I (also) would like to hang this over a cubicle wall. I see that Roderick Hixon responded that this could work if a person is handy that way. Can you offer more specifics on how you'd do this? It's hard to tell how big the holes are in the back of it, so not sure what type/size of hook would work. Suggestions? I (also) would like to hang this over a cubicle wall. I see that Roderick Hixon responded that this could work if a person is handy that way. Can you offer more specifics on how you'd do... » Read More I (also) would like to hang this over a cubicle wall. I see that Roderick Hixon responded that this could work if a person is handy that way. Can you offer more specifics on how you'd do this? It's hard to tell how big the holes are in the back of it, so not sure what type/size of hook would work. Suggestions? « Show Less
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Hi - the rack has a couple of screw holes in the back that are probably 2 - 3mm wide, so you would just need to bend so sturdy wire or perhaps hang with some some metal chains.
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If this is to go on a cubicle wall, there are cubicle accessory screws OR you could use a metal shirt hanger, and make and s-hooks to hang over the wall and catch in the holes of the rack OR purchase two wreath-door-hooks, cut the lower u off and rivet the rack to the top square part and hang over the cubicle. The holes are a standard screw-head size, then the hole has a slot for the neck/shaft of the screw, so the screw-head holds it securely. It has two vertical slots on the back, the pattern it sort of looks like =0, only up/down ='s on top. The holes are about 8 1/4" apart.
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I just hung mine on a regular wall. The holes are made for a #6 or #8 pan head screw.
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The hook doesn't actually go down the wall. The hook goes under the wood trim under the sill, then over the window frame. I know its hard to imagine, and my suggestion is to look at how those Monkey Hooks work to hang pictures. That's the closest thing I can think of to show the same idea on how this works.
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Kyle, if you are going to hang it the long way across the wall, like the picture, behind the 1st and 4th rungs, are tabs that you slip onto the nails you would already have hammered in the wall. If you plan on hanging it so that it's the long way up and down - vertical and not horizontal, then I would suggest putting in some type of screw that has a "lip" or someway to hold the mug rack in place so it won't slip off where the peg is. Hope this helps. John
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We're glad you asked! The 3M Company, under the brand name "Command" manufactures a damage free hook that can be mounted on any surface. Furthermore, it can be removed and used elsewhere if you change your mind. There is no damage to the wall, and these hooks work well on surfaces that cannot be penetrated, such as the concrete walls in our office. These Command hooks come in a variety of sizes and are available at any hardware or office supply store. Hope this helps! Have fun!
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No, it doesn't come with hooks. It can probably hang from the cubicle but the item is pretty heavy.
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I suspect that this item is too heavy to hang on the typical fabric wall found in an office cubicle. I suggest a lighter plastic model.
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It would need some sort of special mounting kit, but I wouldn't think that would be too hard to create a way to hang it. It would stand out from the wall a good 4 inches with the closest mount, as he monitor is about 3 inches deep. It shouldn't be enclosed because it generates quit a bit of heat. My experience with this monitor has been incredible. And for the price, it is just unbelievable.
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Yes, what are you hanging it on? Is it going outside on a concrete wall? if yes, you need a concrete drill bit and then you put a (white or black) thing that fits into the hole and then put the screw into that and hang the piece of art...Hope it helped please forgive that fact that I don't have a clue as to what stuff is called...that is my husbands job and he is not here...GOOD LUCK
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It is meant to go over a standard-thickness bedroom or closet door. It would not easily be mounted on a wall. The backboard is hard plastic with a U-shaped hard plastic bracket attached at the top -- very sturdy. If you had a cutting device for hard plastic, I suppose it could be cut off and somehow hung on a wall with Velcro or some kind of heavy tape. Probably not very aesthetically appealing.
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I wonder the same thing. Thank you for asking! I'd like to hang on a long wall. Not in a corner.
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Good morning, Debra. You may use other hardware than a nail to hang the item. Please check with your local hardware store for further information. Thank you, Sarah | HearthSong Customer Service
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There are no holes or hooks for mounting on the wall, however if you got some kind of mounting tape it might work.
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I'm sure you could mount it somehow, but as far as I remember, it didn't come with anything saying how or if it could be mounted to a wall. You could probably call the company and ask them directly.
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i do not have this holder. however looking at it.....it looks like there is room in the back of it to put hooks on the wall and hang it. but i am not positive.
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It has 4 mounting holes so I think yes, the designers were thinking of it hanging. Alternatively you could use the mounting holes but go horizontally over to the wall with angle iron. Mine is attached to a canopy. I don't remember there being anything in the box to help with a non hanging option.
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It is not meant to mount to a wall. You would have to get creative. Like use an industrial Velcro or other material.
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There are small holes (like fo a finishing nail). I would put it on a small board and then hang that.