what typeof material are the bolts and nuts that hold the top and bottom section together?
627543
Hello, They are metal bolts with plastic twists on each end to hold the two pieces together. Not sure what size this particular model takes, but here is an example of what they look like: http://www.petmate.com/hardware-78-screw Ryan SJK Products Inc.
627544
Hello,They are metal bolts with plastic twists on each end to hold the two pieces together. Not sure what size this particular model takes, but here is an example of what they look like: http://www.petmate.com/hardware-78-screwRyanSJK Products Inc.
1304080
the upper part is made out of metal. the lower is made out of high end plastic.
613971
They're plastic caps. You drill holes and the supplied plugs secure it. No bolts needed.
586800
All aluminum. Aluminum male end slides into aluminum female end, with a spring loaded metal clip that holds them together. From my experience, it is more than sturdy, and I had no worries about it breaking or coming apart.
1922173
Combination. The inside parts are metal, like the gears and such. The top is plastic.
46545
I would think all appropriate nuts and bolts can be found at Home Depot or Lowes. FYI - bench is made of light weight material, it easily blows over in the wind.
976628
There are bolts through the back two vertical rails and the last thing you put on is the front vertical rail which if I remember correctly uses wooden dowels in locations that can be seen, and bolts everywhere else. Very sturdy when you get it all together.
261761
They are a hard plastic casing with metal screws. It is lightweight but very durable! Very happy with them.
262353
Yes, the top and bottom pieces should be attached to one another for stability. However, they will work together without the two pieces being attached. The holes between the two pieces are 3/8-inches in diameter. In my case, I bought 3/8-inch bolts and appropriate washers and locking nuts at my local hardware store and screwed the two pieces together to complete each of the risers. The risers really work beautifully and will not break like equivalent-height, plastic risers might.
300898
Metal..they're supposed to snap in but some don't align so you can just duct tape them
1089280
the bottom piece has one of those joiner screws that is on the inside. The top piece has a hole for a metal peg that when you put them together and turn the joiner screw it locks it in place. I used a small amount of wood glue on all pieces for a firm hold - does not require it but I wanted a solid build - hope this helps!
531950
It's made of wood as well, the top plate matches the bottom. The whole unit is very sturdy and very reliable. I would not hesitate to purchase these again!
714037
All of the hardware is stainless steel. Nuts and bolts are stainless and are high quality.
116533
The bolts at the top are mounted in and new nuts come with it. You don't need anything extra. Just the assembly.
2114438
The upright black pieces that hold the shelves are wood. The base and top appear to be an engineered wood product with a black plastic laminate.
1917269
They are metal. When I received mine the screw and mounting block were missing so I had to return them.
2123994
They're plastic. I loaded it pretty heavily and the only thing that ever failed was the lousy wall attachments it comes with. Replaced them with molly bolts and this thing was great.