One reviewer said it comes with mounting screws, but could not understand why. I wondered if the push button unit came apart to reveal mounting holes on the back cover, then snapped back together hiding the screws much like a thermostat that is mounted on a wall. One reviewer said it comes with mounting screws, but could not understand why. I wondered if the push button unit came apart to reveal mounting holes on the back cover, then snapped back together... » Read More One reviewer said it comes with mounting screws, but could not understand why. I wondered if the push button unit came apart to reveal mounting holes on the back cover, then snapped back together hiding the screws much like a thermostat that is mounted on a wall. « Show Less
380044
Yes, there are two mounting holes on the back of the button unit that you can take apart, so as to set the bell ringer to 1 2 or 3, depending on the sound of the bell you want to use, and the duration of the length of the ringing. You use the screws to mount the button unit like outside the door as a door bell. Plus, the unit may need to change batteries depending on how long it is used, so the button unit does come apart, you are exactly correct. I hope this helps.
380045
No screws with mine - but that is a good idea. There is a double-sided stick pad. I have wrapped the button unit in a small plastic bag to protect it from rain/damp. Then I used a small bulldog clip to hold the bag/unit in position outside a gate. Not Homes & Gardens but it works...
380046
It does come with mounting screws. You need to open the button unit to insert battery. Inside the unit you can see pre-marked holes for the screws. Once you close the button again, the screws are concealed. I used the double sided tape to secure it to my iron gate when I bought the chime, but the first heavy wind throw it away and my husband found it in the car port. Our solution was to build a little "wood house" to screw the button unit into, then we secured the house to the gate. It survived 2 winters already, lots of wind, snow and sunshine. It never stopped working and the original battery is still going strong. It does come with mounting screws. You need to open the button unit to insert battery. Inside the unit you can see pre-marked holes for the screws. Once you close the button again, the screws are concealed. I used the double sided tape to secure it to my iron gate when I bought the chime, but the first heavy wind throw it away and my husband found it in the car port. Our solution was to build a little "wood house" to screw the button unit into, then we secured the house to the gate. It survived 2 winters already, lots of wind, snow and sunshine. It never stopped working and the... » Read More It does come with mounting screws. You need to open the button unit to insert battery. Inside the unit you can see pre-marked holes for the screws. Once you close the button again, the screws are concealed. I used the double sided tape to secure it to my iron gate when I bought the chime, but the first heavy wind throw it away and my husband found it in the car port. Our solution was to build a little "wood house" to screw the button unit into, then we secured the house to the gate. It survived 2 winters already, lots of wind, snow and sunshine. It never stopped working and the original battery is still going strong. « Show Less
380047
Yes. it does come with mounting screws and the cover does come off. It also comes with mounting tape. But, please make sure the button works from the location you have selected before permanently installing it. We have ours on the front gate and it took some trial and error to get it right.
380048
Yes it comes apart to mount with screw. We have ours pasted to the back. It has stuck on the brick now for over 1 1/2.
380049
Yes, you can open up the push button unit to use screws, which is what I did.
1289149
It's designed to mount with two screws. There's a plastic cover that pops off and reveals a metal plate with screw holes. It's a nice flat surface so I suppose it could be attached with a very good adhesive, but wouldn't probably trust that. It ships with the screws.
1573826
Mine came with screws. My husband mounted it to the wall. Maybe you should return it to get proper hardware. Once mounted, you are going to love it!
282994
I still don't recommend the model with the push button. The button on my model melted after 2 months. When the repairman came to service it, he mentioned that it was a frequent repair issue. When it melted again last year, Sharp offered to give me a discount on a new one, since it was no longer under warranty, only after I posted many scathing reviews. I declined since I had to return the old one and it was just too much work and I didn't like the cheap models that they were offering. I purchased a new button and installed heavier springs. It's working fine now. One other issue with my model is that according to the instructions, the fan is supposed to go on automatically when the heat from the burners reaches the unit. Mine never did. Again, I would avoid the push button models.
1838266
It comes with 4 screws to mount it to the wall. includes 4 plastic mollies so that you insert into the 4 holes you drill in a drywall application.
440788
So yes it does come with screws i believe 4 different sizes so depending on your model tv you pick the one that best fits. But There was a problem the spacers. These alittle plastic cylnder type parts that are inserted inbetween the mounting frame and tv. That also depends on your style of tv typically Ive found the spacers are needed or else the screws wont secure properly. For some reason the plastic spacers that come with it did not fit correctly for my flat screen. So I had to get creative in order to figure out a way to make sure the tv was mounted securely. It was a pretty easy fix in my case in stead of using the plastic spacers that came with the wall mount. I just ran into my garage and got a few more washers to use.. all in all instead of 1 washer per screw, I used 3 washers per screw. I was lucky to have extra washers but it worked out perfectly and Iv'e had my 49 inch 4k tv mounted on the wall now for a little over a month. No problems!! so not sure if it was just my tv or the spacers from the wall mount were not designed right. In any case I love this mount regardless of that small issue.. in comparrison if i had purchased a full motion wall mount and a retail store would have cost me almost 4 or 5 times as much. So my only adivce to you is.. Make sure you have extra washers to use in case the spacers that come with them dont fit correctly for your tv also!!! but yes they come with screws to attached your tv to the wall mount. hope that helps!
186831
If you are purchasing a new unit, a mounting bracket is included, and it really is simple to install. If you want to see I can email you a picture of the included bracket as shown in the manual. Mt email is lleparski@gmail.com
534864
It comes with a few screws but I recommend if you are going to mount it that you go to the hardware store and get a few of your own quality stainless steel screws/bolts/whatever.I have a Scotty downrigger also mounted and there is an adapter (you can get separately) to snap in to that.Pulling pots can cause a lot of torque and this does a pretty good job with it if you don't abuse it. I've pulled 100 pots over 2 seasons with no problems... But my forearms are starting to look like Popeye's!
534865
It comes with a few screws but I recommend if you are going to mount it that you go to the hardware store and get a few of your own quality stainless steel screws/bolts/whatever. I have a Scotty downrigger also mounted and there is an adapter (you can get separately) to snap in to that. Pulling pots can cause a lot of torque and this does a pretty good job with it if you don't abuse it. I've pulled 100 pots over 2 seasons with no problems... But my forearms are starting to look like Popeye's!
806207
it comes with a separate mounting plate that attaches to the top blue portion. I found that it is useless and strapping the air lines with bell plates or flanges works better. as for the unit. I have 3 of them in my cabinet shop and one in a spray booth and no problems for a year now.
1999903
It does not come with screws for mounting the unit to the wall. Since walls can vary in material and depth, you would have to get the correct screws.
2025486
It comes with mounting screws you can screw into the bed but it also has very strong double sided tape on them. I found it easier to use the tape. Has held up for a year now being left outside and car washes.
1230757
It came with lag screws to mount to studs in the wall. It also has the hardware to mount the TV to the bracket. I was very happy with this mount.
416981
Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
175360
It comes with screws and wallmounts with help the screws hold the piece to drywall. You need a drill to make the first holes and then insert the wall mounts into the holes. Finally, screw the screws into the wall mounts to secure the key holder to the wall.
1596838
The cover is open in the back so the thermostat does not need to be removed from the wall. The cover is mounted to the wall with 4 screws.
78261
This comes with a Wall mount button, a button that screws to wall and the hole in unit snaps into. works great