How is it installed into the ceiling - with toggle bolts?
79085
Just find a stud and screw it in. No anchors or bolts needed. It comes with screw hooks that seem rather sturdy
79086
It has threaded hooks and chain. The hooks are screwed into a ceiling joist.
79087
No it has has threaded hooks that must be screwed into the the studs in the ceiling.
79088
No, screw in hooks. It needs to be mounted to a solid structure like a ceiling beam. You will need to locate them with something like a stud finder.
79089
You can use the screw/hooks into a stud, these come with the rack. If installing to dry wall you will need toggle bolts not supplied.
79090
Toggle bolts won't support the weight of the pans. Screw hooks into ceiling joists.
1987085
If you put this hook in the ceiling with the toggle bolt it will that light plus 4 more easy!
518665
This item will come with all hardware that is required for installation. It will install like a standard ceiling fixture - nothing special or out of the ordinary required.
121178
It pressure fits against the ceiling. You can screw it in, but it is not necessary. My husband has used his without screwing it in for over 3 years, and he is a big boy that really pulls on it to get himself up from a laying position. It makes the difference in the world!
699198
It works well and I installed it parallel to a ceiling joist (what you called a stud). I did use 1/4 in lag bolts, 2 inches long as the screw heads stripped out during instillation.
407612
It bolts right to the flange and anchors to the tile. The anchors supplied are not great and would recommend getting something better.
501114
It's pretty straight forward as I recall. The arms bend out, adjust the chain (unhook the links to desired length) and the wiring interlaces through the cable. You should have an extra set of hands when wiring and mounting the fixture to the ceiling. Hope this helped.
204245
It is intended to be wired into the ceiling. I bought a plug from Lowes and connected the wire that way though.
1120862
No bolts needed to hook the bar to the bracket. It slides in and locks itself
1566050
Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might... » Read More Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. « Show Less
1868840
Drilled a pilot hole through the thick ends- then screwed them in. For the ceiling- there is quite a bit of weight- so it might be difficult- the middle slats would be hard to screw though without breaking them.
478837
I make no guarantees, but I was able to slowly bend mine at two different sections to get it into the top of the water heater and clear the ceiling, and then gently bend it back straight to be able to screw it into place. Suggest you go slowly and carefully. It can be done.
1357184
You can either find the stud/beam or it comes with giant anchors with 4 heavy duty screws. I actually spray painted it white to match the ceiling. Not super easy to install but not impossible either. Hope this helps. Good luck
1922646
It does include all the hardware needed to install to ceiling or wall. You will need a drill, drill bit set..not sure which size bit.
1456705
Two screws that are mounted. The back of the sensor has key-hole shaped slots that you align with the screw heads and twist a couple of degrees to secure. I used the screw mounts into the ceiling, but the unit is light enough that it's possible it may hold on a wall with some of the stronger command strip style pads. I never tried I though and wouldn't expect it to work for a ceiling mount.
1426783
I used toggle bolts in the ceiling to mount mine. I am just using two mounted vertically, to support a shower curtain rod.
487818
I have one of these. It attaches with 2 bolts that slide right into place and is held in place by 2 nuts that you screw in tightly by hand . It stays in place very well and looks great. I think this is what you mean by "screw in bolt." I am pleased with mine. Good luck!