Can these be hung on the wall? I want to use them to store yarn.
606100
I think I would be cautious. I have had a bit of trouble with them coming apart, thankfully nothing serious. The instructions for assembly were pretty vague. I'm sure there are better storage solutions for your yarn than these.
606101
Using the plastic corners was very unstable. I use these for storing paper for card making. I had to use zip ties on all 4 corners and the middle of each metal piece to construct a sturdy box for my purposes. Even then, they'd collapse on me. So mounting it on the wall could be done with nails I suppose, that might even be a good way to use them so they don't collapse.
606102
These are not a sturdy product. I got them for a closet and putting them together was like trying to keep a house of cards up. The corner discs that are supposed to keep the wire panels together break easily, and neither box I purchased contained enough of them to contruct a full set of cubes- even without the breakage. Once you actually do get one put together, they collapse when you put something inside. The problem only gets worse if you try and connect the cubes. It was a complete disaster and I found a better, more solid solution.They are definitely not sturdy enough to mount on a wall. These are not a sturdy product. I got them for a closet and putting them together was like trying to keep a house of cards up. The corner discs that are supposed to keep the wire panels together break easily, and neither box I purchased contained enough of them to contruct a full set of cubes- even without the breakage. Once you actually do get one put together, they collapse when you put something inside. The problem only gets worse if you try and connect the cubes. It was a complete disaster and I found a better, more solid solution.They are definitely not sturdy enough to mount on... » Read More These are not a sturdy product. I got them for a closet and putting them together was like trying to keep a house of cards up. The corner discs that are supposed to keep the wire panels together break easily, and neither box I purchased contained enough of them to contruct a full set of cubes- even without the breakage. Once you actually do get one put together, they collapse when you put something inside. The problem only gets worse if you try and connect the cubes. It was a complete disaster and I found a better, more solid solution.They are definitely not sturdy enough to mount on a wall. « Show Less
606103
These are not a sturdy product. I got them for a closet and putting them together was like trying to keep a house of cards up. The corner discs that are supposed to keep the wire panels together break easily, and neither box I purchased contained enough of them to contruct a full set of cubes- even without the breakage. Once you actually do get one put together, they collapse when you put something inside. The problem only gets worse if you try and connect the cubes. It was a complete disaster and I found a better, more solid solution. They are definitely not sturdy enough to mount on a wall.
606104
That is what I originally bought mine for but I ended up using them on the floor. I think you can buy hangers to put them on the wall. They are sturdy enough if you're not going to put anything real heavy on them.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
1398837
I bought them for table lamps and it seems to me that hanging them would be tricky. Certainly would not be a good idea to hang them by the electric cord.
2147469
I wouldn't I recently hung them on a ceiling for a customer. They look great but they do sag. I don't think you can trust the base supporting the weight if you put them on a wall. I would put them on the ceiling where they are designed to go, or if that is not an option find something different there are tons of options.
48783
There's actually no built in hangers or slots for a wall mount, so you'll have to figure out a way for you to do that yourself.HOWEVER, to be truthful, I don't feel as if they're worthy of being mounted on a wall, only because they're not the loudest speakers. While they are accurate and a good buy for a desktop/small room setup, I wouldn't mount them on a wall only because I'm assuming you're mounting them in a medium sized/larger room.
1457149
I'm not exactly sure of the weight they can hold, but they're pretty sturdy. Definitely would hold a lot of yarn without a problem.
1635602
You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
1061772
I believe you could. Because they stick together based on the cut-out pattern. But I would not feel comfortable doing so. Maybe unless you nailed it to the wall. It doesn't tip as is, but I would be afraid it would being taller. I am actually considering buying a second one, but to just stand it next to the first.
580172
Yes, but like others have said, they are not very good screws. They would probably be fine if you were screwing into a wall stud. If screwing into drywall, they will not work. You will need to use a drywall anchor. That is what I did. With the gun on the hangers, you would be hard pressed to tell that the hangers are mounted with silver colored screws with a drywall anchor behind them.
1950700
They are not set up to be wall mounted. You would have to drill holes on your own and could do it. Need to make sure they are in a stud though as they are heavy duty shelves and have a good bit of weight even when empty.
1275354
They'd be fine for hats ... they are, essentially, what you see in the picture: two bits of plastic that click into place to make a 3D head. Mind, they're what you pay for -- quite light weight -- though sit as sturdy or sturdier than the foam wig heads I've used. Anyway wall mounting would require a bit of cleverness on your part for they aren't designed that way. A bit of wire and some hooks could probably do it....
479120
Yes, you definitely can. I wouldn't put them under the shelf or they'll be in your way when you use the work space. But otherwise, it should work to hang them off the top shelf and/or the bottom ones.
1615402
I don't think so. We found that they pull off the wall after a time. Was using them for a computer cart with laptop cords. They stayed attached for a month before falling apart.
375366
Haven't tried it, but I wouldn't. Manufacturer's instructions are pretty clear that they need to be used / stacked a specific way to hold up.I've stacked mine against two different walls, and they've been great for holding books, office supplies, equipment and other items, so they DO hold up well if used / stacked the right way. That said, the backing is pretty flimsy, so I would NOT try bolting them to a wall.
1450172
Yes. They come with a little clip that has a hole in it so you can hang them with that. A little hook with a string would work good.
1202147
I don't think so. They are designed for the ceiling. It's also is about 8 in depth if you can fit that in your wall
1770738
I'm not sure how you would hang these up - I use them on the floor and on shelves - there really isn't anything on the bottom that would allow you to mount these, but there are little rubber "feet."