Is the back solid or hollow? I can't use screws in my wall, I must use two side tape to mount it.
1650818
The unit is a face that the knives sit on and a back t shaped piece. The back piece is what is attached to the wall. It need significant support. Add the mass of the knives and tape becomes problematic. It will work but you need a rather strong adhesive and that may not come off the wall well.
1650819
The back is solid (it's actually two pieces, a magnetic strip that mounts to the wall, and a metal piece that goes over the top). You could use two-sided tape, however the screws offset the base strip from the wall, allowing extra clearance for the knives. If using tape, I would layer a few pieces of padded tape, to mimic that stand-off. It will allow you to grab knives easier, as the handles won't be flush against the wall.
1650820
The magnetic part is hollow and there is a metal piece that screws into the wall. You slide the magnetic part into that piece. I would advice against using double sided tape. I use this at my bakery to hold pizza cutters but has evolved into knife, spoons, pizza cutter holders. If I use double sided tape it would probably just fall off and maybe liable to hurt someone.
1650821
It is hollow but it is in two pieces so you can use two side tape for the wall mount.
246984
I see there are a cou[le of holes on the back to hook it onto. Its seems to be light enpugh to hang on a wall in decent shape. My wall space is taken by closets so I didnt have a place to hang it. Wish I could hang it. Hope this answers your question.
1355437
No I did not mount it to the wall. It stands up perfectly if you push in the metal stand in the back. I've had it standing up against the wall for several months with no problem. I suppose you could add double-sided tape to the back to mount it more securely.
453536
You should be able to mount with doublesided tape, but I cannot say how much weight it would be able to hold. I mounted mine in our camper, but screwed into studs where possible, and used plastic anchors where there were not studs available.
1090413
It's hollow with the wall thickness about the same as the receiver side (~ 3/16" I'd guess)
604153
It's very thin, I used it for the bottoms of coasters. I think you'd want something thicker to put up on the wall... unless you mount it to something, like foam core. Hope that helps. Merry Christmas.
1627611
The mounting is an L shaped bracket. I was lucky enough to have someone on hand with the right tools to cut the L shape in to an I shape. Then screw it into the wall and hang as you would.
673791
I'd go along with everyone else and say if it's hollow you might need different attachments than screws (can't think of what they call the ones for hollow walls). However, you can mount it on the wall behind a door. Should function about the same.
22551
It can be mounted with the screws that come with it. Directly into the wall. Straight. No Angles.
204551
The back is hollow and they supply you with the necessary mounting hardware. I don't think I would trust velcro for this application.
1754467
I used drywall screws (instead of the screws that come with it), and it seems pretty secure in the drywall.The mounting holes are about 28" apart, so you will not be able to get both sides in a stud. It's not that heavy though, so it shouldn't be a problem.
2046429
Mine is installed on the wall, but you might try that spongy double-sided tape - something like this: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Scotch-Mounting-125-Inch-314/dp/B0007P5G8Y/ref=sr_1_10?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1412563943&sr=1-10&keywords=double+sided+tape
185908
You will need to drill small holes and use screws and/or wall anchors to mount each end in a solid backed wall a less solid wall may not be secure enough to hold and could cause damage from not holding up. Otherwise the the rest of the unit lies flat will not damage wall (except for the small drill holes)
1912616
There is a round open area in the center of the scroll area at the top and bottom and we used a sinker screw with a large enough head to hold the rack in place. Before we screwed it to the wall, we used a black magic marker to color the head of the screw to match the black color of the rack. We purchased it about 9 months ago and it has held firm with no problems.
1101260
There are no holes on the back for mounting - you could use two sided tape.
708279
My husband who mounted it believes you can hang it on a brick fireplace, but you can't put a lot of weight on it. The back side is completely hollow.
1130854
I mounted this under my kitchen cabinet to save space. I assume you can mount it vertically against a wall since it only requires 2 screws.