Wall Mount Cordless Phone Can this phone be mounted on the wall?
872151
I believe so, with an adapter plate (don't remember if one came with it or not), as I prefer to have mine on my desk.
872158
Absolutely. It comes with a nice wall bracket that locks into standard telephone lugs.
65624
I don't see that the phone base stand has anything that would indicate that is will mount on the wall. I have not found anythings in the user's guide that refers to voice enhancement.
1202140
Yes, the main base can be wall mounted. Full details can be found in the below link. ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/telephone/om/kx-tg9381_kx-tg9382_om.pdf#page=50
272816
Hi William. The phone is wall mountable, just by removing a triangular shaped attachment. It sticks out with the handset about 3 1/2"; the base only sticks out about 2 1/4". Please note, that if there is a current interruption, sometimes the screen goes blank. In this case, you just unplug the current and phone jacks (both) and leave it like that for about an hour. It will reset. The phone is good. I relly like it. Best regards, Amnon Vadasz.
1454893
I don't know about the wall mount, as I threw mine away. The handset is full size, I really like it.......
2253980
No, It will not mount on a standard phone wall plate, as there is no "hole" or other feature on the back or the underside of the base/charger to do so, sorry.
689752
Yes, the larger phone base will mount on a wall phone jack. You also need an electric outlet nearby to plug the phone into for it to work. The phone works well.
120156
This extension phone is not wall mountable. It's used as an extension phone to the base unit, which can be mounted on the wall. The dimensions of the base are approximately 3 inches, side to side and front to back. Hope this info helps.
2034048
Don't think it as meant to be mounted on the wall. The part of the handset appears to be capable of hooking onto screws in a wall.
1598896
Yes it can. I replaced a wall mounted phone, this one snapped onto the existing faceplate.There is a little gizmo that can be switched: one orientation for wall mount, one for desk placement; the wall mount position protrudes upward and allows the phone to 'hang' on it.
702959
Yes it is. We have ours mounted on the wall. I'm not sure why they don't tell you that in the product details. I've had this phone for a while and it works great.
1746236
The phone is designed specificly to sit on a desk. It does not have those key hole type slots in the back to hang on a wall. An ingenious person might be able to modify the back to hang on a wall. It could always be mounted on a small shelf.
1226781
Yes, the base unit can be wall-mounted. On the bottom of the base unit is a clever little stand that swivels. In one direction you can use it on a counter or table or shelf and it allows the base unit to sit at a proper angle to hold/charge the phone, use the answering machine, etc. Once you swivel the bottom piece, it changes the angle of how the base sits and will work perfectly when mounted to a wall. I "believe" that it comes with the mounting hardware too. (Sorry I just can't remember that for sure.)
1394098
Yes, the base unit can be wall mounted. There is a support bracket that can be attached to the base in either of two ways. One for desktop use and the other for wall mounting. When positioned for wall mounting it can be placed onto a standard telephone two pin wall plate. The excess length of cable that plugs the phone into the wall jack can with some effort be stuffed into the bracket.
719299
Yes. The base has a wall mounting adaptor. It came with the phone when I bought it. But notice that the base needs to stay in the same position as shown in the picture, otherwise the handset would fall off the base. When mounted on the wall it would be pointing out for about 5 inches. The smaller handsets have some sort of insertion on the back, but I'm rather skeptical about them being wall mountable without some sort of wall mount adapter. I do not remember seeing that with the set I bought. The good news is that they use up so little space that you can tuck them almost anywhere.
1772691
I can answer since I have done this. You would need a phone wall bracket, or, if you are "handy", you can use two strategically placed pancake screws vertically on which you hang the phone. It's hard getting pancake screws (flat, disk-shaped heads) and using other types can lead to instability.However, I do not recommend using this phone on the wall as the design of the handset means that it often falls off unless carefully replaced. Even brushing against it can lead to the handset falling off. Choose another phone.
2243815
to the best of my knowledge it can 't be mounted to the wall. The handset wouldn't have any way of staying on the cradle and there is nothing on the back to hook onto anything on the wall.