Can this phone wall mount and have a catch so the receiver doesnt fall off.
1330397
It comes with both a wall-mount attachment as well as a leg to prop it upright on a desk. Note, to get the catch to work you need to take it out completely and flip it around.
2005805
Definitely a wall mountable phone. Requires a standard wall mount plate. Receiver actually sits in cradle when wall mounted.
173974
I have mine on the floor as I've no convenient wall, but noting the design, it is built like a thumb-tack and it stays like a picture on the wall. Look at how the receiver hooks onto the cradle when you hold it upright and look on the back, there is a little hole for holding a thumb-tack.
1552169
You probably need to loosen up the bolt right behind the mounting TV plate and if you have it mounted to stud good on the wall it should not fall off.
1772692
It has a large (about one-half inch diameter) round hole on the back. It would slip over a nail or screw that had a large head. I don't remember if any mounting hardware came with the phone. I think it's the same kind of mounting of an Panasonic phone I bought a decade ago. Mine sits on a table.
1598895
Yes, but it didn't work very well with my older wall mount system. It kept falling off very easily. I use the product non-mounted. Otherwise decent phone for the $$
1887549
Yes, it can be wall-mounted and it will be a little over 4 inches from the wall where the handset is located.
2180736
It has the slots on the back of the base to hang on wall screws. Mine is sitting on my desk. I can't remember if it came with the screws. The whole thing is lightweight. I just don't know how well the receiver would stay on and not be prone to falling off if it was vertical.
1863049
I suspect the exterior piece that slides over the wall mount part would, not sure that it might not move around on you tho.
1226781
Yes, the base unit can be wall-mounted. On the bottom of the base unit is a clever little stand that swivels. In one direction you can use it on a counter or table or shelf and it allows the base unit to sit at a proper angle to hold/charge the phone, use the answering machine, etc. Once you swivel the bottom piece, it changes the angle of how the base sits and will work perfectly when mounted to a wall. I "believe" that it comes with the mounting hardware too. (Sorry I just can't remember that for sure.)
2243815
to the best of my knowledge it can 't be mounted to the wall. The handset wouldn't have any way of staying on the cradle and there is nothing on the back to hook onto anything on the wall.
474051
There is a phone jack in the back to plug into. It has two holes in the back that do not match up to a phone wall mount. I had to use screws that screw into plastic plugs in the wall. It has to be a fairly sturdy mount. But if I could do it, anybody can.
438759
the cradle has holes for wall mounting. when mounted it looks like a shelf. I wall mounted my handset in my garage.
1757496
Extremely doubtful. I checked the user's manual and it had nothing in it to indicate that wall mounting was a feature. Then I went to the set itself and examined the entire back of the set and there are no openings which would accept any type of hangar or accept even a nail (or nails ) for mounting. The set has very short very small bottom-padded feet at each corner. Plus I'm sure if any attempt was made to wall mount that the handset would easily fall out of its base.
1638863
The phone will not be secured in the stand but you can rest it on one of the hooks. Just be careful because it's not secured and can be knocked off easy.
1853483
There is no hanger for the handset to keep it in place. There is a plate to mount it on the wall, but the handset falls off of it.
1629462
The problem is that the phone does not stay on the hook when it is on the wall. It is so bad that I am replacing the phone - it did go on the wall, but did not act as a good wall phone.