do the brackets screw into the wall? and do the plastic brackets break easily?
1546012
The brackets screw into the wall and they provide drywall anchors and screws. No the brackets do not break easily as they are very thick and strong plastic.
1546013
The brackets are not plastic, they are metal. Yes, they screw into the wall. We are happy with ours. It looks nice and the curtain stays clean longer.
1546014
Yes the brackets screw into the wall, just make sure you take notice of which is which h and which end is up. They seem pretty sturdy so far. My only dislike is the seam in the middle of the rod makes the curtain stick when I open it up, but its so minor all in all. Pretty good purchase I'd say for the price.
429683
The rod is installed using screws into the wall. So if you think you can screw through the plastic and into the wall, it should be fine. You may want to get longer screws just in case if the plastic is thick.
286086
Hi Vickie, I would purchase the cheaper ones, I bought 3 of them and they were all broken, and so flimsy. I don't have mine mounted to a wall, but the plastic is so thin and cheap I would imagine it would be tough to put on a wall. Hope this helps!
175359
It comes with screws. I just used a Philips head screw driver and was able to attach it right to the wall.
1319700
These DO NOT come with wall brackets. They simply have 2 keyhole slots in the back so that they can be mounted with a pair of screws in the wall.
1990274
I actually never did screw it into the wall even though it does suggest it. Personally I've had it for nearly 2yrs now & I had no issues with it tipping over, etc... its pretty sturdy & i have a ton of DVDs packed in there as well as other electronic devices. Personally I dont think its necessary at all.
979702
I never used the plastic anchors. When I mounted mine I just used the screws to a 2/4 stud. The same could be done if you have sheet rock over the wall. Just be sure you are on the STUD.
1177008
Question 1. do not consider the plastic back where the brackets attach as weak. The complete system is very robust. Question 2. If you think there is a problem with the design I suggest you direct that to the manufacturer.
2076010
They are not more durable, but they are a whole lot easier to mount onto a flat surface. There are already grommets along the edges. No brackets needed. I have 4 of them on my RV.
1475192
Yes you will have to drill holes to use the brackets provided however we did not use the brackets just tightened it I between the doorway like you would a shower rod which doesn't do any damage to the wall and it has worked perfectly and not slipped at all.
2177033
There are 2 metal brackets that you slide over the lip of the bottom shelf and the lip on the top shelf. You then use screws to hold the brackets in place. I have two bottom units with two top units and they've been fine for the past 7+ months that we've had them set up with two young children.
1860439
I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through into the wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
1268290
Yes. And when the crappy screw they come with snap and/or strip, you're stuck with broken screws sticking out of your wall.
754262
I don't think they are durable enough to be wall mounted. They are not sturdy unless you used something additional to re-enforce them. I have only used them for extra storage in the closet. It works great for that.
265764
Yes the speakers are wall mountable, although we didn't do that. You do not need shelves or brackets - there are mounting "holes" in the back of the speakers such that they will hang on a nail or screw in your wall.
1150673
It screws into the wall. You can probablu use 3m wall hamgers if you don't want to put holes in the wall. Migjt not be sturdy.
738688
The ends are plastic, yes; but I feel that they are very durable. I have not experienced significant force, but I believe they would withstand since the screws are 1.5 inches and into wall studs and into the frame of the bookcase or dresser. I believe the weak spot in my particular case would be the frame of the bookshelf...that is just my guess.