Can the rack still stand alone without wall mounting? I'd probably have it lean against a wall but hesitate to screw anything into the wall
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Not really. There are probably better solutions if that's the route you want to go. This was exclusively designed for wall mounting.
898880
I bought this to use in my utility room to hold brown paper shopping bags after our city banned plastic bags. The bottom is flat enough to use on a flat surface and the weight is enough to hold up with magazines depending on how many you try to fill it with, it is pretty sturdy. For me and my purpose it works great.
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I have mine screwed into wall and it works great, but I think it would be tipped over most of the time if standing on its own. I use mine for paper grocery bags.
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I screwed mine into the wall behind my wall mounted TV to hide the Dish box and hide wires. It is flat on the bottom (about 3 inches wide) but if you put magazines in it I think it would fall over all the time, because there is no extended base or feet with which to balance the rack. I put 2 screws in the wall at the top and it holds my TV Dish box which is actually 6 inches taller and the same width as the rack, and it isnt light as magazines and it hasnt fallen off the wall yet!
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The weight of contents would most likely knock it over. It is meant for mounting. It does have rounded corners on the bottom making is less stable to stand alone. However, it is an excellent rack. We use it for the mail (catalogues & flyers) that doesn't fit in the mailbox. Our postman loves it.
898884
It would probably constantly tip over - I don't quite see the point. We screwed ours into the back of the pantry door, which works beautifully.
2068141
Sorry Jennifer. I did not use a wall mount at all. I have it on a stand in a wall unit. Good luck
1010222
It's not made for wall mounting, but I'm sure a couple of strips of Velcro would do the trick. The receiver unit is not heavy and I'm sure would stay in place with Velcro, although I have not tried it.
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You will have to lean it up in a corner or against the wall but yes it can be free standing. Doesn't come with instructions however and mine arrived broken. I had to wood glue it back together. You will have to cut lengths off your belts and apply them to the mount. No way to put the whole belt on the rack. I wrapped my black belt around the top and let it dangle down the sides so I wouldn't have to cut it
1900368
no problem just make sure you mount it to something with hangers provided it is a little heavy for stand alone
1727229
The back panel is thin and would not be suitable for attaching a fastener or wall hanger. The side edges are particle board, so it would be possible to use long screws there, but I would not trust them to support the box. It's pretty heavy even without anything in it.
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Absolutely no, you don't need a wall (actually mine is not resting on a wall ). It has all the support it needs to stand by it self. Hope I helped !
50448
It's actually designed to lean against the wall without any mount. I've had mine for a few months now and am very pleased with it. Surprisingly sturdy. It holds my laptop, external speakers, and monitor.
1577224
To work, the rack must be mounted securely--which means using screws. Mine is mounted to a wooden cabinet, just like others I have had. I have never mounted one on a wall.
2255841
Hello, it probably can stand freely without leaning against the wall, but you would probably want the extra support if you plan to put things on the shelves.
1215207
Nope. It does not have to lean against a wall. I've found out that if you plan on over-loading the shelf, it helps!
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I agree with the prior two answers. It has a flat bottom so could sit on the floor without the brackets. However, I think it would be very wobbly as it would be quite top heavy. I recommend that it is attached to the wall.
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It doesn't come with a wall mount bracket, but the manual has a section on wall mounting it, so yes, you can wall mount it with the proper optional hardware. Based on my experience setting it up for a stand, wall mounting will probably be a 2 to 3 person job, as the set is substantial both in terms of weight and size.
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Might need wall anchors if you don't have a stud to hang it on. Otherwise the screws come with it.
1695502
No. You can use drywall anchors. However the anchors that come with the rack are too light. I went to the hardware store and bought 100 lb anchors. It has been holding tight even though it is full and I have stuff on the top shelf.
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It could stand alone perhaps on a countertop, but as the unit is only less than 8 inches deep it would be wise to anchor it to a wall....otherwise the possibility of tipping the unit forward or back presents itself.
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Can't help with the wall mount question because I didn't attempt it. Mine went on a Stand.