Is there a way to fasten the back of the hood to the wall. Is there a way to fasten the sides of the hood to cabinets sides"
1834770
This model was meant to be fixed from the top. You could probably drill your own holes for a side installation and in the back for more support. It could be done but would be a pain.
169030
Karen....extremely easy to reverse the hood....just be careful you don't cross the threads....go slow. But it does work!ed
2017691
It is finished on all four sides as if intended to be used in an island or peninsula. However I do not see any reason why you would not be able to use it close to a wall. Just bear in mind that the hood part sticks out further than the chase on all four sides and plan accordingly
2090894
No, The back on all of these cabinets are fastened to the back with small nails.The back is some kind of really strong, dense cardboard. The "wood" finish is only on the side that faces front.
1957318
yes... I just did it when we moved to a different house. Take the back of the seat off and attach it to the other side. You may want to move the the other piece attached on the corner and move on the other side. Very easy to do it. Just need a screw driver, remove those screws and reconnect.
2047826
You can change the orientation to make it either. Recirculate up out the top or exhaust out the back. I have a hole in my wall so I made mine an exhaust. It is pretty easy to change
2013330
I didn't do this but I certainly think it could be done. You would have to carefully cut the decal at the point where you want the corner to be. You have to do this anyway to get the decal on one large wall. Be sure to have a helper and go slowly and carefully. I just love mine!
1389463
Matthew's correct, just put in two screws into the wall or cabinet lined up with the holes on the back of the bar. Slide the bar over the screws and it secures it nicely.I bought this small one because I have limited kitchen space and wanted to put it on the side of the upper cabinet by the sink.
1665114
yea thats what i had to do was screw it into the drywall... not the best way to fasten plate but it worked. i was going to go back and find a different way to fasten it to the wall .but so far its held so i just left it alone.
2113376
Yes,I did....go to Home Depot or the like & get some 2 inch wide Industrial Strength Velcro & put a full ength strip top & bottom or even around all 4 sides & do the matching strips on your wall or wherever & you're good to go. Tip; once you apply the strips to the wall & to the Unit let both fully adhere over 24 hours say,before you mount the piece. Technically you don't have to but I find the Velcro sticky side adheres better long term if you don't immediately mount the Unit.Good Luck,CJ
2043570
There are little metal brackets on that side, so i suppose to could fashion a way to attach it to the wall. wouldn't recommend it - get some cheap floating shelves from IKEA and add covering will accomplish the same thing and be alot more sturdy.
1866204
I wouldn't call it easy, it take quite a bit of know how to run the vents, secure it to the cabinet, and cut the holes in the cabinets. It's also very heavy but the hood is well worth it. It works great!
1031606
not really, but get some 3M adhesive hooks,and attach them to hood, problem solved.
1844928
Dear Carl,SentrySafe provides tools to fix this safe to the wall. It will be from the back to what I noticed. I did not see any provision for fixing it to the floor.Thank you,B. M.
1479512
If you have clearance. The switch is designed to protrude trough the counter and then has a air line that goes to it's unit down at the plug. You will also need to access the back of the backsplash to tighten the switch. You will have to cut into the wall for access into the stud space. Is it doable? Yes? Is it going to be easy? NO. What I found with my cabinets is that my drawers don't go all the way to the back of the cabinet and there was plenty of room to put the switch on the horizontal service behind the drawer and next to the sink. Good luck
775689
I don't think it's that easy. Read some of the reviews and you'll find more info on how others have done it. One thing certain, I wouldn't just put screws into the typical cardboard-like panels. I'd want to be contacting some metal, so you might have to take off the door panels and see what's behind them.
886178
We did but we had to create a wooden jamb the depth of the wall and then we screwed the faces to each side. No problem for us, we are professional construction people with a full woodworking shop, but other people may not have this capability. There are some models you can buy the wall extension for, just not the one that is this small. Hope this helps. :)