Can this be mounted on a flat wall (i.e. To hold a curtain over a window)?
1617441
Yes I dont see why not. The mounts are designed to fit flush against a surface.
1617442
Not without some modification. The ends of the bar itself would need to be trimmed down, or new holes drilled through it to line up the holes in the mounting brackets.
1617443
Yes you may ...that is how mine is installed ... the arch provides more shower space
817708
No, unfortunately, the brackets are designed to be at a certain angle to support the rod from side wall to side wall, not flat against one wall. Because I have a corner tub, I wanted to mount it at an angle, but I had to modify my plans to accommodate the inflexibility of the bracket setup.
1034949
I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.
242833
No, I really don't think that would work. It can only be mounted on the wall, either right side up or upside down.
469370
No, I wouldn't think so. The top is pretty flat. It needs to be able to mounted on a completely flat surface. Hope this helps!
2092935
There are no mounts for it to be put on a wall. I would think something could be rigged up so it could be. The cooling vents are on the back and I bet it would over heat if you decided to do that.
1955387
It really is meant to be mounted on a wall the flat plate which you would put something on is not totally flat it has a slight tilt. I hope this has been helpful.
1684569
It can be mounted on the wall. It has openings in the back to hang on screws or nails and the ac cord plugs in in a downward fashion so it can hang flat. Hope this helps. We really like ours and have given several as gifts.
2043568
I wouldn't think so. It has 2 clips that are on one side to affix in the seal of a window (doesn't work w casement windows only ones that go up and down) which supports the one side and then the brackets lean against the wall from the other side.
719370
Yes it can. You just have to tighten the screws that allow you to tilt while the mount is untitled and it will stay flat on your wall. Louis
1307674
It isn't designed for wall mounting but I suppose if you want to slap it against the wall and put some appropriate screws into the wooden supports it might work
258707
I would not recommend this. It would probably require modification of the unit to do so. That said, it would be possible if you could attach hooks or eyelets or similar to the unit but then you'd still need to come up with something to attach to the booth to hold it. You might want to consider purchasing a light blocking fabric/material such as window shade that you can install in a frame and hang. It would be light weight and portable (and cheap).
403391
Unless you have at least a few inches of wall surface inside your window frame, I'm afraid not. It needs to be nailed into the wall with a drill and it goes only straight across.
817713
Yes. The wall mounts are hinged so it could be mounted to a flat wall or inside a creviced area. In principal, if you adjust the length of the rod the angle of the mounts will change and the design has accounted for that.
1519516
If your window is too shallow, you can get those curtain hangers that come out away from the wall a few inches . I'm not too familiar with how to hang blinds so I can't really answer that part for you, sorry.
1103635
Mine is mounted to a wall and the hinges do not allow it to be flat. Wherever you put it you will want to leave it there as for decorations because you can't really move it.
1850111
I don't see why not, especially with the weight if the hangars. I might stick smsll rubber feet at the tabs used for the wall mounting to keep the holder from siding around.