Customers said it can't hang on walls. Would there be a problem with a 'decorative ledge' the length of the aquarium and putting it on that? Tx!
249357
That's a wonderful idea. I went to the pet store and purchased some aquarium paper to put behind the aquarium. I cut out a piece of thin cardboard the exact size of the aquarium and wrapped the paper around it. The ledge I put it on was very narrow and the plastic plants that came with the unit were too bulky to use. That's why I bought the aquarium paper and it worked out great.
249358
take some measurements of the small tank, go online to Homeadvisor.com find a handyman that can make you a small shelf to put on wall. Check wall to see if it's sheet rock or concrete. Make sure that shelf is level, or you can do it yourself if you know what your doing. Fill up tank and weight it so you know weight when full. Good luck.
249359
No problem as long as you support it well underneath!!! 3-1/2 in depth will be fine...
2248124
It will not be flush against the wall ours is a 75 gallon and is about 4 inches from the wall
1859674
The fixture is close to 36" wide (made for a 36" wide aquarium), so I don't think so, unless you hang it above?
1864731
The hook doesn't come off... if you're creative you could mount a small piece of wood to hang it off the wall.
1258118
I returned the Gorilla Rack because it was too flimsy. I don't believe you can remove the bottom two shelves without substantially degrading stability. If the aquariums are heavy I'm afraid it will not hold the weight.
1403624
No - our walls are 4" - no problems. It was put in a park model where the walls are minimal. Good luck!
5269
It's not designed to be wall mounted. I suppose if you were handy you could rig something. However, it's quite heavy, so whatever you did would need to be capable of supporting considerable weight.
1932542
I'd think that you have to put some sort of anchor on it unless you're throwing nerf balls at it. you might be able to put it next to a wall or put some weights on it to hold it in place. Never tried it but the grandkids loved it.
222981
They work great for holding old glass tube TV's on stands to the wall. It attaches to the item you want to attach to the wall with think adhesive on nylon straps. I dont think they could be depended on to hold onto a smooth glass aquarium weighing a hundred pounds with water. I would not do it. The other end attaches with wood screws in studs. Though it would be better than nothing, I would not trust it.
282336
The light unit is as long as the aquarium that it sits on. The canopy would have to be a couple of inches wider than the tank or you would have to buy a unit that is shorter than the tank it will be used on so that it will fit in the canopy. Also there is no way to hang the light. It is designed to sit on top of the aquarium its self
994799
Because of the nature of aquariums, I'd hesitate with that. Water tends to slosh around and become unstable during cleanings, etc. That might be a question to direct to the manufacturer.
211299
It is designed to simply hang on the side of the tank, similar to an over-the-door hook, and is about 2 1/2-3" in length. With the right ingenuity and skill, a wall mounted hanging system would probably be possible, though that might require some additional wall-mounting components. Good luck!
1769080
There isn't a pre-designed way to mount it on a wall. It only has 4 rubber stoppers on the bottom to help prevent sliding on a flat surface. If you had a strong mounting strip, like the sticky type, perhaps you could wall mount it. Not sure how good it would hold.
871206
It would look great, but you would have to stabilize it by attaching it to the wall.
102272
The problem is that the tub is not that wide and the walls slope in. Why would you want a freestanding tub then have to have the side of the tub up against the wall? But yes you can use this type of faucet that has a longer type of faucet but only from the side as the slope is too great from the front or the back.
1632207
The DVD's would be OK. The fish tank is a maybe. the top surface might suffer from spills. Perhaps a coat of waterproof paint would be advised. There is a weight limit on the middle shelf but the unit as a whole should hold an ordinary 10 gal tank(put some heavy items in bottom shelf to offset the top weight?). The unit might be a bit tipsy if your tank is one of the tall/narrow ones - could be a danger for small children. The pet store sells flimsier units to hold tanks so it should be OK for ordinary use.
43291
Dear friend,I did not secure it to the wall. It stands there stably. You are able to put something such as small piece of thin wood or sth. else underneath its front lower cornerpoints in order to make sure it is stable.