I would like to know how well this anchors to the wall. What, if any, products will hold up to the weight while not damaging the wall?
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We have ours hanging from the side of the changing table using the velcro straps. It has two loops that can hang from two screws or hooks if attaching it to the wall. You might want to get a couple of large plastic command hooks that can be removed without damage. We have our organizer loaded down and no issues with stuff falling out and it's just hanging with no support in the back so if it were on a wall it would be even more secure.
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Mine doesn't come off but we also have one of the huggies designer boxes so it's a little flatter and the organizer is not sagging, we had a different organizer with the last baby that sagged like crazy.
421109
It is designed to be attached to a wall. I would not put any significant weight on it if it were unattached.
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Yes, but it isn't designed to perform that function as well as it should/could have been. My concern would be how long it will stay attached to the wall. That said, I can't see any reason you couldn't anchor it to the wall with some select screws/bolts, maybe a bracket or something of that nature.
115679
If it were me i would somehow attach it to the wall and make it stable..it looks better online...hope this helps..
2037312
This has to attached to a stud- it's too heavy for drywall and anchors. I hope this helps.
801027
No not at all, get a couple of small concrete anchors and it will hold fine. We have 4 of these in our shop with block walls, no issues.
696017
If you mount it right to the the studs in the wall with the heavy duty bolts it comes with it should be fine. I tested mine by hanging from it and I am 190 pounds and it didn't budge.
1123128
Mine came with drywall anchors. Not the best quality though. I'd suggest picking up better ones from a hardware store for a buck or two.
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We put ours on a stud. Not sure if it would hold the weight on just drywall.
415792
I'm not sure how much weight exactly it can hold, but it looks pretty strong. Just make sure you assemble it correctly. I have plenty of decor elements on it, vases with plants... My boyfriend managed to screw it to the wall, so it can hold everything now.
864442
Anchors may work if you aren't going to hang anything very heavy on it. I would try to find studs or maybe hang it on the back of a door.
436019
No not at all. The way it tilts up against the wall makes it secure. If it would make you feel better about anchoring it to the wall, you can always do it. I see no need to do it. Hope you enjoy it as much as my daughter does.
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Marcia, I have always been able to support heavy posters and some other decorative items. Anchoring items in four corners or areas assures the best success. Also, this product has enough resiliency to stay up for a good amount of time. When removing it, gently roll it off the surface, don't simply pull. Hope this is helpful. Barb W.
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Mine is installed on the wall, but you might try that spongy double-sided tape - something like this: 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 125-Inch (314) holds up to 5 lbs.
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The adhesive is pretty strong. If you were to try to remove this product, you would probably lift some of any underlying paint, depending on the quality and age of that paint. But, I don't think it would do any serious damage to the wall. I did a test piece on a wall with a decent paint job, and I was able to remove with no damage at all.
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I mounted it to the wall, I had to buy longer lag bolts though. I has held up just fine. I use it daily for my crossfit workouts and I am right at 195 lbs.
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Not well at all - very fragile. Wall, maybe, if you go light and supereasy. Ground, be assured that it will break. Mine broke during installation.