Can I use this register for wall?
1966928
I don't see why it would be a problem if the size of the openings are the same. You might want to use a little liquid nail or other adhesive if it doesn't stay secure on its own. On the floor, gravity holds it in place.
1966929
I'm unsure if the depth would be correct for your wall opening. The base extends several inches to form a seal with the ductwork. If it would fit, I would not hesitate to use them. They are beautiful.
1966930
I doubt it because it is loose on the floor. Do be careful mine were opened and scratched when I received them.
1966931
Not sure, Seems to me the wall registers are lighter colors to blend with the walls. The decoration might call attention to it; which is what you don't want
1966932
I believe wall registers have a mounting to hold them in place. These do not. So, while it might work, but that's not the application these are made for.
1966933
I would think you could as long as they fit snugly. Mine are a little loose because the old registers were a little larger.
2073824
I wouldn't advise it as its installed with 2 sided tape. You want a unit that screws into the wall. You could with this if you are so inclined.
827344
Probably but you should bolt it the wall first. I don't have anything heavy on it. It's really just an accent table
734311
I imagine you could use it for whatever you want, this is just a recessed face plate. One side is intended for a power plug and the other side is open for a switch, speaker binding posts, etc. It does not come with the receptacles or switches, so you can put whatever you want in it.
541492
Hi, the back of this unit is not finished so it is better to use it against a wall. Thank you!
1981580
I don't see why you shouldn't be able to that. I plan to buy more for a similar project. I also plan to use it as a bridge between the kitchen wall and cabinet. There is big gap there.
1225214
No, because of the way the mounting arms are designed, it is strictly to be mounted to the wall. You are better off investing in a different model.
1714130
Yes it can be used as a thru wall unit. Instructions for that are in the included manual.
1463769
It won't attach to a plastic register. It's designed to work with a metal one.
694095
I would check with a professional carpenter if you have or will be putting in a wall unit. It's a different project from what I took on as a DIY.
428039
Yes.However I would suggest the stainless steel version , and make sure it is mounted to the stud in the wall.
594339
No, the back of the register is a solid piece of metal and the botton is cut out for the floor vent. I believe that if you tried to modify the register by cutting a hole in it, it would become too flimsy and you would not be able to mount it.
1282297
You can mount to wall if necc. But it will free stand. Do not know manufacturer.
1784449
Some registers are attached to the wall with screws...these sheets are light weight enough that they can be easily modified...Here's an Idea:If you have vents screwed to the wall, remove the screws, place holes in he magnetic sheets to match up with the screw holes in the register, attach the sheets & replace the screws in the vent so the vent does not fall out.Doing this will help to hold the magnetic sheets in place....it is no secret that magnetically, these shets are NOT very strong...that is to say they do not have a lot of magnetic strength. The material they are made from is VERY STRONG however. Some registers are attached to the wall with screws...these sheets are light weight enough that they can be easily modified...Here's an Idea:If you have vents screwed to the wall, remove the screws, place holes in he magnetic sheets to match up with the screw holes in the register, attach the sheets & replace the screws in the vent so the vent does not fall out.Doing this will help to hold the magnetic sheets in place....it is no secret that magnetically, these shets are NOT very strong...that is to say they do not have a lot of magnetic strength. The material they... » Read More Some registers are attached to the wall with screws...these sheets are light weight enough that they can be easily modified...Here's an Idea:If you have vents screwed to the wall, remove the screws, place holes in he magnetic sheets to match up with the screw holes in the register, attach the sheets & replace the screws in the vent so the vent does not fall out.Doing this will help to hold the magnetic sheets in place....it is no secret that magnetically, these shets are NOT very strong...that is to say they do not have a lot of magnetic strength. The material they are made from is VERY STRONG however. « Show Less
2192776
I too asked that question and since I was doing the work myself I needed something to help. This unit works great for one person and better for two. Wall work a piece of cake. Well worth the money.
304940
I don't see why not, it has a mounting ring that you fasten to the wall, a cabinet would be the same.
1239134
Yes, you can, as long that the output (measured in Watt) is lower than 100. Before you put it in the wall, make sure you choose the right voltage (on the back). There are different slots, so make sure you use the right one.