Do these install with a screw or anything that would mar the landlord's property?
1328384
No they are self locking and do not damage window or need to be screwed in. I would also suggest looking at a spring tension type bar that goes across the window. These work but sometimes aren't quite as secure as I would have hoped.
1303765
Yes. The bottom (or flat surface) has holes to affix to screws, but they need not be used.
551421
Yes, they are soft plastic so could be installed as you need them. I also made a couple of holes for the extra screws that were included, to hold it securely in place.
1334936
No. There are mounting screws provided in the kit. Let us know if you have any other question.
2155536
Use supplied screws. Relatively easy installation, easy to use once installed. Take care to align the wall and door pieces and it will work like a charm.
240655
screws are not needed-but they do include a kit for a more permanent mounting
1131816
The set I got had self adhesive double sided strips. I put them on almost a year ago and have had no issues at all. There were no screws needed.
297756
Yes. The hooks are screw-attached to the inside of the box giving you the option of not installing them.
651382
Yes, they screw into place. Best (easier) to keep an existing unit on the floor and buy & stack another unit atop of the existing one - which is what I did.
779167
No, I put the ones I have on a fence post and used common horseshoe nails to secure them. Works great.
324997
Note that the Velcro tabs are pretty likely to pull off door frame paint when removed (assuming they're stuck to painted wood like ours). You might consider using some sort of less aggressive tape if your landlord will be scrutinizing every inch of the place. Or you could plan to sand and repaint those spots.
2248135
They do not. If you can't use your old screws, you should be able to find something that can be used locally.Jeremy
118426
They are complete with screws. I am using mine in my shop so I elected to purchase more screws elsewhere and put additional ones in. Probably didn't need them but just to be safe.
1346275
No screw necessary. They are a little hard to get in, but once they are in they aren't coming out, believe me. Actually, for more protection for our wood floors, I add a pad, like you would use for a chair, on the bottom. I peel it off when I leave home and stick it back on when I return. Probably not necessary, but it makes my wife feel better; and when she's happy I'm happy. gnn
871125
Yes, but if i were you, I wouldn't buy them. They are expensive and poorly made. I bought them for my new apt and they came with loose screws in all of them, the screw hole was too big for the screw to I had to glue them and screw them again in a new hole. I couldn't return since I didn't have the original packaging anymore. It's not too late for you. Steer clear from them!
2120461
Yup. Screws are exposed in the front. Haven't done it but short answer is yes.
678576
Not that I know of - they simply screw into a standard threaded socket. They look great and really updated the look of our finished basement.