Can these be hung on the wall to hold produce?
1443848
They're pretty big and oddly shaped to hang them floating style. You would have to hang a shelf then the basket on top.
1443849
Definitely. I attached mine to a wooden board and put fruit and veggies in them so I think just the wall would be fine.
260802
I think they could if they are secured to a wall, but I'm not sure otherwise
41132
Yes, if their diameter is less than 3-7/8". However, the back end of the rack is not directly supported and would probably sag over time given the weight of those vegetables, unless you were to support the back end by using a short screw to hold it up against the supporting shelf. That would make the rack a little harder to slide onto and off of the shelf, if that is your intention (i.e., rotating the items to use the oldest first).
1036455
It will hold them but it all depends on what the screws attaching it to the wall go into. If it's studs, you should be OK. You can get heavy duty wall anchors. The screws and plastic wall anchors that come with it won't do. The metal of the rack is not real thick. Over time, the rack may twist out from the weight. Keep in mind, you may be putting a lot of weight on a long run of metal that is only supported at each end. If you balance out the weight, heavy pans at the ends and lighter toward the middle, you should be ok. You'll need to be sensible of what you're asking a wide spread of minimally supported metal to do. At a minimum, you'll need to apply some common sense on attaching to the wall. You may want to get 2 smaller ones. Hope this helps.
1946586
I would think so. I Use them on vinyl wall covering to hold curtain rods in camper.
88004
I don't see why not, but I would make sure the wall can really hold if they are being used at the same time, make sure they are really attached to metal or wood.
928272
Yes you can, however, I don't think you will hang it on a wall with any success. There is at least 6 inches from the hook to the back of the cubes. The hangers are not flush with the back. Therefore, it would not hang straight.
186186
They slant and are covered with fabric on the back. It is firm toward the top on the back so I guess one might try to screw a hanger in there but I would be worried about damaging something. The only way I can them practically being wall mounted is to put them on a tiny shelves the size of the bases.
564282
I'm not sure . I hung them on the wall with screws. But I don't see why they wouldn't
2255628
Yes, if you use them upside down. I used both of them on either side of a 2 and a half foot planter and it held very well.
1830497
I don't use them for hanging plants, but my wife has. She has had them break with heavy plants. We don't have a specific weight.
24573
Indoors, on drywall? Perhaps, but only if anchored/screwed into a stud. I got them for outdoor hanging baskets for our cedar fence (posts). And they hold a lot of weight.
1275351
Yes, these are great for hats. I'm not sure how you could attach to a closet wall, but there is probably some way to do so.
790255
I suppose you can hang them if you have "S" hooks and chain. I love love these baskets - good quality..
1094245
The plastic finger itself would be strong enough to hold items. However, it would all depend on how you attach it to the display way, because while they do come with adhesive bottoms. I don't know how well that would hold up under additional weight. My suggestion would be to pre-drill a hole in the base and use a screw to attach the base to your display wall for additional support.
1185860
You could- but it is very small. They are about 2" wide pots. They do hang nicely in a wall but they could free hang nicely as well.
1501000
I personally would not use these to hang a flower box, as I don't think it would be sturdy enough. I would mount a shelf to set the flower box on.