Is it possible to attach the cups with only screws or do the have to be secured with glue/epoxy?
61271
Depending on the screw head, it may impinge on the ring fully entering the cup.
194869
I bought these a couple months ago. They don't screw on, but I've shaken them lightly and haven't had any leaks. They are pretty secure for not having screw tops. I would be nervous about shaking them vigorously though.
622133
You'd be very happy to know it's a screw on lid. Grips really nice compared to a lot of other cups that I've bought, I was very happy with this cup for the price that I got it for (:
1712268
Other two answers are correct. No glue or adhesive. My husband was very impressed I did it all by myself! :)
1151693
no glue required, just teeny tiny screws and snap together. do not know what effect repeated assembly/disassembly would have on plastic. is a very well made kit tho.
655363
No screws needed. It attaches via sturdy velcro straps and some plastic adapters that keep it nice and snug. We've had ours installed for 2 months now and it hasn't become loose on the banisters. Easy to install and very sturdy.
1337297
No you would have to risk breaking the plastic if you drill the holes necessary to use screws.The adhesive works brilliantly.It is very strong and waterproof.Be sure to let it cure for 24 hours and you will be fine.I love mine and I am very picking
350097
You need to cut out the foam and attach to the hard surface. I did not use the glue that came with it. I used Loctite plastic epoxy. It holds really good this way, have not had any issues.
94534
I just put a small cup on the "kitchen tool" and, yes, it did work ok.I would suggest using a pair of pliers and turning the tine back wards a little to secure it.If these are antique there is another item I purchased to display ornate cups.
2125327
I had to put my own screws in it to hold it on the wall - it has only two small places for screws, but to hang cups it needs more support. I hung mine vertically and put two screws through it at the top and a couple more toward the bottom.
1181091
Hi Donna I would say yes there would be a replacement for broken items including the cups. Although I use mine quite a bit have had no problems with anything breaking. Contact Amazon shop site and I am sure they will be able to help you. Thanks Dorothy
1520790
From what I can see - the inner and outer cups are permanently "glued" together. There are vents at the top, so you could maybe pour a liquid in - I doubt it was designed for that though.
94537
I wouldn't. It is shallow, the cups would scrape the wall. I don't believe that the hooks are deep (long) enough to keep it on safely (width of cup touching wall), and they certainly aren't curved enough to safely hold a cup. I think it would hold small wall tools in the garage. I created a rack cup holder by taking a piece of molding and screwing in the cup holders where I wanted them, then securing the molding piece to the wall.
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.
52913
They attach with screws (included). I drilled pilot holes before attaching. I've been using them with a tile floor for 5 months now and they're still working great. The pads with an adhesive backing didn't last a week.
565283
Yes, it is not that bad of an install, hardest part being screws. Take a picture and draw numbers on the picture and keep the screws in something seperate like cups and label the cups.
106713
It could probably be fastened with a screw (drill hole first), but I would recommend gluing it to a platform and then screw that down, so you wouldn't violate the integrity of the plastic.