Is it best to install in a closet or cabinet with glue? If so what kind?
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Wow--don't know. I made bags for some bulky pieces and lined drawers w/cloth. We used rest of the fabric to lay over items in drawers. It works very well for us! Hope this helps.
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I have used 2 small command hooks to attach it to the inside of the cabinet door, it hangs well. I believe screws will work fine too but that will give you holes in the cabinet door. its a personal preference thing.
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I never tried to glue those two items, think it would work for light work. I would go to another type of adhesive for heavy jobs.Aloha Calvin
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Aaron it dont come with glue but you can use any kind pvc glue. You can buy some at any hardware stores.
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It comes with (long, see my review about checking length BEFORE impulsively driving screws into the base of your cabinets, don't ask how I know...) screw, however, any nail with a large enough head to prevent it from sliding through the holes would work just fine. Or hay string (sorry, horse owner...). :)
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I used drywall / contractors glue. It worked great. Get the quick dry. I also painted them first. Too messy to spray paint in the house.
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I used 3M-brand spray adhesive to glue it to the inside of a plywood instrument case. It worked flawlessly (I just followed the directions on the can) and it looks really nice.
499753
I believe the directions recommend basic wood glue. The directions suggest crimping the ends a little bit to make some room for the glue in the holes. I have not glued mine because it is only three rows in height, and the manufacturer indicated glue would not be necessary for that configuration, and indeed it hasn't been, after many years' use.
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Both. Just make sure the provided screws aren't longer than the thickness of the cabinet.
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No adhesive. I have just moved into a new house and have lined every cabinet and closet shelf with it. Just takes time to measure and cut. I find it easier using a straight edge and mat knife
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i didn't use glue and they stay in place fine but lowes has carpet glue if you want to use it.
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I used anchors through drywall with no studs. Possibly using screws and washers w/nuts would hold it. Depends also upon whether the cabinet is fiberboard or real wood and how thick it is.
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I don't believe anyone can give a definitive answer, as it depends on the humidity in your house, and whether you've used extra glue in addition to the stuff that's already on it (which I recommend you do, as it makes placement and movement easier). When in doubt, wait another day or two.
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It's light enough to use either . But I used screws in my garage .. I'd stay away from any adhesive though your rip off your paint/texture off the walls
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In Wall.... they are a little smaller in over all size and you need to be sure that there are no hidden wires running through where you choose to install the cabinet but I believe the in wall look much more professional and add more value, make sure you buy a real wood cabinet they look nice.
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I would not use glue. There are not many glues out that would stand up to the stress of someone pulling themselves up repeatedly, and that is what you want the bar to be able to do----hold your weight up. I talked with folks at hardware stores and they did not recommend any glue that they felt would be safe.
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They attach with double sided tape (that is provided) so technically you could put it anywhere the tape would stick - including the inside of a door which is where I had mine. However it didn't stick well for me and only lasted under a week before falling off. I tried buying more double sided adhesive - only lasted a couple days (even with small plastic containers like in the pic). I plan on going back and trying to mount inside cabinet door with small screws but just haven't taken the time to do that yet.