Can this be mounted on a flat wall (i.e. To hold a curtain over a window)?
817706
No. I tried doing the very same thing an it wouldnt work. The wall brackets don't swivel enough to make it flush against the wall. It is definitely engineered to only go betweeen two vertical surfaces.
817707
Yes, I think it would... I did return mine because it didn't work out for me in a small bathroom though....
817708
No, unfortunately, the brackets are designed to be at a certain angle to support the rod from side wall to side wall, not flat against one wall. Because I have a corner tub, I wanted to mount it at an angle, but I had to modify my plans to accommodate the inflexibility of the bracket setup.
817709
No. It can only be mounted two two walls that are facing each other, like in a shower.
817710
Doubtful, it is made to mount between two parallel walls. I don't think it will mount on a flat wall.
817711
I think based on the way it mounts to the wall that it could not be mounted on just one wall but only between walls because the brackets don't turn that I am aware of.
817712
I don't see how that would work! We have two of these and they need to be fixed in between something! Unless you got different hardware it wouldn't work!
817713
Yes. The wall mounts are hinged so it could be mounted to a flat wall or inside a creviced area. In principal, if you adjust the length of the rod the angle of the mounts will change and the design has accounted for that.
1613921
I would not recommend it. The mechanism seems designed to hang from above. I don't think it would work on a wall.
613927
No it is designed to hang flat. The hook is a hanger shaped one that could damage a door.
2007263
Yes I am sure it could be mounted on the back of a door, as long as the door is strong enough to hold the screws properly and the weight when there is stuff hanging on the lines. The unit itself is not heavy. I hope this is helpful to you
1761487
the hooks are very wide and I would think it would be able to hook onto it, but the weight distribution is different on it if it's on a window sill. There is only one wayt o be sure and that is to try it.
1836319
Yes. But the unit would not be flush with the wall. Rather it would sit on a mounting bracket (included) and be perpendicular to the wall.
1795100
Yes, but you would not be able to close the door. This is not designed to be a traditional "over the door" hanger, so the part that goes over the door is not flat.
2110388
I wouldn't try it--these have a weight that they can hold, and I'm guessing that curtains plus curtain rods would be too heavy, especially if you're moving the curtains back and forth.
242882
Hi Cynthia, as long as the window to which they're mounted is flat, it should work. Good luck!
2092935
There are no mounts for it to be put on a wall. I would think something could be rigged up so it could be. The cooling vents are on the back and I bet it would over heat if you decided to do that.
1323991
For both ceiling and side walls you'd have to get different hooks, which are meant for just that. These are probably best for above the window.
969598
As long as the top of the unfinished window is strong enough to hold the fan's weight, you should be able to mount it using the bracket.
1218613
It is not designed to mount on a wall. However, you could using some "U" shaped brackets mount it but it would not look professional.
1059272
I would say no. Doesn't look like they offer any mounting options. I suppose something could be improvised. The window mount is removable.
933965
It is too big so I have not mounted it. I f I were it would be with velcro or double sided tape. Suction cup to the window would even be better.
2013063
It can be mounted to any flat surface. Just make sure you have enough vertical clearance...
1955387
It really is meant to be mounted on a wall the flat plate which you would put something on is not totally flat it has a slight tilt. I hope this has been helpful.