Is this too heavy to mount on a vertical surface? Will it pull itself off the wall if I hang it next to my desk with double sided tape?
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I'm not sure. I have it on a horizontal desk. It doesn't weight much. If you were planning to use heavy cords, it doesn't fit between the slots. Sorry I wasn't able to answer your Q.
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The Quirky Cordy weighs 5 ounces by my postage scale. This is great for holding it steady on a horizontal surface but tape wouldn't hold it on the vertical. For a vertical surface, there exist adhesive-backed clips that hold one or multiple cables that you can put at the side or edge of the desk that work great. Radio Shack used to have one (can't find it now), Belkin has some, there are some on Amazon called "Adhesive Computer Cable Drop Clips Organizers." The generic name appears to be "cable clips."
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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.
1692330
Yes it can. I have a dual monitor mount clamped to the back of the desk and it didn't budge. I've had it for a few months now and there is no visible dip or anything like that from the weight.
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Mine is installed on the wall, but you might try that spongy double-sided tape - something like this: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Scotch-Mounting-125-Inch-314/dp/B0007P5G8Y/ref=sr_1_10?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1412563943&sr=1-10&keywords=double+sided+tape
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As others have said, it is intended for mounting in a 19" equipment rack. If you really want to mount it on a wall, it can be easily done using a special bracket though. You can search Amazon for "1U 19 inch rack vertical wall mount" to find a bracket that will work.
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I mounted mine to the side of a wooden desk by using "Industrial Strength Velcro"....it has held in place for about 4 months....just make sure you have the surface very clean and dry when applying the Velcro.
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I guess you could use double sided tape on the bottom to mount it, but there aren't any holes or grooves for mounting. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. Hope that helps!
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I am eagerly waiting to hear about your experience with this mount. (I am also considering using it for a 42" Panasonic -stated weight 45.2lbs.) I have another articulating mount, a very expensive one, but it is seriously heavy--almost as heavy as the TV! And since I am mounting to the outside of a cabinet, I would prefer to keep the total weight down. Amazon states that the weight of this product is 2.5 pounds; is this correct? (The mount I have weighs 38 lbs.) I would also be interested to know how far the mount "sticks out" from the wall when it is fully folded back. Thanks.
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Hey Jim,My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
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If I remember correctly it is a hallow back. Either way, I do not think Velcro strips would be strong enough to hold this to your wall :(
1130854
I mounted this under my kitchen cabinet to save space. I assume you can mount it vertically against a wall since it only requires 2 screws.
1261991
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.
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You should be able to mount with doublesided tape, but I cannot say how much weight it would be able to hold. I mounted mine in our camper, but screwed into studs where possible, and used plastic anchors where there were not studs available.
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It would depend how far and if you want it flat on the wall. If you want it flat, but shifted over due to location of studs or something I would use something else. This one makes a good corner or articulating mount.
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I have it hung vertically and it works great. If you want to see it working, I'll be posting pictures when I post my review (I'll post it in the next couple days).
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I Wouldn't recommend mounting it on the wall unless you use some type of shelving setup to Support the unit from below. The shelves are made of press board, and I'm assuming this product wouldn't hold itself up without pulling the boards apart. Now if you buy a couple "L" brackets and attach to the bottom, it Would probably be OK as long as you're not going to load it up with 100 lbs if stuff. So, short answer; not without additional hardware.
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If you intend to install this product high on a wall, mount the bracket vertical and ensure all four mounting screws are centered in a stud. This is a very sturdy bracket; it will hold the weight just fine.