Where are the screw holes that are a distraction. Some customers comment on how these are unsightly.
28537
You can see them at the joints of the sides to each other and to the mattress holder platform piece. Very unsightly. I got the "lagoon" finish which is probably most noticeable since the piece is aqua and not a dark wood finish. Not happy. :/
28538
Picky, picky! This is a baby bed - not a museum piece! As we say in Kentucky:A man on a fast horse would never know the difference! I love the looks of the bed. It is attractive and well made. For the price, it is hard to beat!
1262729
They come with one hole built in and two "punch-outs" where an additional 2 screws could be added. My guess it that you could drill holes in other locations, and the material would do fine, but I haven't tried it.
1305819
Now that you brought this to my attention, I see what you mean about premature rusting of the screws. I haven't noticed because this seat is down 99% of the time in this particular bathroom. The material and/or coating for the screws must be sub standard for their intended use. I intend to go purchase something different, while I still can; I just hope that the wood can stand the change of screws. In addition, I will contact the company and let them know what is happening. I have pictures of each of the 4 screws; I can send them to you if you'd like, but I would need an email address for you. I can't attach them to this response. tjquigl@comcast.net Now that you brought this to my attention, I see what you mean about premature rusting of the screws. I haven't noticed because this seat is down 99% of the time in this particular bathroom. The material and/or coating for the screws must be sub standard for their intended use. I intend to go purchase something different, while I still can; I just hope that the wood can stand the change of screws. In addition, I will contact the company and let them know what is happening. I have pictures of each of the 4 screws; I can send them to you if you'd like, but I would need an email address for... » Read More Now that you brought this to my attention, I see what you mean about premature rusting of the screws. I haven't noticed because this seat is down 99% of the time in this particular bathroom. The material and/or coating for the screws must be sub standard for their intended use. I intend to go purchase something different, while I still can; I just hope that the wood can stand the change of screws. In addition, I will contact the company and let them know what is happening. I have pictures of each of the 4 screws; I can send them to you if you'd like, but I would need an email address for you. I can't attach them to this response. tjquigl@comcast.net « Show Less
976744
I don't remember just where they go, usually on the bottom you may see some screws indented in the underbelly. I think a Phillips head screw driver will do. I hope this will help you.
206969
I don't understand why you can't get to the screws. They are on the outside at the top of the flap as shown in the photo. Call the company if you need further assistance.
18127
YesThere are two holes in the lower crimped area if the yellow side where there is a small square jutting out, and it's the same on the red side. It screws in real easy. Wish I could send a picture so you could see the area I am talking about.
2135428
In response to the comments there are visible screws,,,, IS FALSE,,, that person must not have put it together properly,,its a very nice piece of furniture,,looks nice from all sides
416981
Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
600462
No. The corners are where the mounting holes are located. They are a split design so the screw holes are covered by the black plastic.
1620965
Yes, the holes are recessed, so even looking at the back of it in the store it was difficult to see them, but they are there.
1816633
There were screws with mine. They were taped inside the stand or something. Check everywhere and in the hollow portions. If not, call, because they need to be there.
1976147
I also thought screws were not included. I nearly threw them away when I noticed the little bag taped to a piece of cardboard within the packaging. They definitely should just tape those to the unit itself.
513593
There are two screw types in the package, one for stud mount and one for drywall. I used stud mounts to avoid the larger hole required for the other.
1188741
there are two different type screws. you have to get the right ones in the right places. it is spelled out in the directions.
1831424
Hi Erika,There are two eye holes in the back of the strip where you could hang the unit from screws or nails if you want to.
1865691
Yes there are two holes for screws, however, the screws are not provided, you have to get them yourself.
936266
Only the manufacturer and authorized installers would be able to tell you that. An example that comes to mind is the screws used in public bathroom stalls. The fact that you don't know that is probably reason for them to ignore the question altogether.