Can this be used to attach shelves to drywall?
1332585
It depends how big/heavy the shelves are. We use it for much smaller letters and use silicone as well.
1372533
I dont believe so. you would need extra clips to hold shelves in place. I could only use 3 of the wire squares as shelves with what came in package.
1733151
Yes, screws that can be used for wall studs or with heavy duty dry wall anchors. Just need a power drill, bits& Phillips head to install
1696562
Yes. You should be okay provided the drywall is that thick. I would recommend hilti toggle bolts instead of regular anchors though.
1341179
Yes it can...there are several wall mount options that are strong enough to hold the weight...Obviously the wall mount will need to be connected to framing members (studs) behind the drywall! If this is not possible due to layout...you may have to reinforce the mounting points...(cut drywall and add framing)...or add a 3/4 or thicker plywood panel behind it, attached to framing this could provide the strength you need!I could sen you a picture of ours!Jim
378637
I really dont think so. There are pre-drilled holes for the shelves so i dont think that would work.
2043571
No. It would only seem to work with a window. If I were you, I would just get a regular shelf that you attach to the wall and use that.
820507
I really don't think so. The particle board is not very strong - unless it was very very lightweight objects on the shelves, I am afraid theunit would pull off the wall.
1559039
No, not at all. As long as you can find a wooden stud, you should be fine screwing it in by hand. I have a metal frame behind my wall so I had to get special screws to hold it in JUST the dry wall and it's holding steady with about 10 pounds of books on there. So it's more about the screws yet get, rather then this product.
2164460
Yes this will work but make sure to use drywall anchors if there is no stud.
824274
No, I don't see any way for wall attachment. It could sit on a narrow shelf, however, but it is rather heavy.
258838
It is held up by 2 mounting clips, it depends on your wall, if you have hollow drywall nails may not do it. Anything solid like wood nails will work.
927352
It depends on the wall surface you are trying to mount it to. A wood wall or thick paneling will mount easy. Just use some 2-3" drywall screws and a power drill/screw driver. If you are attaching to sheetrock, you should use some butterfly or toggle bolts. It comes with plastic anchors, throw them in the trash as they are useless for supporting any weight other than the shelf.
675064
Only if you use pressure treated lumber; which will be more expensive. The plastic components of the shelves shouldn't have a problem. I would swap out for better screws though.
278222
I purchased these for a 1-1/2" solid wood shelf that is 36" long and 10" deep. They are pretty strong brackets and look very nice. We haven't had any issues with them and they could probably hold a shelf up to 48" long if you really needed to. I would just make sure they are installed into a stud versus using the wall anchors in just the drywall. Hope that helps.
1078883
I suppose it could with wall anchors. but it is intended to fit closet system holes perfectly with shelf self tapping screws.
701321
The answer is, "Yes, sort of." I have used these rails to make a pullout shelf attached to a flat shelf. To make it work, I attached the outside rails to a pair of 1x2s. I then attached the 1x2s to a couple of strips of 1x2 plywood, then attached the plywood to the shelf. Basically, I made a simple enclosure for the rails. In the end, it worked perfectly.