How does it attach to the window and wall ?
1700828
The shelf hooks onto the window frame. The supports underneath have rubber feet in contact with the wall. There are no fasteners required.
1700829
There two metal "hooks" on the window side of the stand that simply rest within the window sill and there are two "adjustable" padded tipped arms that rest against the wall. Very simple and our cat loves gazing at the big wide world out there!
1700830
If you have window that opens up from the bottom, there are mental L's you have to attach to the shelf and slip over the sill. If you window opens out you have to secure the shelf with screws.
1503835
It comes with screws and wall anchors. It will attach to wood. Mine is in drywall.
1150673
It screws into the wall. You can probablu use 3m wall hamgers if you don't want to put holes in the wall. Migjt not be sturdy.
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.
175583
It can attach to either the wall, banister, or a mix. Straps come with it for the banister if needed
372114
The pole will reach the window, you will need something with a hook on it toopen. It's just a pole that needs something that will catch on the window to open.
1085102
It attaches behind the seats on the frame. It is not a very good place because, as best as I can tell, the Velcro sticks to a narrow "shelf" running across the bulkhead, so it attaches perpendicular to the tension of the window. I end up simply pinning thr window between the seats and the bulkhead.
1961967
I have very wide windows, no wood to attach anything. After the lip guard is secured on the top with screw (you have to do it, takes a minute literally)..I then brace that metal lip against the metal window ledge...and it stays easily....and I live on the third floor..I put support on the outside window ledge prior, piece of wood and a brick on top so it has a very slight lean. The unit is under fifty pounds, I was able to do this within minutes as a woman.
288327
It comes with 4 screws that go thru the black handle parts into the wall of the window. You will need a power tool to screw them into wood.
1181218
Its more for windows, it has a suction cup to attach. I guess you could come up with a way to attach if you wanted.
1177946
It's both--a tension system & then it is recommended to screw the side supports into the window frame. It was easy to assemble & install. Looks nice too! Space saver!
533498
there are flat plastic pieces attached to the inner top that slide into the groove between the window & door or the "window well", where the window slides into the door....hard to explain, it does work though, happy i have them.
2194710
Screws attach backing plate to wall, then twist on the outside frame. The bracket that holds the end of the cord attaches to the opposite wall.
2033805
You place it between the actual window ceal and adjust it tight enough to hold. It was very easy to use. Remember it doesn't go on outside of window. Inside only!
1161429
The back of the mirror attaches to the wall . Use screws if there is a wooden stud . If not use the screws with the plastic anchors . Then the front plate attaches to the part attached to the wall.
1201412
It is not tacked on. Use Velcro strips (male portion) glued or sewn on to fabric of the area surrounding the window.
652146
It is a window OR wall unit... it COMES in a sleeve already. If you want to put it through the wall, you cut a hole where you want it (or have a pro do it). Then you slide the chassis out of the sleeve, position the sleeve in the hole in the wall, fasten it with a couple of screws, and then slide the chassis back in. If you want to put it in a window opening, you just fasten the side panels on and place it where you want it.