Can you mount these cabinets to wall. I want to elevate it above the ground.
1518360
Not really they are kinda flimsy. I added a board to the top and bottom to attach to wall, the come with a zip tie to keep from tipping over kinda janky
1518361
I'm an experienced builder and my answer is "No". Way too heavy and design/materials will not permit adequate fastening to wall nor will it support loading if elevated.
335988
Yes you can. I bought one and it came with a wall bracket and 2 pegs to place in the top to add another above.
1950700
They are not set up to be wall mounted. You would have to drill holes on your own and could do it. Need to make sure they are in a stud though as they are heavy duty shelves and have a good bit of weight even when empty.
9351
No, or no unless you can secure both to a wall. You could I suppose turn them on their sides and stack them. Upright thay are quite high. Decent inexpensive rack.
1416704
You would need some sort of structure to mount the slides maybe on the ceiling and let the cabinet hang down like a sliding door. Gonna take some engineering.
193905
Yes you can ! These speakers work great in drop ceilings mount them close to the grid as possible to help support the weight.about 4 inches away
1568589
If you didn't attach the stand then I supposse you could. It doesn't have attachments for that though, because it is meant to be standing. There are some cheaper ones on here specifically for wall mounting! Good luck!
884869
Yes, you can do that with this kit and the boxes I received even had the directions. I didn't make it so I don't know how stable it is but I think it would work fine. After you stack the corner posts to get double height, the third slat will be split between two the upper and lower post to help tie things together. You will have two to three inches of extra post at each corner. If that look bothers you I think you could flip the unit and bury that part in the ground.
1205913
This is a wall hung unit and you would need to find L brackets or triangular brackets to mount this. If space permits you can use a cabinet to mount this sink on top of.
542744
Mounts on the bottom of you cabinet - depending on the lip of your cabinet, you may need to use the shims - I used my own that had less lift.
863567
In theory you could mount it anywhere with the right hardware. It only comes with two screws, and there's two holes in the flat round base. I would think a handy person could mount it under a cabinet after a trip to Home Depot for the right hardware.
1068586
Yes it is possible to attach them to the floor of the cabinet. But you will need an additional hardware kit to install them stacked one above the other. Unless you are just installing one drawer. If so no additional hardware is needed.
1521501
it depends on how you're going to use it. If you'll use the pressure option, yes, you can just mount it higher. If you're planning on mounting it to the wall, you'll need to cut part of the baseboard.
286761
Yes they can, they have little feet on the bottom to set them on a flat surface in the vertical position only. They can't be wall mounted without the bracket.
1541152
I would say that stacked upright...they would be seriously unstable and would require wall mounting. However, I laid mine on their sides and stacked them horizontally...still mounted them to the wall, but it worked perfect!
1786063
I assume at least 4 would be used, and I think they would support 150 lbs vertically, however, I don't know about horizontal movement of your cabinet unless you raised them and moved it by a dolly of some kind. The beauty of these is the ability to adjust them for leveling and keeping the legs they are installed in up off the ground/floor or concrete in my case.
1153516
Yes, physically possible...but I would not mount higher than what I ended up mounting it at - about 4.5'. It will be way too steep at 5'+...