What is the function of the plastic pieces? Just a template for where the holes should be drilled? Or should they be placed under the metal parts?
1636593
Both. Use it for drill template, and then put the rubber gasket behind. It protects the wall and also prevents moisture to get inside the device.
1636594
The plastic pieces should be installed between the metal parts and the wall, so that the metal edges do not cut into the surface of the wall.
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Good question and one that the instructions did not really address. I used one of the plastic pieces where I mounted the receiving end into a tile wall, but did not use the one under the large round piece. Doesn't seem to matter if they are used or not, but might serve as some protection for the wall you are mounting to.
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Don't recall if there were any. It's been awhile. But it was very easy to install. It has been working well for us .
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I think they go between the piece and the wall. I used the hook side but the round side is very hard to get under the piece. It is a bad design. Don't drop the very small set screw as it holds it all together.
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Screw it down to where the springs are almost fully compressed. The plastic is not the critical structure at risk, it is the CPU and the MB backing plate. The springs provide proper torque load as you compress them to near full compression. Do it in steps, in an X pattern.
43251
Yes, that's the way I assembled mine. I believe they are screws meant just for this sort of plastic. I've had no issues with mine since installation.
705428
they make a bracket. will need to cut off 90 degree pieces then cut hole and attach bracket.
2047689
The pegs are probably your typical small metal pegs. The holes are more or less random sized and looks to be drilled by hand without any guides. Some holes are too big for the peg, some are too small. Some may need additional drilling to fit the peg in the hole. It might also be that some of the pegs are bigger than the others, but I haven't measured anything. Overall, this is a terrible cribbage board.
1242136
You might be able to use screws designed for metal. It's difficult to answer with seeing the piece though.
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There is a plastic screw that is flush within the top tier. Someone posted a picture of the screw being used to secure the bottom tier. It is the same screw used to secure the top tier when fully assembled.
2257792
The plastic pieces are to tap into the drywall if you are not screwing the hooks directly into a stud. Once the plastic pieces are tapped into the drywall, you screw the metal hooks into the plastic pieces.
780884
The outside is plastic. There are metal components inside. Any kind of drill will work.
945672
If you look at the expanded view of this image, you will see small rectangular metal pieces under the glass. These pieces are affixed to the glass. These metal pieces are threaded for the screws that you use to attach the legs to the glass. I've had this table for several months and it seems very stable, but I use it as an end table so it doesn't get moved much.
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That is exactly my scenario...just attach everything to the metal...pretty easy install
1743014
If I remember correctly. There should be 1 or 2 screws on the bottom to attach the plasic mount to the metal unit. You should be able to get to them and tighten them.
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The one I have does not have holes in the plastic shelves. The bottom floor and center divider are metal. I would suggest reading the full description of the one you would like to purchase, before doing so. Apparently there are variations of the same basic cage.
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You are going to have to get a metal drill bit and drill holes for the screws. There is no other way as it is plastic.
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I i used a drill with a phillips bit from underneath, into the ShelfLinks and thru the wood.i used a clamp to secure all of it and had it laying on the floor. The holes are predrilled in the plastic.
706391
Sorry but that is the same question I asked. I did not get a diagram or instructions either and cannot really tell from the picture where all the pieces go. It says to refer to the diagram but there is not one included.
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Their length is just less than the width of the box. Consequently, they are completely hidden underneath the box when it is secured to them. It's difficult to see unless you look very closely at the picture, but the whole bracket is laying in front of the box. And, they're not metal... they're black plastic.