Does this Closet require Nails &amp; Hammers to install against the wall? I do not want to make holes in my wall
1204370
Hi! I'm not sure how to answer the question since I presume you know that it has to be secured to the wall in some manner? If you mean specifically a hammer and nails, the answer is no, but you will be screwing in screws. I believe I made approximately 8 holes in the wall per unit. I hope I've helped!
847574
Did it include a small wooden piece. Once you install the small wooden piece the shelf sits on it. But of course to secure drill two holes in the bottom and anchor to wall. I love my shelf and holds almost all my makeup. Good luck.
338695
My studs did not line up well either since I mounted mine in corner of garage. I did not use drywall anchors though; I build a frame using 1x6's which I think worked very well. It is super sturdy, and I wasn't worried about seeing the wood mounted on the wall since it was the garage. I have pictures of how I did it, so if you want to see them, just let me know. My email is jshook12@yahoo.com Good luck!
59477
This shouldn't be a problem, this item comes with its own frame for the pullouts to slide the baskets in. So you do not actually need to have side wall to screw nails into (you'll need to screw them onto the bottom of the cabinet however), it will be assembled into the frame. Hope that makes sense. Let me know if I can clarify.
82608
Yes, the wall mount AND the item mount are both there along with nail/screws. I used other screws though, not what was provided since I needed longer ones with more thread.
622981
The shelves (4) are installed using a cam lock and screwed-in metal "dowels". There is no nailing. You can certainly leave some out. This is a very well-made, well-designed cabinet with a nice finish. The cabinet can also be taken apart later without too much effort, should you want to change the shelf configuration or for easy transport. The shelves are located to coincide with the cross bars of the windows, so the edges of the shelves are not visible from the outside. Keep in mind that the shelves will keep the sides of the cabinet straight - the more shelves, the better.
1768963
Definitely screws. Nails would be awkward. It needs to be mounted to something solid - either the studs in the wall or a door. The previous owner of our home mounted a similar unit to just the drywall. It started to pull of after a year.
1926684
There should be a couple of small nails left in the package. Take one and nail it at a slight angle like mounting a picture on the wall through the strap. You don't need to find studs in wall. Push the unit right against the wall and draw the strap tight and pound the other nail all the way into the top of the unit. There will be very little force so it doesn't take much to hold everything in place. The nails were the ones you used to hold the back panel on. Nails work best, but if no nails there should be a couple of screws left or get a couple of nails at Walmart. You must secure the unit to the wall as it will tip forward. There should be a couple of small nails left in the package. Take one and nail it at a slight angle like mounting a picture on the wall through the strap. You don't need to find studs in wall. Push the unit right against the wall and draw the strap tight and pound the other nail all the way into the top of the unit. There will be very little force so it doesn't take much to hold everything in place. The nails were the ones you used to hold the back panel on. Nails work best, but if no nails there should be a couple of screws left or get a couple of nails at Walmart. You must secure the unit... » Read More There should be a couple of small nails left in the package. Take one and nail it at a slight angle like mounting a picture on the wall through the strap. You don't need to find studs in wall. Push the unit right against the wall and draw the strap tight and pound the other nail all the way into the top of the unit. There will be very little force so it doesn't take much to hold everything in place. The nails were the ones you used to hold the back panel on. Nails work best, but if no nails there should be a couple of screws left or get a couple of nails at Walmart. You must secure the unit to the wall as it will tip forward. « Show Less
288328
They are not bolted into the wall but installed with an adjustable tension rod system. They recommend bolting it into the window framework also for added security, but it is really not necessary unless you are putting some pretty heavy pots on the shelves. They include bolts also which can be screwed in thru the holes in the black side adjusters. I have had mine up for months with just using the tension mount and it fits pretty snug.
1305083
No nailing needed. Mine is only pressure and is very secure with a toddler in my house every week.
632322
I don't see why you would need a closet. There is nothing that holds the system up that requires the adjacent walls. The brackets mount flat against the back wall of the closet and the bars hook on, they don't touch the side walls. Cool idea, though.
1146897
I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same color as the walls and it would be virtually invisible (the bracket would cover it for the most part). I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same... » Read More I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same color as the walls and it would be virtually invisible (the bracket would cover it for the most part). « Show Less
1342407
You can add shelves if you like but there are no pre drilled holes. It came with a wooden rod to hang clothes which was a little short. I just made a new one to hang clothes, since closet space is limited. It takes a while to build but looks great when done. Hope this helps!!!
856319
On the back you'll see four crossbars, two short and two long. One of the short crossbars will have a nail tab with two holes. Once you know where you want to place it on the wall, you only need to center the nail on the wall and align the nail tab. If you're hanging it horizontally, you'll have to use the minibars that connect the four crossbars you see in the photo which will require two nails. I hope that helps.
1763306
No, you do not have to install the shelves. I am thinking about ordering another cabinet and using it as a closet.
1807630
I agree with the previous answers...you will need some hooks for your tools/equipment. I bought different sizes of hooks both online and at home depot. It comes with 6 long screws to put them on the wall (very easy to install). This is a great product and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to purchase it.
566489
Yes. It is not required. The top shelf and the bracket don't need to be installed.