Has anyone tried adhering to a wall vs. shelf or drawer? Wondering if I could get away w/ a less expensive way to redo a small laundry area we have.
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I was also looking for an inexpensive redo to some older items as a college student with limited funds ;). I put this on a desk and old entertainment center. It's actually very nice I was surprised at the quality. The desk gets a lot of use to it is starting to peal away at the ends, thinking of trying some glue to keep it from pealing up. On the entertainment center however it has held up nicely with no pealing.
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Yes, in fact that's what I did in my home office. Used a couple of picture hanging hooks instead of the detachable cube wall hooks included. Works perfectly, looks great. Great organization without the clutter on your desk. Would highly recommend.
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Yes we did. We have cabinets under the kitchen counter.We installed the roll out on both the upper and lower shelves in these cabinets.I am very happy to have them. I have a terrible back problem and should not be bending down more than is absolutely necessary.So with the roll put drawer on the lower shelf I can now use either foot or a longish implement to pull out the roll put drawer and thus get items out fat more easilyHope this info helps
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It could be done. 10 to 1 says Pinterest could assist in figuring a good way to do it. Now I want to go home and see if I want to attach mine to the wall.Hope this helps.
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Great question. I called and asked for 2 extra shelves and they sent them to me free. I am not sure if they will do that for everyone because I did have a problems with some of the pre-drilled holes not being drilled. So, they may have been more generous with me because of that. Perhaps you could write them directly.
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No; But it's VERY easy to do. I'm a female retiree & I did it myself. It took a few hours, but the directions were excellent. Just remember not to get the surface wet. I covered my lower shelf with a thin piece of plastic. I love it!
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Just to save you grief, don't purchase. It's not worth your money! I had to sew mine for over two hours before it even appeared decent. The middle part is cut so it hangs down (I also had to sew this to make it appear decent). I would instead purchase a more reliable product, one that is made to fit your appropriate sized bed, and yes I suppose you can use adhesive hooks. In my opinion the more expensive scotch adhesive hooks work the best. Good luck.
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In testing, I had more than 30# evenly distributed on the rod. The wall was painted drywall. The rod was installed according to instructions. So, if the "wet laundry" in total does not weigh more than 30# and it can be space evenly it should hold up without any problem.John R. Carney, Inventor of the Constant Tension Rod for Interdesign, Inc.
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Send a note to Honey-Can-Do - they are very quick to answer. When I couldn't find an item on Amazon - they sent me the link for the shelving unit I wanted. I have bought shelves from another firm, but prefer Honey-Can-Do because they make good products, easy to put together and are always helpful when I have questions. Hope this helps.
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I have not tried it there.. but I would think it would be more of a pain to the person than the cats. Perhaps put it on a board or something that you can leave on the counter then move out of the way? I have been finding that removing the tape is not as easy as I though, esp. the longer it stays on. Fabric is fine, but doors and walls has become difficult to peel off.
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You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though.
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Hello Patricia! Thank you for your interest in Whitmor 6070-3437 Supreme 3-Tier Shelving, Black. We do not sell wall hangers for these shelves. Are you wanting to bolt/hang the shelves onto the wall? I am sure this is doable with the right tools. You may want to consult an expert from your local hardware store for this project. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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No way to attach to the wall without doing some modifications. Might be someway to use Velcro to do it. If you wanted it on the wall, I would look for a shelve to put them on. So far, this is the best ribbon storage solution I have found.
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Sure, measure, level and drill holes in wall. Screw bottom clips onto wall. Hang mirror and then fasten the two top clips onto the wall which holds the top of the medicine cabinet (probably need an extra set of hands for this). Adhere the two side mirrors and adjust doors. Install shelves and there you have it. I'm just ok doing diy projects and by no means a pro but I must say this was easier than I thought. Glad I did it!
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There is nothing about this piece that looks "weird". It is really a quite beautiful addition to any space. While I personally would not attach anything to it, I suppose you could use clothespins or binder clips.....but there are no straight lines so everything would most likely hang askew. Since the divider is right by my desk I just tried a clothespin (works fine) and a small black binder clip (works fine and was visually less intrusive). Good Luck and I hope the information is helpful
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I wet the shelf a little first. That worked where it was bare wood but not where there was already shelf paper. My mother tells me it would stay if I cut and folded it precisely like she taught me but I don't think a bug would dare invade her kitchen anyway.
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I too use plastic hangers in the laundry room..but I don't put the hangers into the holes in the arms of drying rack..I place the hangers over the arms ..just as you would do on a clothes rod in a closet. Hope this answers your question.