I see post about mounting to cabinets what like about the unit is the space is saves and do not want a cabinet. Can this be drilled into the wall??
1540812
It could be drilled Into the wall because the two black rods are flat at the back but there are no holes. You would have to drill through the rods and make your own holes, which could jeopardize the strength. We did not drill ours into any furniture as recommend, The L at the bottom of the frame slides under our heavy credenza perfectly and offers great support.it has stood for 2 years without a problem. We have a 65 inch sony flat on it.
1540813
I didn't see any way to drill into a wall. But the reason I purchased the mount is because i did not want to drill into the wall and have the flexibility to move around.
1540814
is a very nice unit I got four of them very space saver and is strong i'am very happy
1540815
There are no holes for this purpose but it is possible though you may interfere with the wires that you run through the steel frame. Depending on how many cables you plan to run it may get a bit cramped when you drill a hole through it and then try to thread an HDMI cable through afterwards. Maybe you can attach an anchor to the wall and strap the mount to it using multiple heavy duty nylon ties. You may be better off buying a wall mount bracket if you're going to do any drilling.
1540816
Sure, it can be drilled into the wall, but it doesn't come with pre-drilled holes. I thought about doing the same thing, but I just purchased a tv stand to push it back against the wall and it holds it firmly.
1540817
Yes they can. I have two holding 47" TV's that are mounted to the wall rather than a desk.
1540818
One can buy a bracket to hold stand up against wall. I have 55 inch on it and it stand alone with glass table sit in front of stand unattached to stand.
1540819
Hi! We bought this for our offices and it is great. All though, we didn´t mount it to cabinets. We use it just like in the picture. It is stable and it is currently holding a 42¨ Samsung TV.
1540820
I also did not want a cabinet as it was installed on my screen porch. I screwed eye bolts into the wall and used a cable with hooks on both ends and a turnbuckle to tighten it. I installed the cable behind the TV. The unit stands alone and has adjustable feet to get it level but once you add the TV weight it tends to lean forward. I am very happy with the result and satisfied with the unit, it is very robust.
1624468
It could be mounted inside a cabinet door IF the door is of sturdy construction and you have good, solid hinges. Otherwise, I'd consider wall mounting.
2073824
I wouldn't advise it as its installed with 2 sided tape. You want a unit that screws into the wall. You could with this if you are so inclined.
712969
The cabinet does not come with hardware to attach it to the wall, but with a little imagination you could easily secure it yourself. There are two horizontal slots, one on each side of the top back of the cabinet. You could use these to hook the cabinet onto the wall; not suspended of course, the bottom fully seated on the floor. Alternatively you could drill a couple holes into the top and attach your own L bracket.
930104
It's not designed to be surface mounted, there are no holes in the back of the cabinet to screw it to a wall. You could drill your own holes if desired and then surface mount it, but then you would see the sides of the cabinet and you would probably want to build a surround to concel them. I'd advise buying a cabinet that's meant to be surface mounted.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
1797192
I am not sure what you are asking. The basket slides onto a cabinet shelf. I haven't tried to mount it but I imagine you could with the right hardware,
377823
These can be mounted to the back of the cabinet, rather than the sides, and are very sturdy once installed. I think you should therefore have enough clearance. Why don't you order one. It comes fully assembled, so you will be able to know immediately if it works. It's Amazon; you can always return it if it doesn't work. I love mine. I used them in every cabinet.
420453
Mine does not have holes in the back, only on the sides for mounting. It is very substantial and designed to be mounted to the studs. A cabinet itself is not stable enough to support the safe. That said, I suppose you could drill holes thru the back, but it would have to be screwed into wall studs. Hope this helps!
1265695
The unit is designed to replace the existing shelves, so not sure why you would want to mount this on the existing shelf and lose the space/clearance. If I remember right, the unit installs as 1large frame piece but with the 2 pullout shelves that then mount to the frame. We installed this in the kitchen of the house we just sold over 4 months ago so I don't have the chance to look at it again.
637407
It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
1794277
yes Unit can be installed to the wall . but recommend flush rj11 jack wall mount.
1105371
The cabinet can be wall mounted or recess mounted. Mine is wall mounted, which I think is a good way to go given the mirrored sides of the cabinet. However, if I measure the depth of the cabinet from the back to the edge where the door rests it would be 3-¾-inhes.
1999903
It does not come with screws for mounting the unit to the wall. Since walls can vary in material and depth, you would have to get the correct screws.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
816433
That's really not possible. The weight will pull any toggles right out of the wall and take a big chunk on drywall with them. Your best best if you can't get into the studs is to mount a piece of 3/4" cabinet grade plywood or another very strong backing material to the wall studs and then mount the shelf to the plywood. We did that and then painted the backing the same color as the wall and you really can't even see it. Keep the size of the plywood limited to a minimum. We cut ours the height of the shelf unit (with brackets) and then the width to the width necessary to secure to the studs. Mine is loaded with hanging pots and then other items on the shelf.
1235295
Sorry. But we have not considered mounting on wall. I believe it can be done as long as you don't mind hanging wire/s. Also you need to access the various Ports provided on the back of the Unit.