How do you install the cabinet on the wall? Is there a metal hanging rail you screw into the wood stud on your wall? And then you hang the cabinet?
793856
No metal hanging rail. Cabinets have 4 inch wide boards at top and bottom that you use to attach to wall. Locate studs in the wall and transfer measurement of studs to inside of cabinet on the 4 inch wide boards. Drill approximate holes to 2-1/2 to 3 inch screws (or longer) to attach cabinet to wall. Hope this helps!
793857
No rail. There are wood strips in the back inside the cabinet. Your screws are used to attach the strips to studs in the wall. You need to find the studs and locate the screws to hit the studs
793858
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.
793859
After the cabinet is put together before the doors are installed you need to mark the wall above where the cabinet is going to be hung so you can see the mark. Remember studs are suppose to be 16 inches apart. Buy 2 inch screws or 2.5 wood screws-not real thick but medium-drill small hole in back of upper wood horizontal piece that is part of the cabinet-one hole on left side and one on the right side where you have your marks on the wall where the stud is located. Hole should be just enough to get the body of the screw thru-not the head of it. Also a small nail can find the center of each stud. Try to find the center of the stud-you don't want to drill into the edge of it-get into the meat of it. Use a battery or electric drill and set it with alot of torque because you will need the power. Have on person hold up one side and you hold up the other while putting in the one screw on your side or have 3 people involved.
700331
you must drill holes in the bottom of the cabinet but might possibly just glue the front andrear with a good permanent adhesive for metal & wood. that should work. i have installed 15 of this brand in my home but with drilled holes only to permit easy screw install'
2004914
I'm not sure what you mean? You will need to hang it wherever you can find a stud. I would not attempt to just hang it anywhere. It is very heavy.
1827245
All the hardware comes with it, you will need to get a bolt or screw to hang it with though!
1057831
Yes, the cabinet comes with mounting hardware and is screwed into the wall at the four corners from inside the cabinet. There is an additional strip of wood (or MDF?) along the inside top and bottom edges for additional mounting support. It come with four screws and four (self-drilling type) white plastic wall anchors/toggles. For us, or perhaps our wall, the plastic wall anchor did not work very well and we ended up using a different kind of pop-toggle that went in much more cleanly. I hope that helps. The cabinet is solid, with good quality hinges as well as magnets holding the doors closed, so they almost snap closed and hold shut well. It has a great smooth finish and looks great on the wall. I'm very happy with it.
1263176
Ours is mounted on a solid wood shelf next to the cabinet. The part where the screws go in would be flush with the underside of the cabinet. That means the screws would go into the bottom of the cabinet and depending on how thick the cabinet is possibly go through the bottom. Hope this helps.
469895
I absolutely would only screw it into the wood studs with the screws. Mine is rock solid AND I too am a perfectionist. If it's not in a stud, you MUST use the anchors, but I can't vouch for it's sturdiness.
700066
There are two screws included with the cabinet. We use our own screws with molly wall anchors, however, since we were installing the cabinet on drywall. If you are installing on wood, you probably just need the screws. They are installed through the back of the cabinet onto the wall. The screws can be seen when the cabinet is open only. Hope that helps.
847573
It should have come with a piece of wood that has two drilled holes on it. You screw that piece of wood into the wall and hang your unit on it. If it didn't come with that piece of wood you need to contact them through Amazon and to ask them to send it...along with instructions!
2175552
Have not gotten mine hung yet but when looking at the TV mount and the shelf mount, I am going to hang mine separately underneath my tv mount. Both of mine will be hung on in a stud
104269
I installed my Just like David said. i found where i wanted it center on my cabinet and drilled holes through it. Then used large bolts with washers and tightened it down. good luck with it, its really not that bad.
210337
There is a metal frame that screws to the "bottom" of the cabinet. The drawer then "slides" in the channels. This applies to both the single and double drawer. I suppose you could mount this on the wall, but you would lose the width of the drawer.
500799
That depends... there aren't any holes for screws, so it isn't designed to be hung. However, there is a small wood board on the back, that you could drill holes into and attach it to the wall that way. The shelf is heavy, so you would need really strong mounting screws or extra support in the hardware you use (or screw into a stud). So, bottom line is it probably could be hung on the wall - but it isn't designed to be.
1140975
I simply screwed it to the wall with the screws supplied. It's better if you can locate the wall studs or you will need to use plastic sheetrock fasteners after drilling the appropriate sized holes.
1242254
Screw the end brackets into the wall studs, be sure to measure first to see how long the hanger tubing is, there is a long pin that is in each wall bracket that runs thru the end of the hanger tube. Didn't directions come with your order, mine was easy to install, of course my brother did it for me!!!!!
1336262
You would have to build a shelf. There's no provision for wall hanging built-in.
283625
The shelf corners hang from a vertical support arm (uprights?) that has a inch or two wiggle room. They connect to a brace that must be anchored into solid wood (ceiling joists) on either end of the vertical support arm. You'll need to install bolts from the outside so the shelf cannot be so close to the wall that you can't install, and tighten the bolt.There was a series of back and forth install steps that I needed to go through before I had the shelf put up properly, but I am happy I went with this product. It looks solid and dependable. Good Luck