Can these be nailed in, or do I have to use adhesive of some kind? If adhesive is the only way, is there a recommended type?
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Hi Jason,Do not use nails. We used a clear silicone adhesive that is used by those who have RVs. The brand is DAP all-purpose adhesive 100 percent silicone in a clear color. Hope this helps.
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Hi Jason, Thank you for your question. We have just added a tube of Aspectek Silicone Adhesive to our box (new purchases only). You can also use screws or nails to install the spikes. There are holes for this purpose.
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screws work better since the mount holes are in the center of the spikes. I put them on my rain gutter so I used rivets.
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As they are plastic, they cannot be attached with nails. I used a silicone adhesive.
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We have the spikes on the tops of outdoor sconces where nails or screws would damage the sconces. If you're putting them on wood, then screws or nails would work
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There are predrilled holes. You could use either nails or screws. But its a little tricky because the spikes require hammering to be prescise. I used a small headed hammer.
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Not sure how any tape will hole up on wood, I would try to find somthing to tack up with tacks or nails that will stay for sure.
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You would have to use a plastic epoxy or perhaps some silicone to adhere them, but I'm sure you could make it work.
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The hooks should be installed into the beams with suitable eye bolt hangers. you can find these pretty cheap at a hardware store use Zinc coated if this is outside to prevent corrosion.Other than that just follow the instruction in the box.
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You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
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I used a couple of sheetrock wall anchors. Use the base to mark your holes, drill a small hole in the wall, insert the anchor and screw the base to the wall. Piece of cake!
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I put mine into studs but I think that anchor screws would probably work as well, though, I guess it all depends on the weight of your boards. I have not had any issues. They have worked perfectly for me.
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They have adhesive. No tape needed unless it's in a difficult to stick area.
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You may have to use additional adhesive. They stuck to the walls for less than 12 hours and started coming off.
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Yes they will stick but not for a longtime, will advise you to use a clear tape to hold it because that worked for me.
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I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
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They won't be able to screw on. The top is glass. What I did was buy some removable sticky glue from Home Depot and attached it that way.
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We have affixed them with double sided tape (I believe the tape was included but I'm not certain) but they also come with screws in case you want to mount them that way. They work great.
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I was able to do it with a flat screwdriver. It just had to be a small enough flat screwdriver. You don't want it to be TO easy - they need to stay put!
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You have the option of using screws or adhesive. Kit comes with both included.
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They do not come with adhesive. The legs tend to slip when screws are not used.
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They are mounted flush by two screws to hang on. I assume you could get the right sized masonry screws to use.