It looks like there are 2 screw holes on either end, can you secure this to the wall with screws?
828730
Those "screw holes" are cosmetic, they don't exist. I suppose you could carefully drill actual screw holes and mount it, but it's all thin plastic.
828731
No you can't they are fake bolts and are plastic this was a piece of junk you can. Have mine just pay postage on it it's gathering dust on the junk shelf.
1017375
I screwed it to the wall, which makes it much more sturdy. I personally would not use suction and if you don't want to drill 2 holes, use the suction cup but use some construction glue. It is a sturdy piece of equipment and and I am satisfied with it.
435219
Yes, there are 4 screws that go into the wall: 2 anchor the support arms up at the top and 2 anchor the rectangular base. The holes are 32" apart in order to line up with studs in the wall.
516062
you could. I didnt. I screwed it into the studs on one side and had it resting on a horizontal stud on the bottom and secured it there too. Then used a Long sheet metal screw and washer to hit the opposite side. really if someone wants to pull it out of the wall -they can.. especially drywall. Its more to hide your things I believe. hope this helps.
2093391
Yes. There are 2 slots on the back. Put 2 screws part way in wall and hang base onto them.
2130858
I didn't attach this to the wall but set it on top of a console. I attached some earthquake ties to it and the wall but didn't use the wall bracket or screws. I would think some standard 2 inch wood screws would do the trick but can't tell you for sure.
1139867
No - the two ends are separate tables, held together by the net post clamps. You'd have to add hinges at the middle, or mount one of the tables to the wall to make it work like you want.
2081637
you can attached to either with two screws. I have some on walls and one on the ceiling.
646342
I would think that screwing to the wall is the only way. It would have to be a very strong adhesive/epoxy otherwise and that would do more damage to the wall than the screws. Screw holes can be filled easily enough.
2046945
I actually hung mine on the wall. I believe there were holes for screws on the back.
1754467
I used drywall screws (instead of the screws that come with it), and it seems pretty secure in the drywall.The mounting holes are about 28" apart, so you will not be able to get both sides in a stud. It's not that heavy though, so it shouldn't be a problem.
317960
Screws to the wall with wood screws, may need to provide own hardware if something more secure is desired. The box has worked out well for our purposes.
1015739
There are no holes or hooks for mounting on the wall, however if you got some kind of mounting tape it might work.
1101260
There are no holes on the back for mounting - you could use two sided tape.
1882591
there are 4 1 1/2" screws on the interior of the box, if mounting on drywall into studs you will want longer screws. The box is fairly secure if someone was really persistent to steal the box they could which is why I placed mine in an inconvenience place to be able to pry behind it or swing a hammer at it. I would say all in all it is secure.
763893
I can't think of a good way to do that. (I mounted mine where there was an overhang coming out from the wall, and it works well there.)
2061456
Yes, the ends are screwed in place. The supplied hardware is not the best and depending on the wall material, may need to be replaced with higher quality fasteners.