Does any part of the trim plate protrude into the wall? Is it flat on the back?
1059183
Had no problem installing this kit. Used clear caulk to seal trim plate against the wall. Did not protrude into wall...? Standard install. Quality acceptable for our second bath,
595412
Yes its flat. You should have no issues with pushing you Av cabinet flat against a wall with minimal gap.
1474831
Yes - it's a very simple install, just like a cover plate. I did add a bead of caulk around the back just to make sure it was water-tight.
2120461
Yup. Screws are exposed in the front. Haven't done it but short answer is yes.
1817781
Yes, it can be placed flat against the wall - the arm straightens out completely.
603700
The whole back sits against the wall! Unless you have angled paneling, but even then it works with the right positioning. Hope that helps!
389198
The trim won't interfere. The unit does not need to be flush. If the trim is thick, you can attach a short length of cording. You can use the bracket on the unit. Run the cording thru the screw hole on the bracket and knot the end. On the wall end, tie the cording around the screw and then screw it into the wall. Hopefully, that helps you some. Good luck.
667161
It is not cut to fit a corner, if that's what you mean. You can certainly place it anywhere you like, but the back is flat and meant to be along the wall.
1770744
Yes. We mounted on the wall ( not in the wall) and with the mirrored trim panels it looks great, but you can inset it.
2129604
It requires minor assembly, less than 15 minutes. Yes it is a wall-saver and it can recline to almost flat.
1712148
It is NOT on center when pushed flat against the wall. The T.V. plate is about 1.5" to the right (or left), so you would want to compensate for this.
2277960
No. It is mostly flat, but there is a slight edge to it, which is useful to keep whatever on the plate.
2176161
Yes, there is a thin piece that completely covers the back. It is just tacked on the back, so I would only want to have this against a wall (it doesn't look great from the back, but is fine from the front).
1768086
You do not need to screw attachment into molding/trim. The piece that you screw into the wall can slide up and down along the pole to clear trim/molding so you don't damage it. For example, I have trim that extends about 3 inches from the floor so the lower attachment piece was slid up a little to clear the trim so the gate would mount flat without damage to any trim boards.
758073
NO. the unit has a plastic bracket that fits the back flat side to the wall. yu will need to get longer screws if securing to drywall and a stud. it a compact unit and good sucks great in tight spaces. great unit for the price. iron brian
869739
Not to my knowledge. Just went and looked at it and I didn't see anything on it that I thought could be used for that. It has two little bumper things on the bottom back, right and left, that I think are to keep it from getting too close to the wall/ backsplash.It's a great TO though. The longer I have it, the better I like it.
1769503
Yes the corners are finished just as the rest of the unit. I use it on a flat wall currently and have no problem with the looks. I bought it with the plan in mind that it could be used either way and am very happy with it.