How can i hang the mounting adapter for mounting under the cabinet?stick?Metal screws?or otherelse?
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Hi. This item comes with a round mounting bracket and screws which holds it securely under the cabinet. It works flawlessly and saves a lot of counter space. I am purchasing a second one to use for my baking items, i.e. candy sprinkles, etc. Hope this helped.
1110085
It mounts with screws. Although i did not mine sits on counter top by my choice
1110086
It's heavy enough when full of spices that I would not use anything but screws.
829235
The wall rack is heavy metal. Comes with sinkers & screws for wall mount. Rack has preformed holes that slip on extended screw. You might be able to adapt if you don't mind making holes in your file cabinet and using sheet metal screws. If you could find a sturdy strongly magnetic hook that might work too.
1012416
Check Monoprice.com for brackets. I just flush mounted them to my walls with screws.
2076244
Use the provided magnets. Sounds like you didn't mount them on the door when you assembled the item.
863567
In theory you could mount it anywhere with the right hardware. It only comes with two screws, and there's two holes in the flat round base. I would think a handy person could mount it under a cabinet after a trip to Home Depot for the right hardware.
858556
On the back of the unit there are holes that enable mounting with screws. That's what I did with mine too. You'll need to supply your own screws. Cheers
1484069
Hi, Joan. This is Ron, Jeanne's husband (I installed the medicine cabinet.) There were no hangers on the back of the cabinet. We bought/ used from our tool kit a set of four anchors and screws to attach the cabinet to drywall. The position of the cabinet on our bathroom wall was such that we couldn't align it with any wall studs, so we had to use the anchor/screw combinations. Hope this helps you. RT
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I don't remember any hangers. Mine has simply 4 holes in the back at the corners that you put screws though to secure to the wall. You can use those holes or drill your own if you need to drill into studs; so you simply turn it over to mount with door opening the other way. Shelf is halfway between top and bottom, so cabinet is the same either way.
829234
I believe mine came with the two brackets I use to hang over the cubical wall, which is what I am doing. And they adjust to various thickness walls. On the top edge of the unit itself there are two keyhole shaped holes for mounting on nails-screws-hooks, etc. On the side of a file cabinet you could use sheet metal screws if the didn't go in too far or interfere with the track. It is possible you could use stick on hangers of you weren't putting much in it. but mine has 3-4 lbs. of papers in it most of the time.
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.
388921
Double stick tape would be the most secure, but if you need it easily removable, you can use the swing out mounting tabs to screw it up (onto your cabinet that is).The unit itself is light so there's not much stress on it, the main concern is when you're plugging in your devices and they're a tight fit; that's when the most force is placed on the mount. Should be fine if you're careful and brace it with your other hand when using it with plugs that are unusually tight.
595177
If I am understanding the question. . . I don't think it really matters which way you hang it. We have it mounted under the kitchen cabinet.
2241123
There is a special bracket made, but are very hard to find any more of them. Search on Ebay. I don'y know if a TV mount would work.
366199
Mine is mounted under the front of my kitchen wooden cabinet. The fixture comes with screws that fit with the already drilled holes in the bottom of the fixture. It was an easy mount.
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Note: you should consider whether you really want to hang this or use the wall mount version. Cabinets aren't always adequately reinforced /rigid for bearing the load this could apply. For sub-cabinet mounting you might prefer to use long bolts rather than the supplied hardware: you only need 1/2" above the wood bars (to clear the hooks' tops for sliding) but using supplied hardware would drop the bars inches lower and that could pointlessly reduce your counter-top access.
1745299
I had mine installed as under mount, and I don't think you can over mount it. To be safe, I asked the installer to modify the base cabinet and build support for the sink to sit on.
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no you can not mount this item. I would only hang it over a door or sit it in the counter.