Could i install this directly into drywall? I want to put a few wheels onto the wall of my son's bedroom
1680855
Maybe with a lag bolt into the stud. Don't know if you would be able to get the cap over the bolt hole
1680856
As long as the lag screw is going into a stud, I do not think it would be a problem. If the screw is only in drywall, I do not think it will be long before your son pulls the wheel from the wall and leaves a hole to repair.
1680857
Sure, it has something like a 5/8-3/4" diameter hole in the center with a plastic cap that covers it. The right wall anchor would be the variable.
1680858
I think you could but would imagine it will cause holes in the drywall eventually from movement with use. Maybe if you finished a piece of wood and mounted that first and then mounted the wheels onto the wood.
714592
It will install on drywall with the proper mounting screws and drywall anchors . Just go to the hardware store and tell them what your doing and they will get you what you need .
265911
I don't see why not. Just use wood screws. I put mine on drywall with anchors.
236090
I think so, you would need to use appropriate drywall anchors. The basket is a little heavy and then adding any extra weight would pull it off if you use just screws in the wall.
258832
I don't recommend for you to install it in drywall. To heavy for it. But if you want to risk it, the box comes with drywall plugs and screws.
583526
Yes, you can put this organizer into drywall, and wood. Three screws come with it. But you may need different (shorter) screws depending on the thickness of cabinet. It's very easy to install. It took me about ten minutes.
542672
It should be fine. But you will need to remove the wheels. As long as it's not snug against the wall, you should have no problems.
714589
I put this up on dry wall, but found studs to screw into. Depends on how heavy your tv is if you want to trust a drywall anchor or not. I'm not qualified to answer that.
998169
You can install it on any surface you like, but if mounting on wallboard/sheetrock you'd better screw it into the wood studs. If you just use anchors in the sheetrock don't expect it to support much weight.
2184669
It comes with srews and drywall anchors, therefore you would need (at the very least) a screwdriver, preferably a power drill. On top of that, you really sohuld not be putting this into a wall without knowing you're putting the screws in the studs. This product is specifically made so the screws are spaced to where most buildings will have a stud. therefore, you need a stud finder to make sure you're hitting a stud and not just screwing it into the wall.
751393
It's not designed to be mounted to the wall. You could do it, but you would have to fabricate a mounting bracket or drill the corner posts and install drywall anchors. Personally, I would buy the mounting brackets which fasten it to the bed frame.
601371
It's best of you put it into a stud. Putting anything into drywall only can be pulled out easy. Like when you hang a picture and its not in a stud, you can move the nail in and out with your hand. I put mine on a porch so it was mounted on a wooden beam.
816432
That's really not possible. The weight will pull any toggles right out of the wall and take a big chunk on drywall with them. Your best best if you can't get into the studs is to mount a piece of 3/4" cabinet grade plywood or another very strong backing material to the wall studs and then mount the shelf to the plywood. We did that and then painted the backing the same color as the wall and you really can't even see it. Keep the size of the plywood limited to a minimum. We cut ours the height of the shelf unit (with brackets) and then the width to the width necessary to secure to the studs. Mine is loaded with hanging pots and then other items on the shelf. That's really not possible. The weight will pull any toggles right out of the wall and take a big chunk on drywall with them. Your best best if you can't get into the studs is to mount a piece of 3/4" cabinet grade plywood or another very strong backing material to the wall studs and then mount the shelf to the plywood. We did that and then painted the backing the same color as the wall and you really can't even see it. Keep the size of the plywood limited to a minimum. We cut ours the height of the shelf unit (with brackets) and then the width to the width necessary to secure to the... » Read More That's really not possible. The weight will pull any toggles right out of the wall and take a big chunk on drywall with them. Your best best if you can't get into the studs is to mount a piece of 3/4" cabinet grade plywood or another very strong backing material to the wall studs and then mount the shelf to the plywood. We did that and then painted the backing the same color as the wall and you really can't even see it. Keep the size of the plywood limited to a minimum. We cut ours the height of the shelf unit (with brackets) and then the width to the width necessary to secure to the studs. Mine is loaded with hanging pots and then other items on the shelf. « Show Less
2209920
You better have at least 1 screw to the stud, the other 1 you can use heavy duty socket for your drywall.
1626272
No. You can mount it into drywall, but only if you do not own any pets or kids.
1684232
depends on what your screwing into.If drywall then drywall screws with anchors.Into a stud use wood screws.
927749
I would not recommend that. It's a lot of downward pressure and will likely rip out of the wall like that. It's not hard to find a stud