How do you mount this to the wall, and does the water ever leak down the back of the wall? Am thinking of using this indoors. Thanks!
1444401
Mounts to Sheetrock with included anchors and screws. It doesn't leak water unless it is over watered.
1444402
There is a wall panel for these, and they come with screws for the wall. So you screw in the back panel and hang the front from it. You have to screw them into studs or use appropriate anchors to mount them, as they can be heavy. As for the water, they don't drip at all if they're properly installed! They are great indoors. I notice that if I water them the wrong way (pour water over the plants rather than pour it into the holes in the top), they drip from the front a little. The wall behind the planter, however, is always dry.
1444403
Mounting hardware and instructions are included. Water does not leak down the back of the wall, but a small amount of water drips through the front if you wait too long between watering and the soil dries out too much. I have three of these mounted inside my home. I enjoy them.
1444404
I installed this just a few days ago. It comes with anchors and screws but the packaging is nicely designed because it acts as a template for where to place your screws. I've now watered it several times indoors without any leakage so I am very happy with this product.
1901688
You can buy the extension that mount on the wall. I bought one that makes a "L" shape so that it is still like a rain shower. Otherwise the water would fall differently if The head is not in flat position. Hope it helps.
1379672
No way to mount the unit on a wall. It just sits there on the floor. Won't move from where you put it, though, when it's operating. As to the hose (and the other included accessories) ... trash 'em. I bought the 25-foot blue Plastair HoseKoil, PU425-1-3-AMZ (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006ANRX/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1), and am quite happy with both the hose and the compressor. Exactly what I needed.
439675
Mine is fine now. At first I installed it with the washer on the inside and it leaked like crazy. then I read the instructions (I rarely do this, lol) and when I put it together the right way, it didn't leak a drop.
614024
I have found no leaks, backing up, or drain problems with my unit that would cause damage. I don't see any problem with what you are wanting to do, but I would err on the safe side and assume that the possibility for leak and overflow could happen in your design.
344856
I would try to. I installed my unit in a 500sqft rectangular room. Place the unit on a solid exterior wall with easy access for electrical and drainage. Mount the exterior condensor above ground with the supplied wall mount. It looks clean and will be out of the way. I did have two leaking valves that cost me to have the unit recharged after 2 months of operation. Either than that the unit is good for the price.
1337937
I doubt it could ever leak unless you punctured a hole into it. There are no seams & it holds its shape. I don't recall it either flexing or bulging when we filled it with water. The water will stay unless you pump it out.....no worries, it will not leak. Hope this helps. By the way, we just went through a brutal cold streak here where we live & today it still has water in it - no leaking. So it didn't even crack from the extreme cold. It could be used indoors if you like, I wouldn't worry about that.
815222
I think installing it in a wall should not be a problem if properly supported and angled to shed water away from the wall.Also steps to water proof the opening should be taken.
2032333
we put it in a existing wall in a entry and put the door on the inside wall. Screwed it to the wall. the other part went against the outside wall.. Just make sure it is level and square. We used 1x4 to line between the two walls.. (make a box to fit the hole. they have a sorta 4" ledge inside the wall to step on befgore they get out. But with the door on the inside wall helps keep rain from coming down on the door. Been good and we've got a "fat-fat cat" using it along with smaller cats. great door. Let me know if I can help u or if something is not clear.. but was really asy. we put it in a existing wall in a entry and put the door on the inside wall. Screwed it to the wall. the other part went against the outside wall.. Just make sure it is level and square. We used 1x4 to line between the two walls.. (make a box to fit the hole. they have a sorta 4" ledge inside the wall to step on befgore they get out. But with the door on the inside wall helps keep rain from coming down on the door. Been good and we've got a "fat-fat cat" using it along with smaller cats. great door. Let me know if I can help u or if something is not clear.. but was really asy.
841649
I have had mine since February and I never mounted mine to the wall. I haven't had any problems with it at all. So in my case it never needed to be mounted. I really think as long as it's on a level floor it will be fine. I hope this helps you.
2031735
I don't have my mounted in the shower. Mine are in my business restrooms near the sink. BUT, the wall is completely tiled and the thing doesn't budge. It comes with the whole back side covered in double sided tape. Super industrial. There are, however, mounting holes if you choose to go that way but it doesn't come with hardware. I'm curious if it would hold up in a shower with moisture, etc. I would recommend letting it sit mounted without any soap in it and stay dry for at least 1 full day. Good luck.
1618413
This speaker is at a friend's house the next town over, so I can't physically look at it. However I have the owner's manual, which says nothing about mounting holes. The little picture in the booklet also does not indicate mounting holes. Mounting it on the wall is not a good idea, anyway. The main power on/off switch is in the back. The power cord and all of the audio cabling hookups are also in the back. If somehow you're able to mount this to a wall, you're going to want about 3" of clearance in the back. Just install a wall shelf and sit the speaker on it.
1390322
I use it for the same thing. I've only had it a few month. No leakage as of yet. Hope this helps. It works great on the back because it's size.
669334
Water definitely comes out the bottom. I have mine draining into a planter. Another option is to drain it into a water reservoir, and then pump out of it to water the plants. There is plastic backing, to protect your walls, but I believe the website recommended putting some sort of plastic (such as tarp) behind the vertical garden to protect your walls if indoors. Mine is hanging on my kitchen island, and the back is mostly air, so I haven't bothered with any additional plastic backing. I have not had problems with mold. I have, however, had my planter overflow when I watered excessively. Draining into a reservoir seems like a smarter solution, but I haven't gotten around to remodeling the whole system.
283708
Easy to install and hang with wall anchors, but it needs a waterproof back. See my solution at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aktid5nq4so&list;=UUMZuFw7-ey2plDsAov2q_HA
614041
Mine does not leak water... The water runs down the filter, this is how it cools the air, but no water leaks outside of the unit onto the floor.
1701852
So far ours is not leaking. That said it was only installed 2 months ago. Thanks for the heads up about this potential issue. I'll keep an eye on it and update my review if it becomes a problem.