Could this be hung on the wall with command strips?
1061428
Sure, the shelf itself is lightweight. I am using it for my essential oil collection, over a tile floor and used nails but the command strips would work, as the back surface is totally flat.
1061429
You'd have to use quite a bit....and it would depend on what you are actually storing....I use this as an organizer for my makeup compacts, so like palettes, foundation, blushes. I ended up using 2 screws. It's extremely sturdy and carries a bit of weight. If you're worried about holes....I would still use screws and just spackle :X
2050183
Do a Amazon search on "Command Large Picture-Hanging Strips;" they are supposed to handle up to 16lbs. Also, you can always add more strips for extra security.
1534390
You could. I wouldn't use the included adhesive strips to apply it to a wall, though. It would definitely cause damage. I used it as a walkway to my front door (birthday party decoration) and held it down with simple masking tape looped underneath. It held fine for that purpose.
1538885
YES! I have used it on a vertical wall and it works great. Amazon sells one "Command Picture Hanging Strips, Small, White, 8-Strip for about $6.00.
979419
I use the velcro command strips. I think they came with hardware - but we move a lot and I don't like to put holes in the walls. The command strips (sold at craft stores or hardware stores) work really really well!!!
267293
FWIW - I have grown VERY fond of 3M's Command strips. I have used the direct double-sided command strips and the picture hanging strips with fasteners. They leave no trace when you take them off, and hold decently well. One of the better inventions of the last few years.
76701
Yes. You may want to buy some command strips for the bottom section so it doesn't swing on the wall. I hang mine on a door with a door hanger going over the top and it moves if we have to open/shut the door.
814822
The removable command strip sticky tabs are included in the kit or you can tap it to a wall or any horizontal object. It will not work well if you stick it to the ceiling, the elements need to be vertical for good reception.
940769
You should be able to - it's very light weight. If you will be installing it on the underside of a cabinet or shelf, so that it "hangs", or if it's above a sink or in a room where there's a lot of humidity or steam, I might suggest using some of the Command (or other brand) heavy duty velcro strips. since I'm not sure how the adhesive strips will perform when they're constantly exposed to moisture.
1901573
It is very poorly made and has no built in way to either hang it on a wall or magnetically stick it to a metal surface. This is accomplished by use of double sticky tape to stick the 4 magnetic strips (included) to the back of the board. The sticky tape could also be used to mount it to your wall but would ruin your wall when removed. If you plan to hang on your wall, I would suggest using something like Command products to protect your walls.
1336262
You would have to build a shelf. There's no provision for wall hanging built-in.
804597
I'm sure you could use Scotch or 3m mounting strips to attach them to walls or any other surface.
168726
Yes. Excellent product. I would guess it would hang on a wall quite well. Let me know if you have any more specific questions.
941245
Yes, you could technically put holes in the flaps to hang it from command hanging strips.
1616809
While I suppose you could use it to attach something to a wall, I would NOT recommend it. The tape is permanent, and therefore may be difficult-to-impossible to remove from the wall once it is up.
108350
I used command adhesive strips for mounting pictures - they look like "velcro" and come in white or black. Cut one in half for each end, for a total of 2 hanging strips needed per deflector. Stuck one half on wood register and one on plastic deflector at both ends. The plastic deflectors don't move.
1984623
You could actually just use Command strips to attach, or even small cup hooks