Does this strip have a way to mount it to a wall?
2046945
I actually hung mine on the wall. I believe there were holes for screws on the back.
2046946
Yes, there are the standard hole & slide mounting slides. I used double sided tape to mount it to the underside of a shelf where I would never be able to get a drill in to make holes. It's held for 2 months now w/o a problem. HTH
2046947
On the back of the unit there are two openings, one on each end, and 12 inches apart, that the head of a flat head screw will fit through. Once you have mounted the screws 12 inches apart you place the unit over the screws and you can slide the unit left or right to lock it in.
2046948
Yes, there are 2 holes recessed into the back of the plastic housing (similar to those in molded picture frames). It takes two nails or screws with no bigger than a 1/4" head on them to mount the power strip on a wall or cabinet. It mounts best in a horizontal direction with the individual lighted on/off switches facing up. The distance between the 2 mounting holes is approximately 11 1/2". Basically one mounting hole at each end of the power strip (length). Measuring in the other direction (width), the mounting holes are about 3/8" from the top of strip where the individual lighted switches are located. All of the plugs and their cords will hang down from the power strip allowing easy access to the individual on/off switches. Please let me know if you have more questions. Thank you.
2046949
It can be mounted to the wall. It has to elongated holes to slip over screw head protruding from the wall.
2046950
Yes. The strip has two "key-hole" type slots on the back side, at the top near both ends.Unfortunately, they do not hold the strip firmly - to remove an electrical plug, you need to hold the strip to the wall with your other hand. Other than that, I am quite happy with the two strips I use.
2046951
Yes it does! There are two slots on the back plate, a larger hole at the bottom to accommodate a screw head and a slot to accommodate the screw shank. You'll figure it out.
2046952
Yes, it had indents for screws to slide into. I have mine mounted to the wall and it's really solid.
2046953
I imagine someone somewhere could attach it to a wall so it'd look like ok. BUT - -I would just keep in mind that you could very well have up to seven plugs with cables plugged in to the strip. So, maybe the strip would be more easily hidden on the floor, under a dresser, table or ??.
1412255
no - the grip a strip mounts to the wall with screws - the rail holds paper inside the slot in the rail using a roller assembly - works like a charm without tape pins or magnets
380409
No sir. There is no mounting hardware for attachment to a wall. Plus, the back of this unit is not as thick a material as the sides and shelving are. This unit is made strictly to sit on the floor. Hope this helps you!
658074
Not that I'm aware of, there is no way to mount it on the wall with the included components.
1348889
No, unfortunately not that I can tell. But, there are some sold through Amazon that do mount on the wall/door.
176605
My brother did, But you have to build a framework for it to attach to. It by itself is not designed for a wall.
1276398
No, it is a wall mount , instruction in the package will tell you how to do this.
1595364
I don't think this unit was made to be wall mounted. Someone creative may be able to.
1227438
Unfortunately we cannot say as that would be specific to the kind of wall you are putting it on and whether or not you could find a sufficient wall mounting kit. Unfortunately, we do not sell such a product.
992865
It is not designed to go on a wall as it does not have brackets or any way to mount it, but I would think you could use a few of those adhesive command strips to get the job done.
1717604
the unit i bought about a year ago did not but it does come with a wall unit that is pretty handy to use..depending on were you mount it
1172256
Don't think so unless you're willing to use double sided tape, there aren't any built-in provisions for mounting.
1595363
I would guess no. It's very heavy and I don't recall that there's any way to mount it to a wall.
705075
It's not meant to mount on a wall. It is meant to go in a rack. I plug it in and lay it on the floor.
327707
Yes. I checked the instructions and set it up for wall. Not great but it works,
427095
No, there are no mounts on the unit to place it on a wall. Perhaps a really crafty person could adjust it?
239566
Yes, you need to mount it to a wall. It comes with hardware to do it. Very easy to do.