How is this rack secured to the wall?
251524
I drilled it into the wall. I just used screws and found the stud in the wall and it's very sturdy. I love this wine rack,
251525
Ha ha. There is no hardware. It's just a shipping crate. Not at all as pictured.
258838
It is held up by 2 mounting clips, it depends on your wall, if you have hollow drywall nails may not do it. Anything solid like wood nails will work.
984563
It does not need to be secured to the wall. You can just secure the TV to the mount.
1600850
There are keyhole-shaped slotted holes on the two ends which hang it like you would attach a power strip. You need to secure the screws to the STUDS in your wall if you expect the cabinet to support significant weight.
1824730
Hi! You have to thread it through the rack and there are side attachments in velcro. It's pretty easy to attach and very stable. I hope this helps!
1580152
Yes! We also have plaster walls and my husband had no problem attaching the rack to the wall!! Good luck!!
1187420
There is no locking mechanism. It just hangs from two ell brackets that are welded to the rack.
2229233
Bikes sit on the rack with the wheels fitting into the racks on each end, you secure the bikes by strapping the wheels and frame to the racks and metal bar in the middle. I used bungee cords to secure as the velcro straps were not secure enough.
1577224
To work, the rack must be mounted securely--which means using screws. Mine is mounted to a wooden cabinet, just like others I have had. I have never mounted one on a wall.
1612994
I did use the screw-in anchors for drywall just to me safe. i do not intend to put a lot of weight in the racks, but secure is better.
1473552
I don't believe there is a way to completely secure them. but someone would at least need the small tool that comes with them to remove them. Overall they are great racks.
442865
It's not a free standing unit. I tried both of my bikes on it and it toppled over. Couldn't even rest it against the wall. The only way to secure was screw into wall. My storage unit has metal walls & prevents us from attaching anything. My thought if I have to screw into wall I'd get a wall mount unit.
176228
The rack is very secure. Not necessary to re-tighten it. For me it works great
2025926
There are two mounting holes on the wall side and one on the shelf side. One of the holes on the wall side is keyhole shaped where you slip it on and push down to "lock" into place. There is only one hole to attach to shelf and it is located on the front end of the bracket.
2163389
I don't remember, but I think it has hangers (for nails) on the back. It is pretty secure to the wall. It is currently hanging above some French doors and looks great there!
1510578
If you are reasonably careful, but the rack must be "securely" mounted to the wall. I normally have two bikes up, but at times I take the bottom one for a ride leaving the top bike still on the rack. It seems secure and has not been a problem. I would not trust it free standing..
436020
You don't need to secure it to a wall with screws. After the bottom section is put together place it on the wall to see if the shelves are aligned. If not make adjustments and continue with the top section.