Can this be secured to a wall? (For example, mounted to the wall so a crazy, climbing toddler couldn't pull it over)
608810
Yes, it actually comes with some wall mounting screws. It also just makes it more sturdy overall.
608811
This product iscperfect to be placed against the wall , as a matter affect this is exactly how I did it
608812
I believe it comes with hooks to do so.If not than you can rig something yourself
608813
I believe it comes with hooks to do so. If not than you can rig something yourself
634511
If installed properly. It has to be anchored in the wall and if they don't shake it constantly . We didn't install it right ( we are not handy) and my 15 month old pulled the screws out of the wall by shaking and rocking the gate
753832
No, but I'm sure you could get some sort of 3M Command product to help secure it to the wall. It has no openings for screws on the back or sides, sorry.
1518361
I'm an experienced builder and my answer is "No". Way too heavy and design/materials will not permit adequate fastening to wall nor will it support loading if elevated.
937950
I don't think it would be sturdy enough, unless it was anchored to the floor or wall.
878694
it doesn't hold very well on the wall, too flimsy. To work properly, it would need to be screwed to the wall. Sorry~
35678
to the best of my knowledge there is no way to hang it on a wall. We don't need that application so I can't say for sure we may have thrown bracket out but it honestly does not look like there is any way to attach it to anything
201142
Sections can be separated but to secure it to a wall you have to get creative as I don't believe it actually has anything built in to connect it to a wall .my child also likes a lot to lean on it and because mine is all locked all around it actually holds him ,he's 27 lbs now but if yours leans on it and it's not connected to anything properly I think the child can fall together with it
2201994
It recommends attaching to the wall, and I think it even came with the hardware enclosed. It's a heavy piece and I wouldn't trust it not to topple over.
587088
There are two screws that will attach it to the wall at the very top inside of the cupboard. I believe if you did not want it attached, it would still work, with a little less stability, perhaps.
29057
We did not fasten it in any way but the literature says it can be secured. It is quite heavy, in our basement, and we can't imagine anyone just making off with it.
524711
Yes it absolutely could be attached to the wall. You just have to go to the hardware store and buy some sort of fasteners which I am sure you can find at any Lowe's or Home Depot, Ace Hardware etc.
442865
It's not a free standing unit. I tried both of my bikes on it and it toppled over. Couldn't even rest it against the wall. The only way to secure was screw into wall. My storage unit has metal walls & prevents us from attaching anything. My thought if I have to screw into wall I'd get a wall mount unit.
704558
I wish! It might be possible to devise something. The weight of the structure needs to be supported from the bottom. Picking it up from the top threatens to weaken the walls and the whole thing could fall apart. However, there's an elevator shaft that runs through the center. If you would remove the elevator, or work around it, you could potentially run something through the center that holds the whole thing up from a secure platform at the bottom.
797085
It's not a shelf, but rather, a bookcase. So it doesn't mount on the wall; it sits on the floor. If you wanted to secure it to the wall for toddler safety purposes, you'd have to buy one of those 'baby proofing' type wall brackets separately.
421109
It is designed to be attached to a wall. I would not put any significant weight on it if it were unattached.
1078214
No! It wouldn't even stay on the wall. Let alone if you put any sort of weight on it. In fact, I do not recommend waisting the money on this item.