Silly question, but would this stick to the side of the refrigerator rather than screwed into the wall?
1265183
Some people have used 3M double stick tape to put in on the side of the refrigerator with good results. We do not endourse this solution for safety reasons.
1265184
You could try and use some heavy duty double sided tape, or glue it to the fridge with heavy duty glue. Down side is will it hold the weight of your knives? Also what happens when the fridge breaks down do you loose the wood with it? Things to think about.
2189621
I believe that is an option. I screwed this straight into the entertainment shelf to get the proper angle. I have plaster walls that may easily crumble around the screws if pulled, so the wall was not an option for me.
1464792
It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
499707
I attached mine to the side of an above counter cabinet. I used screws longer than the width of the cabinet side by aligning the screws with a shelf inside so the screws went into the side of the shelf and wouldn't be seen. Worked great. Hope this helps.
854944
I'm sorry, I really have no idea and can't test it out because it's screwed into our wall. While the front has magnetic strips, those strips aren't thick/deep enough to enable you to stick it on a fridge....they do not go all the way to the back. The magnetized area is on the front only and the rack is for wall-mount only.
1049828
No, the top wall bracket would be unstable the way it is designed. It may work if the bracket could be sealed shut in the horizontal position and located at the very back of the cabinet.
488362
No - I was moving and didn't know if my new place would have a magnetic fridge. Turns out, it does. If your fridge is magnetic, you're good to go. But - I also wanted the plate for aesthetic reasons, so I could choose to mount them on the wall if I wanted to.
1434108
You can have it laying on the floor. I mounted mine on string from the refrigerator so it would move back and forth with the refrigerator and be up above the trim around the base of the wall. Now I can push my refrigerator back another 1/2 inch or so.
259492
It has a metal strip which slides into the back with screw holes in it. With that in place it will not stick to a fridge. However if you leave the strip off it will stick. That being said with little weight on it it will slide down. So unless you mount it to the fridge somehow you want to mount it somewhere else.
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I wouldn't think so because it mounts flush to the wall, but we placed our tv in a corner on a swivel mount and the shelf is mounted just to the right.
1534901
Probably not unless you buy those 3M sticky tabs. Its not magnetic and it is rather large. So unless you have a really big fridge or you plan to use the side of the fridge I don't think it would work for that.
1010834
I purchased some double sticky-sided foam tape at the hardware store and have mine stuck to the inside side wall of my refrigerator. It's inconvenient to have it loose on a shelf.
68942
I suppose you can but the problem then is that the refrigerator will stick out approximately 4 inches from the wall. The ultrablock is pretty thick.
168354
I think it could mount to the fridge if you permantly glued the bracket to the fridge.
3929
Yes, it is magnetic, so it will adhere to a refrigerator and also comes off easily to move it.
249553
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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Interesting question. I went and try to see if one of my refrigerator magnet would stick, nothing happen. So, I would say no. You would probably have to modify the base with a magnet plate, which might work, but it would have to be industrial magnet to hold so much weight I would think? But a great idea.