What do the brackets attach to?
1407250
They don't attach to anything. The entire unit will rest on the washer or dryer. The shelf has two little legs that will help it to not slip backwards, while the two back legs rest against the back of the machine--allowing the shelf unit to balance properly. I have never had any issue with the shelf not balancing properly.
1407251
They don't really attach to anything. The top bracket folds over the top of the washer at a 90 to hook onto it. The other part rests on the back of the machine-I have found that that is where you may need to so some bending. On my machine there was nothing for the lower arms to rest on, so I had to modify them. I have my shelf up against a wall, but it isn't wedged there, plus I do have have several bottles and boxes of detergent, etc. on it and it is quite stable.
1407252
The brackets don't actually attach. You fully assemble the shelf before you place it on top of the washer/dryer. There are rubber pieces on the end of the brackets to keep from scratching your washer/dryer, but there is nothing attaching the brackets to the washer/dryer or to your wall.
1407253
The shelf is attached with screws to the 2 brackets for support. The horizontal arms of the brackets support the shelf by resting on top of the control panel of the washer or dryer. The vertical arms of the brackets are designed to rest on top of a protruding part on the back of the machine but due to different manufacturer designs you may need to bend these by hand (not difficult) so they rest on something. The washer/dryer should be pushed back so the shelf is pressed against the wall. This provides enough support for several bottles and boxes of detergent. Should additional support be needed, the back of the shelf could be hooked on a screw or nail on the wall. The shelf is attached with screws to the 2 brackets for support. The horizontal arms of the brackets support the shelf by resting on top of the control panel of the washer or dryer. The vertical arms of the brackets are designed to rest on top of a protruding part on the back of the machine but due to different manufacturer designs you may need to bend these by hand (not difficult) so they rest on something. The washer/dryer should be pushed back so the shelf is pressed against the wall. This provides enough support for several bottles and boxes of detergent. Should additional support be... » Read More The shelf is attached with screws to the 2 brackets for support. The horizontal arms of the brackets support the shelf by resting on top of the control panel of the washer or dryer. The vertical arms of the brackets are designed to rest on top of a protruding part on the back of the machine but due to different manufacturer designs you may need to bend these by hand (not difficult) so they rest on something. The washer/dryer should be pushed back so the shelf is pressed against the wall. This provides enough support for several bottles and boxes of detergent. Should additional support be needed, the back of the shelf could be hooked on a screw or nail on the wall. « Show Less
1407254
They actually don't attach--they sort of clamp over on the top front and brace against the back of the machine. I love it. It is such a handy shelf, and very practical.
1302948
Hello, Yes this will come with the brackets and whatever you need to install it.
1514664
The brackets come with as the basket rails slide into them. I have mine on the bottom with a shelf above it. There is no reason to have a shelf below it. It fits in to the back like all the other brackets so it can go anywhere you want really.
2086969
It is just the brackets. Be careful if you have the power mirrors, you cant remove them without cutting the wires so you will need to purchase another set of mirrors.
265492
Yeah, they come with brackets already attached. You can hang them vertically or horizontally. Hope this helps. Oh they also swivel once they are hung so u can change there angle.
1163264
The design was to use the brackets and they are a permanent (integral) part of the rack. There is a bolt but it is permanently welded onto the rack.
1135136
It comes with the proper brackets. If yours came without them, then you should look at returning the unit since the packaging is incomplete.
1141845
Here is the listing for the brackets: http://intermountain-vertical-gardens.myshopify.com/collections/wall-gardens/products/36-wall-garden-hanging-support-brackets-set-of-2
2012007
They are metal brackets with good memory retention. I have had mine in the same spot since the purchase with no sagging or the need for readjustments.
1905903
The brackets have to attach to the crossbars. If you don't have crossbars, this is not for you. See photo. It's pretty clear how they attach. You can always return them if it doesn't fit your needs. The brackets fit on the crossbars with wingnuts and they are adjustable. Hope this helps.
1241244
Yes little brackets. One set u have to mount straight on the back of propeller. The other half u put on wall
29816
Ahaha I had the SAME question because description lacked info. YES - it includes both sized brackets. Just screw into place the one you need, and I needed the short bracket.
1302340
I see four holes through the frame on both ends that might be used to install brackets. Hope that helps.
2111026
It comes with the brackets but I have used it by just twisting until secure. A client did have it fall down when she used it a lot without the brackets, so just beware. Also, when you twist it on, it leaves black smudge marks behind when you take it off, so you can tell that something was there.
1634436
Not sure about the installation of your other brackets but i also had other brackets and i removed them before installing the equilizer system.
558665
I put the brackets on my panel and I have a similar type situation but haven't actually mounted it yet. You may need longer screws, but the mounts are pretty secure to the panel. Hope that helps.
2058766
I am unsure-I bought the brackets that are specific the the holders. Sorry I couldnt have been more help