Will it mount on a hollow door?
1969562
yes . just use the butterfly wings or just use what you get just drill hole smaller so the plastic insert is tight .. mine worked great..
1969563
Depends on how much weight will be in rack, and actual construction of door. (how thick the outer skin of door is) There are two types of fasteners supplied with rack, small wood screws and plastic inserts that will push into hole with screw that will expand insert into hole. With a different folding wing type fastener (typically used in drywall) more weight could be carried. With standard plastic bottle spices, the four screws supplied would probably be enough if it were stationary, but with the whole unit being subjected to swinging on a door, they probably won't be up to the task. The ability of the rack to keep the bottles in place on a swinging door is also quite questionable. Depends on how much weight will be in rack, and actual construction of door. (how thick the outer skin of door is) There are two types of fasteners supplied with rack, small wood screws and plastic inserts that will push into hole with screw that will expand insert into hole. With a different folding wing type fastener (typically used in drywall) more weight could be carried. With standard plastic bottle spices, the four screws supplied would probably be enough if it were stationary, but with the whole unit being subjected to swinging on a door, they probably won't be up to the task. The... » Read More Depends on how much weight will be in rack, and actual construction of door. (how thick the outer skin of door is) There are two types of fasteners supplied with rack, small wood screws and plastic inserts that will push into hole with screw that will expand insert into hole. With a different folding wing type fastener (typically used in drywall) more weight could be carried. With standard plastic bottle spices, the four screws supplied would probably be enough if it were stationary, but with the whole unit being subjected to swinging on a door, they probably won't be up to the task. The ability of the rack to keep the bottles in place on a swinging door is also quite questionable. « Show Less
14692
I'm not sure. It is mounted on my door frame. It appears to be a rectangular placement with two screw holes an inch apart (top to bottom) and another set of two screws 1.25 inch apart. Hope that helps.
1630865
Yes it will. As a matter of fact I have it on mine. Just use the webbing to mount it a little high.
673797
If it's a hollow door, no. In order for it to hold anything it must be anchored.
406016
You don't need to mount it to a door. It has a 3-leg base. Still, beware, as mine doesn't work and the seller can't help fix. A local repair shop couldn't do anything either.
1517550
I mounted mine inside on the pantry wall using hollow wall anchors. You could probably use the same approach on a door. If the door is solid wood--probably no problem at all.
618427
Not certain I understand your question. This hardware mounts to the wall screwed into a header or wall studs. Ceiling should not be a factor. Door height determines hardware mounting height.
1588947
If you mount it inside the door it should. It has a track on the top and bottom and also rolls up into a larger track. You might want to check the instruction manual online. Hope this helps.
2007263
Yes I am sure it could be mounted on the back of a door, as long as the door is strong enough to hold the screws properly and the weight when there is stuff hanging on the lines. The unit itself is not heavy. I hope this is helpful to you
1190978
It works on a hollow core door (where we put it); however, I bet it would work on an aluminium door. You may have to put caulking around it to make it more secure. I believe someone said it did in the customer reviews also.
544771
I mounted mine on an aluminum storm door. The bottom panel is only about 1/8th inch thick and it works great. As long as your panel is bigger than the door (14.5 wide x 17.5 tall) you shouldn't have any problem. I bought new bolts to length instead of cuttng them.
832378
You could mount appropriate hinges in a stud and the side of this or similar unit. It only needs mounting as shown if you're using the door hinges.
1854889
Yes, depending on the construction of the door. I have mine mounted to our wooden garage door.
797922
It will, but I can't guarantee it will hold the weight. But it will certainly mount to a single stud. But again, I wouldn't recommend it.
1751254
Yes it can be mounted with screws on any flat surface and it comes with two separate hooks which allow you to hang it on a door if you choose. (FYI the hooks are really flimsy so I actually suggest mounting on the wall)
2281980
Only if it is a solid wood door. It would be to heavy for am ordinary interior hollow-core door
2185146
Yes. The mounts stick out 3.5 inches from the wall. So the door must be thinner than that.