can this device be attached to a secured hook that is attached to a wall? Instead of a door?
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The hook would need to be wide enough to secure the knob that's attached to the suspension trainer.
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Hi, Ron. If the hook is secure enough to support your weight, then you sure can. In my review, I noted that I use mine on my doorframe pull-up bar using a set of large carabiners (like the Mommy Hook, but you can get them at Home Depot for less money) that I slip through the yellow cylinders on the straps. If your hook(s) are the right size to fit into those cylinders, you could use your hooks directly.
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You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though. You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall.... » Read More You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though. « Show Less
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I don't think you can hang it from a closed door, but at one point I had them attached to a pull-up bar in a doorway. The kind I had was removable and cheap, but very functional.
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Yes it can, the door hooks are perforated and so the hooks can be snapped off. There are holes on the remaining attachments that can be screwed into the wall. Beware though, once you snap off the hooks you cannot use the remaining attachment to hang over a door.
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There is a possiblity you can use the hook through the hole with a suction cup on the other end.
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Yes it can. We actually used the command strips for ours, the Velcro ones so you can pull it off of the wall as well. It only took one on each corner to secure it.
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Yes, as long as you have some place to connect the one end that has a hook.
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Yes. There are holes in the bracket so it can be attached directly to a wall
2212788
If you tether it to the wall with the included teather i would say yes... but free standing, i wouldnt risk it
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No, it can be attached to a wall. The key is wherever you attach it, it needs to get the best reception.
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Yes, but it will need minor hardware added. Current hooks only positioned for horizontal hanging.
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If you are going to use hooks, small ones would suffice. The stuff to mount it to the wall is included.
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yes, it can be mounted to a wall: those hooks that go over the upper edge of the door can be removed. The remaining frame can be easily mounted with the nails provided in the package.
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This item mounts through an existing standard "Peephole". There isn't any other mount to secure it to the door even if it covers hole you reference.
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Yes, this can just be adhered to a wall instead of a door. There is no hole for the door knob but it is not difficult to make a small hole for the mechanism to fit through. Remove the door knob first and do not make the hole any bigger than the hole in the door so the shield on the handle hides it.
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Yes if the wall is close to the door opening. I saw it mounted on the outside of the door and that worked
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It can be attached to a wall. If the wall is "drywall", it would be be better if it were attached to a stud, located behind the wall.