp_imgs_all There is an image here if you wish to look at it.These are large lag type bolts with hooked ends you hang the rack from. You absolutely must make sure that they are firmly attached into a stud to work properly and support the pots, pans etc well.Good luck, we have loved our rack. The large hooks are included as can be seen in the user uploaded pictures (oh wait, they no longer show up ;-)http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/customer-gallery/A32B6A532454UD/ref=cm_pdp_imgs_all There is an image here if you wish to look at it.These are large lag type bolts with hooked ends you hang the rack from. You absolutely must make sure that they are firmly attached into a stud to work properly and support the pots, pans etc well.Good luck, we have... » Read More The large hooks are included as can be seen in the user uploaded pictures (oh wait, they no longer show up ;-)http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/customer-gallery/A32B6A532454UD/ref=cm_pdp_imgs_all There is an image here if you wish to look at it.These are large lag type bolts with hooked ends you hang the rack from. You absolutely must make sure that they are firmly attached into a stud to work properly and support the pots, pans etc well.Good luck, we have loved our rack. « Show Less
717554
Mount it from a pole attached to the ceiling above rather than a pole mounted from the ground/base unit as seen in the picture. Just reverse the mounting from above...
126015
no hardware is provided but there are fabric loops. Two options for hanging are suggested, attaching the loops to hangers bolted to the ceiling or attaching them to a rope hung over a beam or tree branch. I suppose it's possible your door gym could work like a beam? Biggest problem I think you will have is you need a two to three foot clearance on both sides
1057953
It attaches directly to the ceiling, the top part of the fixture is an electrical box. If mounting to just drywall you'll need hollow wall anchors.
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The wire-like bracket thingy that you see at top of the house in the pictures does come with it. We then bought a large hook that screwed into the building that we hung it on. Wherever you hang it, it needs support at the back near the bottom, so that it doesn't sway. Needs to be stable.
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I ordered two of these particular units and there was not hanging hardware included in the packaging. I've ordered these types of panels in the past and they came with really crappy hanging hardware that I opted out of using anyway. It's easy enough to use another means of hanging them as they are quite light.
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We mounted ours with some large eye hooks that we screwed into a carrying beam in our kitchen ceiling. The hooks do not go directly into the ceiling... you will needs something to hang them off of.
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Mine did not come with anything to hang it with. Had to go to Lowes and get a command hook.
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Short answer: The iron one with the two small swirls at the top. Longer answer: This unit is not designed to hang from the ceiling. It mounts against a vertical wall with two iron screws which are provided. Two corresponding screw holes are provided already on the unit, all you have to do is drill some pilot holes into your wall, remembering to find a spot strong enough to hold the weight of your pots & pans. Ours is still working fine and we love the way it looks with our stuff.
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Yes they come with hanger brackets. As I remember the brackets, they can be hung several different ways depending on if you want it hund on the wall or ceiling.
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There are three screws on the bottom that would attach to a ceiling mount. You will have to buy a ceiling mount separately.
1657951
You will have to drill a hole in the ceiling to attach the hook. The lamp comes with a molly screw. When you screw it into the ceiling, it has "wings" which expand inside the hole to hold it firmly in place.
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The mounting is an L shaped bracket. I was lucky enough to have someone on hand with the right tools to cut the L shape in to an I shape. Then screw it into the wall and hang as you would.
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No, it doesn't come with screws and you don't need hardware to hang it up. All you need is some large screws to tighten it up against the wall you are hanging it on. I hung each section of mine in under 5 minutes each. The hardest part was making sure I got it level which only took about 30 seconds.
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You have to install a small hook in the ceiling. I myself purchased a really nice white one. I suggest putting in a mount first so the hook can hold better.
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To the best of my recollection the only included hardware was the pull chain and an aircraft cable and clips for a safety wire. It has a single point mount, and is heavy enough that if you're going to wall mount it you would want to find a stud and use a lag bolt. Personally I think a ceiling mount (again into a truss or beam) would be the preferred method.
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You'll need to purchase ceiling hooks separately. These are great lanterns, by the way! Enjoy!