How does it mount on the wall? Seems like it would get heavy with that many bottles of polish on it and would need to me very secure.
796624
i just used four nails but I made sure at least one side was in the studs. screws might be better but I wanted to be able to easily take it down to dust and clean it.
796625
It has four holes for anchor screws. It makes it very secure. I have a salon where I have several hanging full of polish!
796626
It has 4 holes for mounting. We found a stud to mount it to on both sides. Then put them over each other. If you had to you could use anchors the wait is vertical so it hangs rather than pulls allowing for much better wait capacity. Just don't over tighten, it could crack.
796627
You mount it with four screws and four plastic anchors you put in the drywall. You have to provide these yourself though and you'll need a drill to make holes for the anchors
1205939
It is fairly heavy. My husband used a wall anchor to hang it to be on the safe side. It's beautiful!
263169
It can be secured to the wall. It comes with adhesive that is very strong--I have bottles on the top of the Dispenser, as well as four bottles full of shampoo, conditioner, etc. In addition to all of that, I have things hanging from the hook. One of them is a back brush, which is fairly heavy. As for the hook coming off, I really don't know. I seem to remember it might, but perhaps not. With some shame (but not much) I must admit that I did not put the thing up--my husband did, so the details of installation lie in his memory, not mine...
1605416
Hi Mary. I'm not sure how you could mount it while leaning. The bracket it comes with must fit together while being flush against a wall. I wouldn't lean it without support as it could tip over from the weight of the wine bottles. You could zip tie each bracket with some slack to have it lean I suppose.
1769080
There isn't a pre-designed way to mount it on a wall. It only has 4 rubber stoppers on the bottom to help prevent sliding on a flat surface. If you had a strong mounting strip, like the sticky type, perhaps you could wall mount it. Not sure how good it would hold.
368229
I bought that exact shelf for my DVD's and for that it works perfectly but, for Wine bottles I don't think it'll work well, each shelf can hold the weigh of about 4 or 5 bottles across (standing up, not tipped) but, you would have to anchor it to the wall otherwise the whole thing can tip over, also you might want to strap the bottles across front because anyone bumping into it or any movement will cause those bottles to fall off the shelves if not strapped down properly.
2118981
I'm not sure how many it would hold because I used it for spices but it would hold quite a bit of nail polish. It is definitely sturdy enough but needs to be nailed into the studs in the wall for hanging support. I really like mine a lot and definitely recommend this.
540184
Really should be hung. It's only as wide as a bottle of polish so there's not much base to keep it from falling over - especially once loaded with polish!
325167
Yes, definitely use screws and probably make sure it in a stud. Also, it fits OPI bottles of polish. I love mine
1427610
I either put it on the standing platform, balanced it on the top (leaning the can against the wall) or held it in my hand. That is one slight drawback, but I'd trade the paint platform for security/stability any day! And really, one would only need to buy a hook to hang it from the top (didn't think of that before) and problem solved.
498201
It's pretty heavy; I'm guessing 30-40 lbs, so it would take a lot to hold it up into the wall studs. Someone would have to drill through the back to mount it, as there's nothing on the back already existing for that.
1250592
I had wall studs exposed, so I mounted a 2x6 between the studs before sheetrock to give it something strong to hang on.After all sheetrock and paint done I just mounted brackets on wall w screws into that board. Culk and the plyming keeps it from moving around. Another option would be lag bolts w washer.I to found the brackets hard to understand, more the casting on the sink fault though. Just remember people, kids, have a tendancybto lean or rest on sinks.. so make the mount strong.Love the sink, works great!
1205937
It's not heavy at all. Hung mine using a regular nail and it's been up for months :)
1261789
This fixture has two metal hang tabs / rings pre-attached so other than two screws you won't need any additional hanging hardware. It's well made and very simple to hang. Keep in mind that five wine bottles can get heavy so try to locate a stud behind the wall to screw into and /or use anchors for additional security. If you're not familiar with studs and anchors simply go to the nearest hardware store and ask them what the best method to hang would be and they'll set you up.
2035250
it's sturdy enough I think. Standing up. Each tier holds up to 7 standard spices bottles, not sure about nail polish.
2231812
I didn't mount it on the wall so I am not sure how secure it will stay. The material itself is very good acrylic. There are wall mount hooks that come with the compartment, but they are not so great. You might need to use different hooks/nails.
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It doesn't have anything that secures to the wall unless u personally make one. And if u have little ones that like to climb things either make a personal alteration to the shelf so it doesn't fall forward or don't get it. But in general u will need to make secure alterations to any shelf u get if u have lil climbers in the house. So good luck I hope this helped.