How is it mounted on the wall? I have cement walls, so will this holder work for me?
832060
you'll have to drill and use cement anchors - but yes, it can work. YouTube cement anchor or Masonry Molly and you'll see what you need to do.
832061
You could use tap-con screws which are made especially for concrete. Pre-drill a hole the appropriate size for the screw you are going to use. The hardware store should be able to help you select make that drill bit and screw selection. If you don't have a hammer drill, borrow one. Makes it much easier. You have to remove the bottom device from the guitar holder and you might have to drill both holes a little larger to fit your screw.
532716
Both of mine are also mounted to the wall. The holder has holes in the top corners in addition to the two in the center. I think some of the strength of the holder derives from being able to secure it with multiple screws which, if the hose is especially heavy, may be a consideration.
436361
Yes it'll work perfectly!!! I've had mine for 3 months now & it's mounted on the wall nice & sturdy!! Hope this helps :-)
927791
I have mine on a 1/2 Inch thick rubber mat and it is fine. The problem I have with the unit is that it sways and wobbles a bit so I secured mine to the wall studs with some sturdy hardware and brackets. It would sway on cement as well before I set the rubber mat under it. The only problem I see is that your carpet would be crushed where it sits (it has 4 rubber feet) when you decide to move it.
272813
It comes with a bracket for the wall. However, I do not have mine on the wall therefore I can't say if it works or not. Sorry I couldn't be of better assistance.
1285843
Its not made to hang on the wall (no mounting brackets or screw holes), but if you remove the decorative ball on the top (which prevents it from being flush to the corner, and mount several "L" brackets to support the unit in multiple places, its conceivable to mount it on the wall. The metal unit is fairly heavy, so the brackets would have to be into studs to support the weight, plus additional weight of display pieces. Hope that helps.
52873
Hi, we recommend installing it on flat walls. Some costumers have put them on concrete walls using contact cement and they have had good results.
437196
It mounts directly to the wall. The installation is easy, but the finished product isn't quite as stable as would be desired. Luckily, I bought this before the salon was finished and was able to get some extra bracing where I needed it.
510954
I would recommend using a mason drill bit and mason screws to install this on a cement wall. When you put your rods in and you have to give a little bit of a pull when you take your rods of the rack, so I don't think glue will last long or really work out well IMO.
1682535
Annette, the device sticks out only 1 1/4 in. from the wall when flat. Do not use Command Hooks, as the back is not flat, and this device will be holding nearly 10 lbs. of damp clothing. The included hardware was enough so that I could mount the product easily and securely in less than 5 min. Hope this helps with your work.
472008
Yes, I have mine mounted to the wall. I comes with a holder for the remote that screws into the wall. It works very well. I've had no problems.
1831352
Yes it will hold your rug to the cement, I use this to hold wires on my cement wall. � have good day
890811
I didn't receive a holder so I am not sure. I had a pipe clamp (I think that's what it is) and I screwed it into the wall next to the toilet. I had one with a holder in the past an the husband attached it to the toilet.
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
1168619
I mounted mine on a concrete wall so I bought different mounting hardware. I don't rmemember it being a big deal. The pull-up bar is strong and well made and a great value for the money.
2057379
I might add that if put on drywall like I did, that the screws be screwed into a plastic expander to hold it tight. You do not want to accidentally pull the tie holder off the wall. It is not that heavy, but better to be safe.
852248
That's what I bought it for was posters. Works well as long as the wall is not real rough and porous. I found it didn't work well with cement or stucco walls.