Can this be mounted on the back (inside) of a closet door?
1700314
I'm sure it could be. But I would be sure the door is solid wood. If it's hollow like most doors, the extra weight won't hold after awhile.
1906476
No. The back wall of the cabinet is a mirror so you would not be able to screw/mount to a back wall.
60104
I have never used it inside a closet, but I would recommend it be mounted to the wall. I currently use it for very heavy books and she's and it works well
1920055
Only if the door is a solid core wooden door. It can't be screwed into a hollow core door without the possibility of it pulling out with clothes hanging from it.
472503
I think you would have to get different mounting hardware, or mount it on a board of door thickness and then attach the board to your wall. Ours hangs over a closet door. Sorry can't be of more help.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
2146731
You can as the back is open accept around the edges and you could hang the unit from a couple of drywall screws. However, there is no specific holes in the plastic for mounting.
269252
That type of mounting would work as long as there's room for the door to swing completely open it goes beyond 90°
216347
No, the over-the-door hanging does not secure to the door, however, depending on what type of door you have, it could mount to the door.
1755453
This unit would not be practical to mount on the outside of a door, particularly if expesed to the weather. Also, it could easily be removed, so there is a security problem. Technically, it could do that whiich describe.
1741017
It doesn't appear to have any place at back to allow mounting. Unless there is a mounting bracket available I would say no.
249266
I don't see why not. On one end, the brackets are attached to the track, so the orientation of the bin shouldn't matter. Note however that it's best to mount the other end to the frame of the cabinet door, because the frame is thicker. I have an extra wide door so I had to mount the brackets to the door panel, which is too thin for the screws. So I glued a piece of 1/4" plywood to the back of the door panel and mounted the brackets to it.
140541
You can mount it on the outside of the door as long as the door opens to the outside. This unit pushes the door closed.My only concern would be how it will hold up to the elements. It is not a sealed unit and could possibly rust in time.
2057376
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. As long as the door is solid through you would be fine because it attaches via two screws through the back panel of the item. if the door was hollow and you put too much weight on the item it would tear through the door and fall down. Hope that helps!
1693985
That's a pretty general question, but in my opinion, yes, it could be. I bought this kit and mounted it to the back of a large inswing door fairly easily. However, depending on if the door was an inswing, outswing, or sliding you might need to make a special mounting bracket. Also, you need to have enough room around the door depending on where you mount the plate. I hope this helps.
1461196
It depends on whether it can hang on your door or not. Mine could not hang on the inside but i bought christmas wreath hooks to hang them from the door myself and secured them with velcro without screws. otherwise the most secure way to hang it would probably be with screws. In other words, yes, but you will need extra hardware depending on your situation. p.s. I love the thing even though it is annoying to buy extra parts and kind of crooked after putting together. Also, the two parts came apart on its own once when the button gave way.
2091529
Yes it can, just be sure to determine the appropriate positions for the adhesive sides before you attach them to the door lol