Does the cabinet require to be fastened into the wall for support?
187723
We didn't secure ours..it felt a little unstable but once we put all our things in it was much better
187724
Absolutely! Definite safety issue, especially if children are around and inclined to climb things.
187725
Absolutely! The cupboard comes with the attachment needs. Be sure to put it on a stud if you can.
187726
no the cabinets does not have to be fastened into the wall because the bottom should have adjustable feet under the bottom if not use shims
187727
No, you do not need to attach it to the wall, it's very sturdy with a lot of space. I'm thinking about getting another one.
187728
I gave this as a gift to my daughter. To my knowledge it is not necessary to attach to the wall. They have had a year and really enjoyed it.
1672208
Yes. When assembling, the legs slide through the shelf holder openings, then screws tighten to secure the shelf to the legs. Be sure to have a level handy for accuracy.
765339
No, but it will wobble when you use it and I would not recommend a lot of heavy items without attaching it to the wall.
1941487
Yes, it is meant to be screwed into both sides at the end. Unfortunately, in tight spaces it's very difficult to do this - I was never able to secure mine because the drills/tools wouldn't fit between the wall/sink and the cabinet - and this can make it wobbly. To counteract the wobble, I definitely used the strap on top and balanced the legs with some small cardboard pieces underneath.
1600851
Bolted to wall from inside on right and left side. Make sure you find studs on both sides of the cabinet.
1365276
There are brackets to attach it to the wall. We love it. It fit perfectly into the corner.
340838
Yes but not much is required. Mine sets in a cabinet surrounded on three sides. There is about 2" clearance on each side and I have had no problems.
2049027
There are holes in the back of the cabinet. It is rather weighted, so someone will need to put some heavy duty anchors into the wall first. Then, someone needs to line up the cabinet with the anchors, and screw it into the anchor thru those holes. Suggestion: Buy the heavy duty wall anchors and screws. I never trust the ones that are put in the box.
564831
Yes it will need to be screwed into your wall and possibly even have anchors for the screws depending on your wall surface.
807890
Yes it does. with screws needed to attach to the wall. But if you are to attach it to a wall without it being anchored in a wall stud, then you will need to buy the wall anchors that go in dry wall and they expand behind the dry wall when the screw is screwed in the anchor. I bought anchors that hold 50+ lbs or higher to allow for the extra for the things that are going be placed on the shelves. Good luck
1970484
No there are two brackets which needs to be screwed in the wall in order to hang the shelf. This is a good quality product and holds weight good.
1618141
I secured mine to the wall. When the doors are opened, you see the wall. There is no back to the cabinet.
283235
No, they do not have to be connected. When building it you build the cabinet and then attach the legs. The back of the cabinet, however, is not wood. It is a thin cardboard-like piece. You might have to buy a sturdier piece for that. As long as you know how to safely attach the cabinet to the wall, you should be okay. :)
2057377
No, not really. It screws into the wall through two holes in the wood for stability.
827143
Absolutely not. Still wobbles a little bit even with screws in it. Used L brackets to secure it to the wall.
709983
It would have to be a very sturdy cabinet since there is a lot of pressure on it. You might be able to reinforce the cabinet interior with a 2 x 4 frame to make it be like a wall stud.
631287
It has a wall support, but also depends on bolts thru the floor of the cabinet above where it is being mounted.