How does this cork board mount on a wall?
1450467
It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard. BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way without bottoming out. Much higher quality than some of the other inexpensive boards on Amazon....
1450468
it comes with a mounting strip that gets screwed into the wall and then it slides on
1450469
Fasteners and screws a hassle. Use double-sided tape or Velcro strips. Done in flash!
1450470
It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard.BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way without bottoming out. Much higher quality than some of the other inexpensive boards on Amazon.... It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard.BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way... » Read More It's very easy -- there are two small plastic fasteners that you use to mount the board. The fasteners are nicely designed -- you can adjust them up/down accordingly, without putting new holes in the wall, to adjust the board to make sure that it's level. To mount the fasteners, you need to use one screw (per fastener). The board comes with the screws, as well as the "plugs" that you would use if you mount the board into normal wallboard.BTW, this is a very high quality board -- the cork is very dense, and deep enough that I can push my push pins in all of the way without bottoming out. Much higher quality than some of the other inexpensive boards on Amazon.... « Show Less
2070759
There is a metal loop that secures the cork. You can see it in the picture a bit; it's what the ribbon is tied to. That secures it very well and it can sometimes be difficult to release the cork.
1958684
It's difficult to say without disassembling or damaging the unit. The back is covered with a very thin silver foil, which I tore open to see underneath...a firm, yellowish, non-cork-like material (foam?). My hunch is that the cork facing is a very thin sheet; I estimate (by pushing a pin completely thru) the total thickness of the material that holds pins to be ca. 3/8" or 1 cm. It's solid and holds pins firmly but probably mostly foam.
1460732
It comes with a mount to put on the wall. That's what we did as well. Very nice and should love it.
91624
It mounts to the wall via two screws-not sure how one would mount it on a refrigerator
270893
It does not come with any wall mounting hardware nor instructions. If you wanted to mount it, you could put up a shelf and set it on that. Otherwise, you'd have to drill holes in it, etc. to create your own mounting system.
1868928
no not a cork board I wish but, I use it to place my markers and eraser and some papers. Hope this helps
927352
It depends on the wall surface you are trying to mount it to. A wood wall or thick paneling will mount easy. Just use some 2-3" drywall screws and a power drill/screw driver. If you are attaching to sheetrock, you should use some butterfly or toggle bolts. It comes with plastic anchors, throw them in the trash as they are useless for supporting any weight other than the shelf.
105605
Just horizontally with the hardware that is included. I recently moved and rehung both this and my Board Dudes 22 x 35 corkboard -- both are horizontal only. I hope this helps.
1912616
There is a round open area in the center of the scroll area at the top and bottom and we used a sinker screw with a large enough head to hold the rack in place. Before we screwed it to the wall, we used a black magic marker to color the head of the screw to match the black color of the rack. We purchased it about 9 months ago and it has held firm with no problems.
824844
It is a piece of metal that magnets stick to. Basically they are small magnet posting boards, with cork on the back.
389917
It has two tiny screws that come with it. And you just screw it in the wall. They don't show. And it is super sturdy. I've never had any problems with it coming off due to heavy keys. I love this key holder. It's a must buy.
357748
This holder comes with the screws needed to mount it. Adhesive tape holding that much weight just could not hold up long. The provided screws are the "molly" type that are designed for hollow wall board/sheet rocked applications. Those have a plastic sheath/anchor that goes into the wall board first and then the screw goes into the anchor. Molly screws hold more weight and the anchor helps keep them from pulling out of the wall. The Mollies will work to keep this holder on the wall far better than adhesives or plain screws can. If you are careful and don't tug on it, it will probably stay put for years. But, I like things to stay put and not have to worry about them. It is always better to mount things that get a lot of use and/or hold weight into two studs, one at both ends. When that isn't possible, situating it so that at least one screw goes into a stud is the next best thing. It only works if it stays on the wall.
1096362
It mounts to the wall with two screws (and anchors, depending on where). Totally easy to remove, but the anchors may leave pretty big holes to spackle if they're removed.
1595527
I have mine on a table. But, a friend of mine with a slightly larger version did have his mounted on the wall. I don't know if he had to buy separate hardware.
1557956
I'm not totally sure, but I'm using standard push pins that are just at 1/2" and the flat part of the push pin head is flush with the cork when I push it all the way in. Everything stays really well on the board that I have. No problems.
1976644
It has a plastic base that sits on a desk or table. I don't see any built in provision for wall mounting