Is this cabinet wall-mountable? I don't think I want the bottom drawers at floor level.
1423205
the cabinet is too heavy for a wall mount. The drawers are not easily removed.
1423206
Wall mounting any piece of furniture requires extra support and good anchoring. It is a solid wood piece (ie: heavy) even when empty. If you really want to mount it on the wall it can be done by removing each drawer and anchoring/screwing the back plate to the wall. It would be a great deal of effort but it is feasible. You would not be able to put much in it for safety reasons.Perhaps a better solution would be to buy 4 table legs and add them to the bottom. This would give it more height while maintaining safety.
1423207
Wall mounting any piece of furniture requires extra support and good anchoring. It is a solid wood piece (ie: heavy) even when empty. If you really want to mount it on the wall it can be done by removing each drawer and anchoring/screwing the back plate to the wall. It would be a great deal of effort but it is feasible. You would not be able to put much in it for safety reasons. Perhaps a better solution would be to buy 4 table legs and add them to the bottom. This would give it more height while maintaining safety.
2132
No. It is a wall mount rack. I am sure you can find one that has feet for the floor.
542744
Mounts on the bottom of you cabinet - depending on the lip of your cabinet, you may need to use the shims - I used my own that had less lift.
174612
I wouldn't trust these drawer slides mounted that way. They will be difficult to pull at best. Worst case, they would just drop the drawer when you pull it out.
194821
No. There is a mounting board that you screw into the wall. Then, the shelf sits onto that piece. You can then screw the shelf into the studs for further support.Essentially, it mounts like toungue-in-groove flooring.
1797192
I am not sure what you are asking. The basket slides onto a cabinet shelf. I haven't tried to mount it but I imagine you could with the right hardware,
194652
The shelves are not removable and they are only vertical. The vertical arrangement worked well. I left some spaces empty so my cabinet does not look overloaded like the picture of it does.
595174
I hung mine with the curves toward the front. I mounted mine underneath my cabinet, not on the wall, so my choice was curves toward me or toward the wall. If mounting on the wall, since the back is flat, I'm sure you can mount the curves top or bottom to your preference.
187726
no the cabinets does not have to be fastened into the wall because the bottom should have adjustable feet under the bottom if not use shims
946960
I don't mm know if there are wider options but is does mount to the "floor" of the cabinet.
194820
No. There is a mounting board that you screw into the wall. Then, the shelf sits onto that piece. You can then screw the shelf into the studs for further support. Essentially, it mounts like toungue-in-groove flooring.
284626
Yes! If they are stackable. The shelves or adjustable to the height you want. I am so pleased at this purchase. The only thing is that I had to buy new metal caster rollers for the bottom because the plastic ones are not that sturdy enough for the weight of this cabinet, especially on carpet. But other than that, it's a nice piece of furniture and I made a good choice.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
210336
It is best if you mount it in the floor of the cabinet, I don't think it will work well on a wall.
964903
Only if you use the rails used to hang the files on. The bottom of the drawers are solid but would warp if you stored lots of stuff directly in the drawers. Entire cabinet is VERY well built-I love mine.!
712222
The bottom is open. Possibly you could use casters that have a U shaped mount. Haven't tried it myself. The cabinet is very heavy so look at extra heavy weight bearing casters. I wound up using furniture sliders under mine.
1049828
No, the top wall bracket would be unstable the way it is designed. It may work if the bracket could be sealed shut in the horizontal position and located at the very back of the cabinet.