Could you mount this in a piece of wood so you can't see it? Would it be strong enough?
910695
I have purchased openers on a piece of wood where a magnet such as this is retrofitted in the back side of the board and when the caps fall they attach to the front side of the wood and have the capability to hold 10-12 caps. This is a very good magnet and has held up to 22 caps as mounted as suggested by manufacturer.
910696
Hi Rosco, It would depend on how thick the wood would be after you drilled out the place you wanted it to go. This is a very strong/powerful magnetic so I believe you could. Tommy G
1307674
It isn't designed for wall mounting but I suppose if you want to slap it against the wall and put some appropriate screws into the wooden supports it might work
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.
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!
223916
I don't know how strong the mount is, but a backing and thru bolt would work. I mounted two of them for a BBQ, one on each side of my boat, in addition to fishing. Wayne
1582185
I would not mount it there. The mount is very heavy and probably would not work well there.
1443488
No reason why you couldn't mount it that way if there's room. The only difficulty would be if the pole clamp loosens and the swing assembly plus monitor slides down the pole and falls off.
1560837
It doesn't come with any hardware for mounting. You would have to rig something up on your own. Plus, the metal that surrounds the whole thing gets very hot, so it would likely damage a cabinet if it were very close or in direct contact.
231538
It possibly could but you'd be running the risk of it falling off or getting damage. So my recommendation is not to I'd fine a cheaper light to try and mount so if something happens you don't wreck am expensive light and waste your money.
542325
It would have to be pretty strong! I had a friend build wooden stands for mine instead.
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
1830702
No... This would not be strong enough to attach much weight. It is more of a caulk, not a thinnset material.
1208417
Yes, it will be hard to see when it is not in direct light, but it is clear enough that you will see some wood. This also would depend on how dark of a wood back you have chosen. A light wood back will show through a lot more
1086654
No, but because it is so close to the floor, you could block it up with wood shims and they would likely be hidden.
1635877
You will need to find a way of holding it. It is not free standing, it is designed to be mounted in an opening.
865304
I don't see why not, but you'd have to purchase brackets. It's really sturdy though - you probably wouldn't need to mount it.
2110094
I guess it could sit on something. But it is a bit heavy so mounting it properly would probably be the best way to display.