Can they be mounted to a solid wood door?
265910
I don't see why not. As long as the door is solid wood so the screws have something to hold on to. I really like getting my boots up and out of the way, no regrets in this purchase.
265911
I don't see why not. Just use wood screws. I put mine on drywall with anchors.
265912
Yes. I mounted them to a plywood board. I had trouble with the loops breaking off the rack, however, making it almost useless.
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.
415678
Yes, and ours has worked perfectly for years. We framed the hole on wood And painter it with semi gloss paint. Then we screwed the door onto the wood with screws that we purchased ourselves. Be sure to cut the hole small enough that you can screw onto the wood frame. I think this is stronger than installing it the way it is intended.
2043393
Yes, but if the door is thicker than recommended, you will have to buy longer screws from the hardware store. If the door is thinner than recommended, you will have to buy shorter screws from the hardware store.
541049
I suppose you could, but it wouldn't allow you to close the door, of course. And, because a cabinet door isn't very thick, it would probably be loose. However, there are holes to allow you to anchor it with screws.
1221611
It could, but you would probably have to mount on the exterior, or possibly on the door jamb. It would be more difficult to position.
639260
It should.. but you might have to put a section of wood between the front and back of the door to hold the mounting screws solid. we used it on a outside wall.. basically the same principle .. but wider between the front and back section. don't see why it wouldn't work.
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I would think so, Sarah. You could install one end in the frame and one in the door. Your door would have to be able to take wood screws which I would assume all would. Sounds like a good application for it. Very clever.
1690257
Yes, you will be able to install them on metal doors. Just double check on the thickness of the door.
1818780
Yes, the screws are pointy so you should be able to just screw it right into the door.
1624465
Too heavy to be mounted on a standard cabinet door. The wall is the best option cause of weight after polishes are in it. Hope that helps!
1230639
How the two plastic frames connect together is for a door width. You could drill holes in the one piece that does not have holes to mount it to a framed opening. You need to have something to screw the plastic frames to. Unless you want to use drywall anchors.
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You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it.Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps!Bill
803971
Then could be drilled to secure them together. Be careful the wood is particle board. If you plan on drilling the doors to add a lock I'm not sure that would work out again with the wood.
1433276
The holes for the door hinges are pre-drilled. You would have to drill holes on the other side for the hinges
813969
You could build a frame to mount the door on. It's a very nice door, and worth the extra effort.
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I am sure it could if you drilled a hole first. I installed mine on the wood that frames the inside of the door. You must be able to put in at least one screw into the back piece that mounts flat to the wall.