Are the screw mounts strong enough to hang the unit from them such as from the bottom of acabinet in travel trailer?
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Double stick tape would be the most secure, but if you need it easily removable, you can use the swing out mounting tabs to screw it up (onto your cabinet that is).The unit itself is light so there's not much stress on it, the main concern is when you're plugging in your devices and they're a tight fit; that's when the most force is placed on the mount. Should be fine if you're careful and brace it with your other hand when using it with plugs that are unusually tight.
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If you want to hang this from the bottom of a shelf or cabinet, you will need long screws about 1.5 inches approximately. The mounts swing out from the bottom to the side. You will have to be careful when tightening the screws so as not to put to much strain on the ends of the plastic brackets as they would bend and maybe break off. It is really designed to mount on top of something where the mounts are sitting solid against something. Being it does have a screw holding this mount to the base, it would be easy to replace this plastic mount with piece of light weight metal from a hardware store. I only use mine when I want to plug my GPS and Radar Detector in my car and I leave it laying on the floor until I am finished with my hookup, then unplug it and put it away until my next trip. The unit works fine for my use.
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I don't think they are. They are thin plastic and the mounting screws supplied are not that long. The way I mounted mine was, I used 2 sided tape along with velcro tape strips.
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I didn't use the unit in that way so I couldn't say... what I can tell you is I like the one I got.works great and is a good built 4-way unit... works for me... Hope maybe this helps...
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They don't appear to be. I have mine in a bottom mounted configuration, and there is some flexing of the casing with only a few pounds of load. I suspect they wouldn't hold nearly the rated weight without problems that way.
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yes!!! I bought mine to mount in my motorhome. I just love it. I can also slide it off it's holder to take with me if I go to a shower at a campground.
799557
I think so, I installed ski racks and luggage carrier should use same type of mounting.The bars are strong and should support the carrier
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Yes. There are two slots in the back of the unit for you to hang on the wall with two screws. Hope this helps!
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yes. the thickness of the frame will not allow a nice flush mount but it will hang.the other drawback is the cord as it has to be plugged to power
2077623
Yes, I mounted mine on a side panel of my pontoon boat. Use stainless screw, washer, and lock nut to secure.
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With my experience of using two of them on my trailer the answer is YES.The main thing to do is to use large washers under the head of the screws you will attach it to the trailer.I am well satisfied with the performance of mine.Peter.
517003
Yes. You will need a couple bolts to mount depending upon your application.
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Yes, the hooks are strong and heavy, and as mentioned, just be certain that your stud is solid, and not the drywall screws.
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The mount will hold, no problem. Have to make sure attachment in the wall is very secure.
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You CAN mount it with just pressure, but I found it worked better if screws were used.
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I have installed one on both of my trailers and love them. The supplied screws are plenty strong enough once they are in the studs.
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Yes. They come with a template and a mounting hole on the back. Just buy anchors that meet the weight.
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It will mount as securely as the wall behind it allows for, and I have used anchors. No wobble and that is a good thing as the magnet is strong.
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You could use screws but I used foam mounting tape. It has held up for over 3 years. Mounted on left side near the front of trailer.
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If you can drill the holes through the bed so that you use the backing plate it should work just fine. But you MUST use those backing plates for a tight connection so it doesn't lift off.. For the hooks I think it should be fine. I have used 2 hooks on one ring to tie down commercial equipment with no problem.. Also the trick is when you mount these hooks pre layout on the trailer what you need to tie down. Because you want to make sure that your hooks connect to the rings at least on a 45 degree angle. Something I learned from a friend that drives a truck and used to haul a lot..