Would this hold up if mounted "under cabinet" from above rather than sideways on a wall? Thank you.
1955384
If I understand your question, I would have to answer it no. This bracket depends on having it's hinge axes being vertical in order to suspend or support weight. I don't see how this could be accomplished if you were to mount it to the underside of a cabinet.
1955385
Very doubtful. I think the joints would be too weak and would naturally swivel downwards.
1955386
Not sure that it would. I suggest getting the mount designed to mount under the cabinet.
1955387
It really is meant to be mounted on a wall the flat plate which you would put something on is not totally flat it has a slight tilt. I hope this has been helpful.
2146735
You could use an "L" bracket attached to the wall and slip the top shelf of the over the bracket and it would hold fine. Home Depot or a good hardware store would have the brackets. You would need an "L" shaped bracket about 5" wide to go UNDER the units as the weight of the CDs would probably cause it to fall apart if supported from the top.
156801
I think it would be fine. I have mine on an overhead shelf above a desk an it stays up perfectly.
1781132
It depends on the molding. A small under cabinet molding should be okay. However, anything that is more than a couple inches tall and is not mostly horizontal is going to make the mount unstable.
2218890
It will probably hold the weight. The problem I had was the verticle supports aren't wide enough to fit my receiver between and also not deep enough to lift the top and fit it down from the top. Shelves aren't adjustable up and down either they are fixed.
1502877
It absolutely will not sway or lean. I have been using one of these as my main closet rack after my original wall-mounted rack collapsed under the weight of my clothing about a year ago! I also have a double rail style of the same rack in my storage space that has been loaded up for over five years. I'm about to purchase another one for storage because they are sturdy and reliable and I know they last.
1752910
I would think it can be mounted under a desk or sideways behind. it has hole in the top so it can be stacked.I found a smaller cheaper model from Gall's Products and put them sideways in a wall three tall. Worked great.
67176
Should be OK if you mount it close to the front edge of the cabinet bottom.
1046510
I have it mounted about a foot above the floor, no issues. It's a very self-contained unit so mounting shouldn't matter that much, it's make sure the space in front is clear.
1130854
I mounted this under my kitchen cabinet to save space. I assume you can mount it vertically against a wall since it only requires 2 screws.
630087
The instructions say not to, but The shelf is really sturdy once hung up, so I think it would be okay. We wanted it wall mounted, so didn't try.
327413
I have it on my fridge and I LOVE it...it does swivel but I never tried mounting it under the cabinet. They are magnets...don't know how you would do that.
841646
it's not wall mounted and have not had any problems. I suppose that the wall mounting is so it will not tip forward but unless you open all the drawers at the same time, I don't see any problem.
227803
It is pretty sturdy and as long as the floor is level, you should not have any problem without mounting it to the wall.
701565
The productt is flat on top. Depending on how d=ep your counterparts is, it should be just fine. We mounted my daughters under the upper cabinet.
1949381
Because it is a rather tall unit, mounting is helpful. Actually, placing two very small wedge under the front two corners would allow it to very slightly lean back so that it would be less likely to fall forward, assuming you are placing it against a wall.
90082
If you have enough weight on the bottom shelves it might hold it without tipping backwards. It is a sturdy stand, the top shelf isn't going to break, I would want to make sure it doesn't fall. The wheels will lock so if you put it against a wall it wouldn't flip.