Is there any way this could be mounted in a way that will not damage the walls?
1577219
Being that it attaches with 2 screws, one would have to find a stud in the wall for strength and stability, predrill the holes and put in anchors and then screw on the swing arm. But then you will have holes in the wall if you ever choose to remove it. If you aren't planning on putting anything heavy on it, then just anchors in the drywall before the screws would work. I'm not aware of any other method of installing it that doesn't use the screws.
1577220
This depends on what the wall surface is composed of and where the wall studs are located with respect to where you want to locate the bracket. You can mark the bracket holder screw hole locations and use the plastic inserts that expand when you install the screws if the studs are not available for secure mounting. However these inserts do not offer durable long term use for a firm hold to the wall. If space permits, mount the bracket to a piece of 3/4 " board (cut to whatever shape or style you desire) large enough to allow it to be securely attached to the nearest wall stud.
1577221
You can attach it to a cabinet. But, if you do mount it to the wall make sure to use the little rubber wall angers that go into the wall before the screws.
1577222
It installs with two screws (that can be tightened with a flat head screw driver), so it doesn't seem any more likely to damage the walls than if you installed a picture frame or a mirror. Also, it is very lightweight, so I don't think think it can pull on the walls. My bathroom has some kind of wood board walls and I installed the shelf bracket without a problem.
1577223
I don't think so... I bought 2 and the arms of both of them are extremely difficult to swing. It will take a very strong wall attachment to be able to swing like my mom's was when I was growing up. However, if you want the arms stationary, you might be able to attach to the wall without anchors and strong screws.
1577224
To work, the rack must be mounted securely--which means using screws. Mine is mounted to a wooden cabinet, just like others I have had. I have never mounted one on a wall.
1577225
I don't think so. I installed mine on the inside of the cabinet door under my kitchen sink. It must be screwed in securely. The other answer is a good one, but will not prevent damage to the wall.
2046429
Mine is installed on the wall, but you might try that spongy double-sided tape - something like this: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Scotch-Mounting-125-Inch-314/dp/B0007P5G8Y/ref=sr_1_10?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1412563943&sr=1-10&keywords=double+sided+tape
115679
If it were me i would somehow attach it to the wall and make it stable..it looks better online...hope this helps..
661058
It can be fastened with screws, which are supplied with the drywall fasteners if I remember correctly. Or, I think a strong double sided tape would work. Personally, I would use the screws, less damage to drywall vs tape.
427095
No, there are no mounts on the unit to place it on a wall. Perhaps a really crafty person could adjust it?
1266030
It is not designed to be mounted on a wall. You could put up a shelf for it, though.
1275236
You can with a couple of L brackets. Screw them into the wall and then slid the legs over, guessing it will vibrate a lot. I see now way to screw it directly to the wall however. Sorry for the vague answer.
1595363
I would guess no. It's very heavy and I don't recall that there's any way to mount it to a wall.
1754665
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.
1002020
i imagine you could do that. i did it with my other tv mount so i could make sure it was secured in the center of the stud. then i just drywalled close to it then put a cover on it.
1350992
There are no holes for screws, etc., so conventional wall mounting isn't possible. However, you could use some 3M double sided tape, typically used to mount picture frames, et al, to put it on a wall if the weight of the cords you're using isn't too great.
378928
It is not designed to be mounted to the wall. You would have to add your own hardware to hang it. It fits tight against the wall as is.
1764032
If possible, the best place to mount is behind the user (and slightly offset left or right). Next best would be on a wall either to the left or right.
1015739
There are no holes or hooks for mounting on the wall, however if you got some kind of mounting tape it might work.
2158812
The uneveness of your wall surface should be a problem. I don't think any bracket could solve this problem.
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
529870
It doesn't have any pre-drilled holes on it, so NO you cannot mount it on the wall easily. You'd probably have to put up brackets or something.