Sentences with phrase «wall anchors if»

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The TV, TV stand and other furniture like bookshelves can be hazardous to your baby if it isn't safely anchored to the wall.

Use braces or anchors to secure tall or heavy pieces of furniture to the wall, no matter how stable they seem to be — the results could be deadly if they topple over onto your baby.

If you don't have the proper spacing to wall - mount, there are excellent TV anchors that will do the trick.

If you've never seen a television anchor, they usually use screws or super-adhesive anchors that attach to your TV cabinet or wall.

They do supply 2 safety anchors so you can secure it to the wall if you want for safety.

Rain Noe doesn't think it's the designer's or the manufacturer's fault; they both acknowledge the fact that these can topple if someone climbs them and supply the wall anchoring kits.

Examples of all these types of defective products are often in the news: unstable chests of drawers that fell over and injured children if they were not anchored to a wall illustrate a design flaw; improperly deploying airbags in cars were blamed at least in part on careless manufacturing; and many drug manufacturers are held responsible for failing to provide adequate warnings about possible hazards and side effects of taking certain medications.

The display's 57 - pound weight (again the same as last year's model) puts it on the heavier side, so if you want to mount it on your wall you'll want to make sure you've got secure anchors.

If you have a concrete or brick wall, use the included drill bit to make your pilot holes and hammer in the included wall anchors before you drive in the screws.

If your TV setup requires a longer cable — because it's mounted to the wall, for instance — the best way to anchor the Roku Express is with a strip of double - sided tape, which is also included in the box.

If the exterior of your house is brick or masonry, you'll need to use the included drill bit to drill holes where you made marks, and then insert in the two yellow wall anchors before screwing on the mounting plate.

Step one: Hang curtain rod a couple of inches wider than your window opening, using wall anchors for stability if necessary.

Also, if you have kids and pets, consider anchoring tall shelving units and bookcases to wall studs to ensure they don't topple.

Alternately, you either need to hard - wire them or leave a cord exposed and hanging down the wall, and you have to anchor them into the wall as well... which ends up being more of a permanent detail or feature in your home, so if you will be there for a while, no big deal, but as this is our starter condo and it's tiny and we likely won't be there for too long and thus, I don't know if this is the best option.