I will be unable to use the floor mounts in the room I want to install this cabinet in, will the wall mounts be enough hold it securely?
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the top two wall mounts should be just fine that's all my husband has and it's pretty secure,it doesn't budge
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Yes. It's not very heavy and it comes with mounting screws. I would suggest using the plastic wall anchors to make sure whatever weight you put on it will hold 100% safely and securely.
210336
It is best if you mount it in the floor of the cabinet, I don't think it will work well on a wall.
1833026
The screws are about 1 3/8" deep for use on drywall. For kitchen cabinet made of solid material, you could you could purchase a different depth of screw and not use the wall anchors it will be fine, but make sure the head of the screw can enter the mounts.
668378
Do not do that unless ypu plan on securing them together. Look into getting a bigger cabinet just to be safe. Seriously it will fall over if you stack them. Not worth the injury.
1049827
I would say no. The hanging bracket really needs be on a wall for it to be secured properly. If you can attach the bracket to the wall under a cabinet it would work just fine.
23439
I think you could as long as you fastened the cabinet to the wall so it didn't fall.the
1468429
Not likely. The third pannel is too tight and just two pannels extends the screws out too far. When we installed ours it kept popping off on its own. When we finally had it stable we tested it and it popped out again. The wall mounts might stablize it better, but we couldn't screw anything into the wall we were using. Even then it was so wobbly we were doubtful.
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Yes, it will mount securely. You have to play with the distance of the screw head from the wall to get the board tight enough so that there is no movement. The block does not wobble at all when knives are pulled off.
1738635
ASA long as you have the proper area to mount the hardware then I do not see why it shouldn't be OK. It comes with very easy slides for mounting.I would just check that the dimensions fit your space.
1893460
I highly recommend you use the wall anchor provided. It is taller than most cabinets and narrow, so there is a risk of tipping over.
1105371
The cabinet can be wall mounted or recess mounted. Mine is wall mounted, which I think is a good way to go given the mirrored sides of the cabinet. However, if I measure the depth of the cabinet from the back to the edge where the door rests it would be 3-¾-inhes.
227803
It is pretty sturdy and as long as the floor is level, you should not have any problem without mounting it to the wall.
2260740
I used my wall mounts on the ceiling. They're just fine. You can't mount them "in-ceiling" if that's the question.
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I surfaced mounted mine... I believe it can be installed in the wall. I didn't save the install instructions so I can't verify this. I suggest you go to Kohler web site they will confirm which installation methods they have for this model #. This is a very high quality cabinet and I am very happy with it.......
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The best way is to put a small sturdy side table against the wall and then stack books up on either side until you reach the exact height of 26 inches from the floor. The bottom of the cabinet that holds the closed desk should be mounted 26 inches from the floor, and the table and books will hold it up there for you because the desk is quite heavy for anyone to hold up while you try to level it with a level and then screw in both sides. If there is no stud where you're wanting it, (you have to have it in a stud in the wall or it'll pull right out because it's heavy) then you can pre-drill new holes in the center of the cabinet and put two screws in down the middle into the wall stud closest to where you want to hang it. You can fill the old holes with wood putty and use black craft paint to cover the putty and make it look right again. Hope this helps.
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You do not have to mount it to the wall. I have two of them and both are set on the counter against the wall under the cabinet. Never had any problems with stability.