I will surface mount this cabinet. Is it screwed into the wall or mounting brackets? If latter describe how the cabinet attaches to the brackets.
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There is a mounting strip on the bottom, attached with screws & anchors. The top is secured by mounting clips, also attached with screws & anchors. Holes for the screws & anchors are drilled. The cabinet slips on to the bottom mounting strip and clips to the top clips at each corner. The cabinet is supposed to have at least one side aligned to a stud. Unfortunately, where we needed to mount the cabinet was between studs. So instead of using the supplied anchors we used toggle bolts.
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Wall Mounted. It's crazy to put together... once it's all assembled i recommend using some invisible calk on all the edges on the inside. One shelf in middle. This is a band-aid fix before you redo an entire bathroom kind of thing.
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The bracket that fastens to the wall (that the shelf then attaches to) is intended to mount to a flat surface. You would have to build a flat surface in your corner at a 45 angle to effectively mount this in the corner. There are undoubtedly better choices than this shelf.
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I know it says you can surface mount this cabinet, but it is really made to be inset into the wall. I contacted a friends maintenance man who installed it into the wall for me for $100 and he did a very professional job. I would advise against surface mounting this cabinet. My cabinet had some damage to the frame, but I filled it in with a marker so it is barely noticeable. I was going to have it surface mounted but I am very glad I paid the $100 to have an experienced maintenance man set it into the wall. Because I hired it done, that's about all I can tell you. Perhaps your local Home Depot could suggest someone who could help. I know it says you can surface mount this cabinet, but it is really made to be inset into the wall. I contacted a friends maintenance man who installed it into the wall for me for $100 and he did a very professional job. I would advise against surface mounting this cabinet. My cabinet had some damage to the frame, but I filled it in with a marker so it is barely noticeable. I was going to have it surface mounted but I am very glad I paid the $100 to have an experienced maintenance man set it into the wall. Because I hired it done, that's about all I can tell you. Perhaps your local Home... » Read More I know it says you can surface mount this cabinet, but it is really made to be inset into the wall. I contacted a friends maintenance man who installed it into the wall for me for $100 and he did a very professional job. I would advise against surface mounting this cabinet. My cabinet had some damage to the frame, but I filled it in with a marker so it is barely noticeable. I was going to have it surface mounted but I am very glad I paid the $100 to have an experienced maintenance man set it into the wall. Because I hired it done, that's about all I can tell you. Perhaps your local Home Depot could suggest someone who could help. « Show Less
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Either recessed or mount. I did mount. The mountings were higher quality than usual and it looks very nice.
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It must be screwed into the wall. We had our contractor install it and it was a two man job.
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For me, I made a custom [in-wall] frame for it to be mounted. There are holes behind the front mirror hinges, so I used those so that nothing could be seen for attaching to new wood frame. Very nice product, if it works for you.
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Hello, you need to remove the Allen screws from the mounting ends brakets and remove the nickeled plates which you will then mount to the wall. When mounting make sure the spacing (centers) between the end mounts are to the templet spec's or return it to amazon. Mine came with the brackets. It's obviously incomplete. Amazon is great with returns.
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The cabinet can be secured to the wall. When the doors are open you see the back of the wall. I am pretty happy with mine, fits perfect in my small bathroom.
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I mounted it to the wall with the bracket that came separately. You don't need bracket to mount to wall, but I thought you needed it. I don't like bracket because cabinet leans away from wall at the top. I did not think this unit was intended to be used with casters.
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Hi. This item comes with a round mounting bracket and screws which holds it securely under the cabinet. It works flawlessly and saves a lot of counter space. I am purchasing a second one to use for my baking items, i.e. candy sprinkles, etc. Hope this helped.
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The wall mounted speakers and the center speaker have brackets on the back. You put the screw in the wall and slide in the speaker.
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It's actually pretty simple. The cabinet has a solid wood piece on the top and bottom. I used a stud finder and ran screws through the inside top and bottom to make sure it was secure. Hope this helps.
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You can attach it to a cabinet. But, if you do mount it to the wall make sure to use the little rubber wall angers that go into the wall before the screws.
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Ours is recess mounted. I believe that is ther way it is designed. The cabinet is very good, but the prodict desription on Amazon is useless - pure puffery.
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I'm not sure about your question dealing with rear/face mounting? These brackets as shown in the picture mount to the side of the cabinet and drawer. You usually leave half and inch clearance on both sides and screw the glides to the side of the cabinet and to the drawer. With this type glide, there is no front/rear mounting. AH
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It is a rack mount unit. The only way you can "mount it on the wall" would be to put it on a shelf...