Can this really be attached to a wall like the description says? I hope to use it on a wall in a closet that has sliding doors. Thanks !
1252971
The over-the-door hooks are optional. It comes with plastic brackets that loop around the wire frame and screw to the wall/door. I recommend getting more if you can find them at a hardware store.
1252972
It comes with a small package of stuff to mount it on the wall. Mine is just hanging on a door so can't say how good the mounts are. Wish I could be more of a help.
1252973
yes, it can be mounted to a wall: those hooks that go over the upper edge of the door can be removed. The remaining frame can be easily mounted with the nails provided in the package.
307752
i think it won´t work wall mounted..... the way that i used it: fitted perfectly in a drawer
587088
There are two screws that will attach it to the wall at the very top inside of the cupboard. I believe if you did not want it attached, it would still work, with a little less stability, perhaps.
518558
It's made to clip over a door. A wall mount would have to be something like an L brace. I use the closet hanger rod with shower curtain hooks.
1967538
No this does not mount to the wall, altought I think you could mount at the top if you have a drill. It is pretty sturdy as but I am just using it for knick-knacks and plants. I will say I had trouble getting the back foot up against the wall because of my baseboards. Hope that helps! I love my shelf.
1323239
You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though.
544778
We have not tried to attach it to a wall. We move the 2 we have around to different places as needed.
459779
It is designed to be mounted in a door. A wall will be 4 times thicker, but you could definitely make it work if you are resourceful.
1257441
Can it be? Yes, it's physically possible to screw it to a wall, but I wouldn't recommend it. This safe works be screwed to a shelf or other flat surface. If you need vertical, I'd recommend looking for a product designed for that application.
1600847
hi, it attaches to wall with 4 screws that have a slot for the screw to go in and slide down. had this for 4 months and holding up well. it is sturdy.
2043571
No. It would only seem to work with a window. If I were you, I would just get a regular shelf that you attach to the wall and use that.
2081634
It can be attached on any of your choices, the limitation of doing so is the screws and wall plugs they come with which are suitable for either wood or drywall....be wary though, the motion sensors in these don't pick up until you're really close.
977133
Yes it can be mounted to the wall. I just removed the door brackets and then screwed it to the wall. Works great.
469035
Although the rod is one piece, you will not be able to slide a hanger all the way from wAll to wall. Hope this helps. It's a really good product though. I'm happy with it.
1636682
It can be attached to a wall. If the wall is "drywall", it would be be better if it were attached to a stud, located behind the wall.
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.
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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.