I'm in an apartment. Can this be mounted on the wall w/o damage? Or should I look elsewhere?
1400696
You can hang this antenna anywhere in the room or you on the top of your furniture
1400697
From what I know about this antenna, that's what it's made for. You'll probably have to use plastic anchors to mount it, but they can be easily removed and filled in when you remove the antenna.
1400698
I believe that it is meant to be installed on a pole. I suppose you could purchase a smallsectionof pvc pipe lowes of home depot, or for that matter if you are not worried about appearances just rest it on the wall. As an outdoor antenna it is quite good
1400699
You will need to mount it using something firmly anchored to the wallIf you do not have anything already on the wall that could be used and you cannot drill on the wall, you need to look for an indoor antenna
1736042
I know it says you can surface mount this cabinet, but it is really made to be inset into the wall. I contacted a friends maintenance man who installed it into the wall for me for $100 and he did a very professional job. I would advise against surface mounting this cabinet. My cabinet had some damage to the frame, but I filled it in with a marker so it is barely noticeable. I was going to have it surface mounted but I am very glad I paid the $100 to have an experienced maintenance man set it into the wall. Because I hired it done, that's about all I can tell you. Perhaps your local Home Depot could suggest someone who could help.
920738
It would be pretty difficult due to how close you would be to the wall. I would suggest going to a ceiling mounted unit.
1522413
It does not have to be mounted on the wall. It can rest flat easy any wear. It gives a cool effect on the floor ! Its just the wall gives the best protection because you wouldn't have to worry about it getting stepped on or knocked off something.
1595364
I don't think this unit was made to be wall mounted. Someone creative may be able to.
795758
Depends what you mean by "damaging walls". Studs should be ok, sheetrock or baseboard will be a toast, but those are easily replaceable.
1568589
If you didn't attach the stand then I supposse you could. It doesn't have attachments for that though, because it is meant to be standing. There are some cheaper ones on here specifically for wall mounting! Good luck!
413872
I agree with the other 2 answers, No it can not & should not be wall mounted. I have mine on a bar stool next to the wall and it works just fine.
630087
The instructions say not to, but The shelf is really sturdy once hung up, so I think it would be okay. We wanted it wall mounted, so didn't try.
694095
I would check with a professional carpenter if you have or will be putting in a wall unit. It's a different project from what I took on as a DIY.
5269
It's not designed to be wall mounted. I suppose if you were handy you could rig something. However, it's quite heavy, so whatever you did would need to be capable of supporting considerable weight.
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Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the damage to the dry wall. I'm still waiting to see if I'm going to get billed for the damage. Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the... » Read More Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the damage to the dry wall. I'm still waiting to see if I'm going to get billed for the damage. « Show Less
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It's not super heavy, but heavy enough that if it falls from 5ft, it would definitely cause damages to anything that it falls on. I would try to avoid hanging it above anything that you value. The manual says you could wall mount it: "Compact design allows for horizontal, vertical, or wall mounted placement". However, I don't remember if it came with any mounting hardware or not.
219632
Hello, this can not be mounted on a wall-mount. There are no holes for mounting.
1218613
It is not designed to mount on a wall. However, you could using some "U" shaped brackets mount it but it would not look professional.
46960
yes i had this problem, but instead of worrying about hte potentially permanent damage it could have caused, i got it installed on the wall for real cheap. By Tr-State Installs.http://www.tristateinstalls.com/index.htm
1400997
Absolutely! I have TWO of these (one in each of two houses) and they are both mounted in the wall. You will need to provide support to the outside of the units. Enjoy! They work VERY well.