Does it have wood screws long enough to go through drywall and into a stud?
1784252
We've not had a pboblem with the mirror or the operation. If you screw it into a stud, you shouldn't have a problem. My wife loves it!
1784253
I used the crews that came with it. I was lucky to find a stud and attached it directly to the stud by going thriugh the drywall.
1510845
no it does not come with screws and you will need longer screws than you got
429572
Yes, it comes with all mounting hardware including screws. My cabinet shelves are all 1/4" thick and the screws do not protrude through the shelf.
1077492
If you are going through drywall use a 2'' drywall screw into the stud. This will give you about an inch through the Holerail and drywall and about an inch into the stud. I would not just go into the drywall, it will not hold. Studs are 16'' from center to center, Overlap the rail a couple of holes and screw into place at every stud.
132595
The stud finder will find the drywall screws (and therefore the stud) in your wall. You're still ultimately mounting to a stud, so you should be fine.
1559876
Yes. Leave off the "over the door hooks" and put screws through the back of the cabinet into the wall/studs. The holes are already there to do so.
2267048
Yes, it does. I had to drill holes in the sides in order to fasten it to the studs as it only had pre-drilled holes in the back. I then installed a piece of art work in front using concealed cabinet hinges for that classic "safe behind the painting" thing.
1929967
It comes with drywall anchors. The instructions note that "wood screws and tile anchors are not included. If needed, use size #10 wall anchors and wood screws." I hope that answers your question.
288327
It comes with 4 screws that go thru the black handle parts into the wall of the window. You will need a power tool to screw them into wood.
1022497
I'd say it was at least 1.5 inches long, enough to clear the wood, the drywall, then into the stud. My answer here does not imply any responsibility or warranty whatsoever, it is only for information purposes.
2184669
It comes with srews and drywall anchors, therefore you would need (at the very least) a screwdriver, preferably a power drill. On top of that, you really sohuld not be putting this into a wall without knowing you're putting the screws in the studs. This product is specifically made so the screws are spaced to where most buildings will have a stud. therefore, you need a stud finder to make sure you're hitting a stud and not just screwing it into the wall.
258832
I don't recommend for you to install it in drywall. To heavy for it. But if you want to risk it, the box comes with drywall plugs and screws.
2253731
No it does not. The holes for mounting the wood of your choice are there but no wood.
385176
It does in a sense, in that the hardware is actually built into the back of the cabinet to ensure flush mounting. There are 2 sunken metal cutouts for hanging. Other than that, I can't remember if it came with dry wall sinkers & screws, but I would recommend making sure you have some, as it is rather weighty.
1751257
Yes, there are screws and rubber anchors to install it into drywall and there are other screws to mount into wood. They are hiding under the cardboard where the iron would set. The organizer has four holes in the frame for mounting.
1152601
It can be installed into wood just as easily as dry-wall. It screws in to whatever you would be attaching it to. I actually drilled into tile, then had to use anchors to hold the screws.
1069085
yes, the lag screws for the 2x4 or 2x6 studs are enclosed in packages of hardware along with instructions but you'll need a reliable stud finder.