What method is used to attach this bench to a surface? Bolts? Magnets?
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Hooks on the edge of the toolcabinet and then it is bolted on they do send the bolts with the unit
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Bolt it,remove top drawer and use 1/4 20 bolts you may not need to put the bottom bolt in. you can install foam tape on the back so you don't scratch your box
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bolts if u need to drill for the hole location to be perfect its not a problem i had some nuts ans bolts and did it worked ok
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Two bolts. I put this shelf on a craftsmen box. I had to modify the shelf a little by drilling new holes to line up with handle holes in the box. Works Great!
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2 screws and anchors. Use a small nail to start your hole and insert the anchor. Then screw in the screws to desired depth. Mount shelf on screws.
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I don't have the instruction sheet anymore, but here's how I think I assembled the bench. It's a much simpler job if you have a helper to hold the components in place while you install the hardware. First, lay out the back, arms and seat on the ground in the way they'll look assembled. Be sure you have the right arm on the right and the left arm on the left. Lay out the hardware. Attach the arms to the back first installing the hardware according the pictures provided without completely tightening. Once the arms are loosely attached to the back, fit the seat into the slots provided and loosely install the hardware. When the bench is loosely "together", set it on the ground right side up and be sure that all pieces fit well and tighten all the hardware. Finally, install the small screws which secure the back to the seat.
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We used screws on each panel through the metal into our deck, then we used metal rope with tighteners like they use for clothes lines in the corners inside and out. I tried to purchase just their anchoring kit from the company direct but the woman would not sell it to me because we didn't buy from them directly. Amazon was almost two hundred dollars cheaper to order and I got free shipping with my PRIME membership. The company charges 140.oo to ship! LOVE AMAZON.
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You can by drilling holes and then bolting it down. The only 1 negative you would need to weight it down.....otherwise, it will most likely move around. The bench is fairly light. I hope my observations help.
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Has to be a strong polymer, probably high density polyethylene. Otherwise this bench could not hold the weight. Cannot be a "plastic" which assumes a cheap product structure, plastic bags!
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There are bolt holes that can be used to fasten it down to a bench -- or to any other flat surface. Don't know that I would want to bolt this to a saw horse though.
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We attached (with a sturdy screw) the ironing board onto another sturdy board that I stained to match our woodwork. We then were able to mount that board to the studs in the wall. It has worked out very well for us.that way.
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Use a nail to gently poke a hole, put the bottom post through the hole then screw on the stud. :)
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Hammer and Phillips and a drill if have one. If you use one be careful because it's cheap partical board.
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I used 4 decking screws with flat washers to secure mine to the deck. There are pre drilled holes in the base.
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The legs curve down from the back of the bench and end in 'posts'. I can't imagine them being bolted down. The only way the bench might be anchored would be with a bicycle chain wrapped around one or more of the legs--but bolts? No.
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Hello Jill and thank you for your interest in our product. The base of this specific unit has pre-drilled holes to firmly attach it to a counter. All the necessary hardware is included with the purchase to bolt down the unit to a flat surface. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance. Thanks again Andrea
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I'd throw them on the wood base (make sure it's sturdy) my bench is really heavy with all the wood. I also have the hutch...Damn! Why didn't I think of putting wheels on it?? :P
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WSe used cedar and did not put any finish on the bench because it was staying inside. Since we used cedar we had to get longer screws, drilled a pilot hole first and the bench went together quickly. Turned out beautiful!
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The apparatus has to be anchored either to an existing bench or squat rack that you have (nothing additional to get) or it has to be bolted to the ground (with bolts that you will have to get).
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The best solution I have found is to epoxy two metal plates to the underside of the desk and then use sheet metal screws to attach the keyboard tray to the metal plates. A standard wood desktop is 3/4", but particle board may vary and is not a reliable material for trays of this style.