Can I put it higher up on the wall? We have no space at floor level
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You can put it up higher on the wall but remember it radiates heat forward (about 20%) and upward (about 80%). Also I have had terrible problems with all my units "CRACKING". You may to consider another product!
1397208
You could put it higher on the wall or on the ceiling if you wanted to. Just be how long the cord is.
1397209
I know there is something in the directions about convection heating, they suggest putting it 6 inches from the floor and the air is suppose to circulate naturally without any moving parts. Heat rises so I think the lower to the floor you put it the better it would work. The cord is approx. 6 feet
1397210
You can put the panel just about anywhere you want. It hangs like a picture and I have heard that you can even paint them. Just a word of caution, the panels crack. I have read lots of reviews where this has happened and I am not sure if they are safe to use after they crack. We loved our heater but will not buy another one until the cracking issue has been resolved.
942583
The design of this will not let it be set on the floor. You can't tell by looking at the picture provided, but the back part that mounts on the wall hangs down about 3 inches past the bottom shelf.
1278412
There are not additional holes drilled so it could be raised. The lower shelf is 11inches from the floor.
1773274
with a wall mounted TV above this shelf, there wouldn't be adequate room to install other wall shelf below. it will take the majority of your wall space as is.
987621
This thing is kind of tall, thin, and wobbly. It would need to be wall mounted for stability before putting anything on top of it.
1576792
I set mine at 6'1", but if you mount it on that wall per the instructions you can move it higher or lower.
1730491
there is an extender that you can find for this. it also raises the unit by a few inches.
1434108
You can have it laying on the floor. I mounted mine on string from the refrigerator so it would move back and forth with the refrigerator and be up above the trim around the base of the wall. Now I can push my refrigerator back another 1/2 inch or so.
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This unit is a right good size to hang on the wall it is more of a floor model. If you have the right equipment or know of a carpenter who can build you something it may be possible.
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I am not sure if you can. I wouldn't do that without checking with their help desk. They have wonderful live help person if you call. Have you looked to see if Whitmor makes a 72" shelving unit? Then for sure it would be stable and safe at that height.
1356101
I did not mount this unit and it works well on the floor. The floor was level, but you might want to secure it for additional security.
1112052
I think that would make the bed too high. Mine is high enough with just the mattress.
321181
Would not work, needs a wall behind. Suggest you look at the kind of caddy that comes on an extension pole, & pole reaches floor-to-ceiling. E H
1244414
no it cant i have it on a wall shelve about 6''2 from the floor but you can also place it on a table
318412
The headboard can probably be adjusted. I just set it on the floor - but there are attachments on the legs that adjust height. You can always put it on wall with a cabinet hanging rack which I have used on other headboards.
1207144
My husband was able to raise ours up somewhat with what was there on our bedframe but I know a lot of people who have suggested mounting the headboard on the wall and they do this all the time on HGTV so you might try that to get it up higher. I am pleased with mine as it is comfortable while just relaxing or reading.
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I would think you could. Probably not as good as on a solid floor. Make sure you get it tightened down well. If you are putting this inside your home, I would be concerned about your ceiling. I think it would damage the ceiling.Gary B.