Is it possible to use screws to attach it to a wall?
1337297
No you would have to risk breaking the plastic if you drill the holes necessary to use screws.The adhesive works brilliantly.It is very strong and waterproof.Be sure to let it cure for 24 hours and you will be fine.I love mine and I am very picking
1337298
I suppose you could. You would need to drill the holes through the bracket which is a type of hard plastic. You would need to drill those holes in the narrow space between the containers. The bracket is about 1/4 thick but hollow.The mounting they come with works well.
1337299
I suppose you could. You would need to drill the holes through the bracket which is a type of hard plastic. You would need to drill those holes in the narrow space between the containers. The bracket is about 1/4 thick but hollow. The mounting they come with works well.
1337300
I don't remember the bracket having any pre-drilled holes. But, I think there is room for a pan head screw.
108568
With a little creativity, yes. Install electrical box, etc. But, it seems a little flimsy to fix permanently to a wall. Ypu might want something more substancial.
553077
No, The screws will depend on The type of wall and what is the support for. The better is ask in a store where will buy.
1906476
No. The back wall of the cabinet is a mirror so you would not be able to screw/mount to a back wall.
1202943
Yes, there is a small plate on the back that you can attach to the wall then the unit attaches to that. I also do not recommend using the sticky pad for this, but you may be able to drill a couple screws (the kind with the flat, low profile heads) into the plate to attach it.
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
2081634
It can be attached on any of your choices, the limitation of doing so is the screws and wall plugs they come with which are suitable for either wood or drywall....be wary though, the motion sensors in these don't pick up until you're really close.
1577221
You can attach it to a cabinet. But, if you do mount it to the wall make sure to use the little rubber wall angers that go into the wall before the screws.
1698838
You could make that modification, but you would not be able to use the center screw to hold it to the wall. i think there would be times it might fall out of the outlet when there are several cords attached.
335100
That's a tough question.....I have to say NO. Unless you can get a look at the stud in the wall and if its thin enough, get self tapping screws that will screw into the metal stud..... but that's really a hit or miss unless tried., good luck
1563753
Yes, you can use double sided tape or screw it in. Hopefully you have room to mount it on a flat surface as that would be better. Hope that helps.
1509092
We attached to an inside wall. I suppose it depends on what kind of outside wall you have. I can't remember now what hardware was included. But it's definitely doable. You may just need to get a few screws from your hardware store.
661058
It can be fastened with screws, which are supplied with the drywall fasteners if I remember correctly. Or, I think a strong double sided tape would work. Personally, I would use the screws, less damage to drywall vs tape.
804597
I'm sure you could use Scotch or 3m mounting strips to attach them to walls or any other surface.
1242136
You might be able to use screws designed for metal. It's difficult to answer with seeing the piece though.
696732
Not easily with hardware included in the box. However, with new and different brackets, I believe it would look nice attached to the wall.
265911
I don't see why not. Just use wood screws. I put mine on drywall with anchors.