I (also) would like to hang this over a cubicle wall. I see that Roderick Hixon responded that this could work if a person is handy that way. Can you offer more specifics on how you'd do this? It's hard to tell how big the holes are in the back of it,...
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If this is to go on a cubicle wall, there are cubicle accessory screws OR you could use a metal shirt hanger, and make and s-hooks to hang over the wall and catch in the holes of the rack OR purchase two wreath-door-hooks, cut the lower u off and rivet the rack to the top square part and hang over the cubicle. The holes are a standard screw-head size, then the hole has a slot for the neck/shaft of the screw, so the screw-head holds it securely. It has two vertical slots on the back, the pattern it sort of looks like =0, only up/down ='s on top. The holes are about 8 1/4" apart.
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I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
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I suppose you could hang it. Thick pieces. Probably need some framing for it just to be safe.
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Nothing is designed for that purpose. You might be able to creatively figure out a way to attach something but I don't think it would be substantial, since the walls are not very thick. Also, the depth is at best about 19" and the width of the cheap wire hangers from laundries is 18". Maybe you could find an adhesive that would hold on plastic and attach a hook to hang up a pair of garden clothes, or some such. But it really isn't suited for a spare "closet."
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I would say that might be kind of difficult to affix the cover to the wall without some sort of adhesive or mechanical fastener. I would possibly explore some double sided tape options. Perhaps, something like this might work - 3M Heavy Duty Mounting Tape - But I certainly wouldn't know.
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It has no hangers or slots so it cannot be hung on wall. However ...I did use heavy-duty two sided mounting tape on back of strip to mount it to my work area wall
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The cubes certainly aren't built for hanging - you could modify them either by drilling some mounting holes or attaching brackets, but they are made of particle board which is not sturdy. I would not recommend modifying them to be hung.Probably the only way to "hang" them would be to buy some shelving brackets ( Black HD Steel Shelf Bracket, 12" High ) and place the box on top of 2-3 of these brackets. It won't be pretty, and you're almost certainly better off looking for a different box/shelf.
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It has 4 mounting holes so I think yes, the designers were thinking of it hanging. Alternatively you could use the mounting holes but go horizontally over to the wall with angle iron. Mine is attached to a canopy. I don't remember there being anything in the box to help with a non hanging option.
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I'm sure you could mount it somehow, but as far as I remember, it didn't come with anything saying how or if it could be mounted to a wall. You could probably call the company and ask them directly.
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You could try some "super epoxy" after mounting it to some sort of board perhaps...No holes in your wall...
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The back of the frame has two pre-drilled holes for hanging, which goes over nails on the wall. It's designed yo hang horizontally only, if the product is still the same as a year ago when I bought it. However if you are into DIY, there are many ways to make it hang vertically.
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I suppose you could screw something to hang it with in the back. I used mine for two days mounted to a piece of plywood on a post. It quit working after two days.
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Same as the other answers.I would not hang it by Command hooks either.I load mine up with clothes.I love it.I worked it in with some other things on the wall so it looks like it is part of that.
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Yes, what are you hanging it on? Is it going outside on a concrete wall? if yes, you need a concrete drill bit and then you put a (white or black) thing that fits into the hole and then put the screw into that and hang the piece of art...Hope it helped please forgive that fact that I don't have a clue as to what stuff is called...that is my husbands job and he is not here...GOOD LUCK
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If the cubicle is solid enough to hold it then sure. The mounting uses screws are approx 3/4" long. If the backing is not solid, overtime I think the every day use of this product would cause the mount to weaken and eventually come off the cubicle.
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The hook doesn't come off... if you're creative you could mount a small piece of wood to hang it off the wall.
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I wouldn't "permanently" mount it...you may want to get 'heavy duty WIDE velcro' (I have purchased that from Jo-Ann Fabrics"). The velcro has "sticky" tape on the back of both sides (the plastic loop side and the fuzzy side). Then you can put the velcro around the back of the bulletin board and around the area where you wish to hang it. Well, it's just an idea that I think would really work...you could always remove it altogether at a later date IF you choose WITHOUT ruining the fridge. Hope this helps.