Can you mount this to a wall rather than using it on a door?
176605
My brother did, But you have to build a framework for it to attach to. It by itself is not designed for a wall.
176606
Im not sure. I saw 1 guy on utube had it mounted to his garage wall but I think it would be safer and easyer to just put it on the door. Whatever you put it on just make definitly sure its very stable.
836909
Yes it can be wall mounted. I didn't as I had a cabinet to put it on. Just hire someone who knows what they are doing on a wall mount.
509410
Hello Sharon, this piece of equipment is meant to be used on a doorway only (pay attention to the width of the doorway vs the length of the product). Unless you really modify this piece of equipment, I can't really think of a way to put this on the wall. The top part of the image you see is hardened plastic with some foam (top protect the paint above your door) and the bar you see stretching across the entire unit rests on the door's molding which really provides the support.I certainly appreciate the fact that I can just use it and then move it out of the way when I'm done....
405647
Yes you can mount in on the wall. That's how I have mine setup. You can turn the mounting brackets 90 degrees and screws it in the wall. It's not going to look pretty but gets the job done
1751254
Yes it can be mounted with screws on any flat surface and it comes with two separate hooks which allow you to hang it on a door if you choose. (FYI the hooks are really flimsy so I actually suggest mounting on the wall)
899065
I mounted mine to the wall, but it can be used like a remote, so long as you are in range.FYI It looks just like a regular toggle switch, though the contact is not great and doesn't switch on/off everytime.
1517550
I mounted mine inside on the pantry wall using hollow wall anchors. You could probably use the same approach on a door. If the door is solid wood--probably no problem at all.
1370735
I wouldn't do it unless you get the heavy duty thru-wall type drywall anchors, not those plastic screw type ones. I mounted mine on a decorative piece of wood that I screwed into the wall studs.
1397711
I dont think it was meant to be mounted on a wall but if there is a will there is a way. You could drill a small hole on its sides very slowly and use a screw on each side to hold it up next to ur wall. Good luck.
5269
It's not designed to be wall mounted. I suppose if you were handy you could rig something. However, it's quite heavy, so whatever you did would need to be capable of supporting considerable weight.
637407
It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
1230340
I mounted it on the surface of the door. I do believe you can mount it with screws, I chose to use super Velcro, which holds it very well. The outside of my door is metal and I did not want to drill holes in it. I bought the super Velcro myself.
1271446
This can be either screw mounted or with tape. Used one way for my front door & the other for my garage door.
1920058
yes, you could put this on the back of a door. Mine are bolted to the wall in my laundry room.
1754665
No, it has brackets to keep it in place so unless you can figure out a way to get it to stay (maybe screws?) I don't really think it can mount to a wall.
1799244
Yes, you will have to make holes in the door. I would suggest you only mount it to a wall with the screws provided and make sure you drill into a a wall stud only to hold it up. If your door is hollow, do not drill into the door as I don't feel it would hold up once you add your iron, board, or accessories.
1069750
You could mount it in a wall. You would just have to cut a hole in your wall and possibly brace up the studs depending on which size you get. It is a front & back plate that screw together onto each side of the door/wall. The only problem that I have with this unit is that the 4 D-Cell batteries have to be replaced about every month give or take a week.