can they be attached to an existing concrete step?
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They are mounted flush by two screws to hang on. I assume you could get the right sized masonry screws to use.
825013
Not sure yet as this is my first year using them. I am going to leave the steps in except for the upper hand rails and see how that works out.
2120149
we applied them to wood steps with tiny nails doubt it would stick to concrete steps unless a heavy duty glue is tried.
977454
I've only used it in the SUV, I don't know how you'd attach it on house steps. I'm sure where there's a will there's a way.
1524587
They will bolt to any flat surface. You must be able to get to both sides. Simply drill 2 holes and the step clamps on to the flat surface.
554421
I have not had to install mine this way. However, if you know what your doing, I don't see why not. An anchor would have to be used that is made for concrete and of course a concrete drill bit.
2279353
They probably can as long as you secure the bottom to something stable. The steps are pretty solid once you fill the side panels with sand; even before we put it in the pool. If you want to access the pool from the outside I would recommend using pre-fab steps that you see quite often for mobile homes or campers. It may be a cheaper option.ThanksKJ Sandifer
2138437
yes. its not that wide so the sturdyness could be a problem. Double check the dimensions and see if that will work for your steps :)
2110592
Yes....you have upright bolts in the concrete pad you now have it on. Unbolt these to remove the pedestal. Go to your new location and mark out the holes in the pedestal base onto the new base. Remove the pedestal and drill your bolt holes. Set your bolts in epoxy, let it harden and then remount your pedestal.
855489
With the proper screwdriver they are not difficult to attach. You do need to check the current feet often since they tend to fall off after several weeks use if they are not checked and tightened.
1154523
these have a sticky side so i wouldn't think you would have to do that. sounds like an extra step. they are very easy to use and i have ordered these several times.
1768872
You're asking about the feet ... the 2 front feet have rubber caps, angled so cap end sits flush with floor; I suppose these could eventually wear out, but presumably Werner offers replacements. If not, then you could probably just buy generic off-the-shelf replacement rubber feet at hardware store (although doubtful they'd be nicely angled so as to maximize surface contact area). The back 2 "feet", actually kind of bumpers attached to curved single metal piece, are made of the same kind of plastic the steps are made of, so I doubt they'd ever wear out.
853268
I wouldn't suggest it these arent long enough they make then for extended cab. You run the risk of someone slipping without the step.
779170
Yes, I installed them following the curve of a sidewalk path. They are actually fairly easy to install. I first really wet the ground and they slide right into the ground with a little bit of pressure. Then, I assembled them. I finally added black plastic ties to make the connection stronger. They have held up really good almost one year.
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This item is part of a organizing solution called Rubbermaid FastTrack Garage Organization System. You would have to anchor the FastTrack rails into your concrete. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=GarageOrganization&SubcatId=FastTrackGarageOrganizationSystem&Prod_ID=RP091559
1858949
If you put it against a solid surface but then you wouldn't have the steps so I would say no....hope this helps
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No-- the way the kit is set up you need to drill into concrete and wedge provided plastic anchor inserts into the hole. The screws provided then screw into the anchors to tighten. If you buy concrete screws you can drill a pilot hole and then screw the screws directly into the concrete without using anchors. The concrete screws create threads in the concrete as you screw them in. You can then unscrew them and screw them back in at any time because the threads are permanently etched into your concrete holes. Click on my review for more detail.