Can anyone tell me if there are wood braces or some kind of brackets on the back side so you can screw the cabinet to a wall? thanks...
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The unit I purchased just sits on the floor in front of the dryer exhaust hose, and next to my stackable washer/dryer unit. I then built a shelf at the back of the storage unit over the dryer exhaust hose that is fastened to the wall and sits on a step up on top of the back of the storage unit, insuring that nothing can fall down behind also adding to the laundry folding area. I also purchased the wall unit which I screwed into the ceiling and into a stud I located on the wall behind it, I then added a towel bar underneath to hang items which I take out of the dryer that I don't want to get wrinkled. I just love them. The unit I purchased just sits on the floor in front of the dryer exhaust hose, and next to my stackable washer/dryer unit. I then built a shelf at the back of the storage unit over the dryer exhaust hose that is fastened to the wall and sits on a step up on top of the back of the storage unit, insuring that nothing can fall down behind also adding to the laundry folding area. I also purchased the wall unit which I screwed into the ceiling and into a stud I located on the wall behind it, I then added a towel bar underneath to hang items which I take out of the dryer that I don't want to get... » Read More The unit I purchased just sits on the floor in front of the dryer exhaust hose, and next to my stackable washer/dryer unit. I then built a shelf at the back of the storage unit over the dryer exhaust hose that is fastened to the wall and sits on a step up on top of the back of the storage unit, insuring that nothing can fall down behind also adding to the laundry folding area. I also purchased the wall unit which I screwed into the ceiling and into a stud I located on the wall behind it, I then added a towel bar underneath to hang items which I take out of the dryer that I don't want to get wrinkled. I just love them. « Show Less
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It doesn't. In fact, it's a base unit and weighs quite a bit. However, that said you might be able to rig something, but I'd advise against it. It actually doesn't come with any backing and I went out and cut a piece of 1/8" mdf to size and used small finishing nails to make a back.
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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.
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For me, I made a custom [in-wall] frame for it to be mounted. There are holes behind the front mirror hinges, so I used those so that nothing could be seen for attaching to new wood frame. Very nice product, if it works for you.
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The shelf corners hang from a vertical support arm (uprights?) that has a inch or two wiggle room. They connect to a brace that must be anchored into solid wood (ceiling joists) on either end of the vertical support arm. You'll need to install bolts from the outside so the shelf cannot be so close to the wall that you can't install, and tighten the bolt. There was a series of back and forth install steps that I needed to go through before I had the shelf put up properly, but I am happy I went with this product. It looks solid and dependable. Good Luck
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NO. The holes for the metal support brackets are pre-drilled. Mine were already in place. However, as far as I can tell, it would be fairly easy to remove the 4 brackets, drill new holes in the desired location and reinstall. The back 2 brackets are recessed flush with the wood surface but I don't see that being a huge problem. A DIY'er or someone who likes to tinker with wood could make it work. GOOD LUCK.
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The cabinet can be secured to the wall. When the doors are open you see the back of the wall. I am pretty happy with mine, fits perfect in my small bathroom.
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There are 4 slotted holes on the back of the cabinet. You just mark the holes and depending on where in your wall you hit put in anchors if needed and install the screws. Leave them out so you can slide the cabinet into them and then tighten them some. I didn't tighten them a whole lot just snugged them to the cabinet. I did it by myself but if you could get someone to help you hold it up while you mark the screw holes would be easier.
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I am sorry. This drawer slide does not come with a back mounting bracket. I think you can buy the rear bracket as a separate item. I do not know your cabinet area but you may use a piece of wood to use as a block out.
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Yes, the cabinet is very simple and sleek and does not look strange mounted to a wall. One way to help you visualize more completely is to cut a cardboard box up into the dimensions of the cabinet and then lightly tape to the wall to view it. Good luck!
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The pair of Brackets come without screws or ancor's. I am guessing that it uses #8 wood screws, but you will be able to verify that once they arrive.
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I can't remember that brackets for wall hanging came with this board. I would go to a handware store and look at the picture hanging brackets. It is a light board so you won't need a heavy duty bracket.Instructions are usually on the bracket package for hanging. I just have my board propped up against the wall in front of my computer. Good luck!
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It has been a while since I put mine together but I do not recall any hardware to mount shelves to the wall. That being said: It would be fairly easy to go to Lowes and find something that would work; however, the unit is very stable and the triangular design makes it very hard to tip over. I was very pleased with the quality and solidness of the unit.
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I'm afraid I won't be much help because I just propped this headboard behind the bed and pushed the bed against it so that it's snug with the wall. I don't recall there being brackets included in the package but I could be mistaken. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer!
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yes, use a brace attaching the back to the wall. the top is a recessed well which would hide the brace.
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Absolutely! The cabinets are free standing but certainly can be secured to the wall through the back of the cabinet. You may need to run a 1x2 on the back side.
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There are two screws included with the cabinet. We use our own screws with molly wall anchors, however, since we were installing the cabinet on drywall. If you are installing on wood, you probably just need the screws. They are installed through the back of the cabinet onto the wall. The screws can be seen when the cabinet is open only. Hope that helps.
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No, both the hinge side and the lock side screw into a wall stud or the window frame; not sure how else you would do it though you could secure it to wood and secure the wood with whatever fastener you are thinking of.