Do you think that they can be hung using extra strength velcro rather than screws? The screws would go through the top of the cabinet
47554
Probably, but you're probably better off with some 20# double sided tape. You don't want it all to come down.
47555
I think it would be better to use shorter screws than Velcro (even heavy duty).
1732223
On one end there is a 3" Velcro strip, then a small self adhesive Velcro strip to attach the cabinet or TV to attach it to. Or you could staple or tack the strip to the cabinet. Velcro is Velcro. If there is a lot of weight it will come off sooner or later. If you have a lot of weight pulling on it then I would staple or tack it in place. Cables are somewhat self supporting. I don't have mine attached to anything. It's just to keep them all together and neat looking. Not to hold any weight.
827147
In my experience of using the ShelfLinks I would not say they would be secure without using screws to hold all the upright and horizontal 2x4's in place. Especially when you are taking items on and off the shelves...I even secured the bases to the floor so that the base would stay as secure as possible.
355480
I don't remember if they came with brackets to do that, but I would think you could get those cheap at the store and secure to the wall. I did not do that so if they were in there, they were added to our other hardware. Sorry.
1450172
Yes. They come with a little clip that has a hole in it so you can hang them with that. A little hook with a string would work good.
265744
Yes you can, I looked at mine, there are openings that you could hang from wall, I would worry about the weight of the paper pulling the screws out of the wall.
564282
I'm not sure . I hung them on the wall with screws. But I don't see why they wouldn't
1068586
Yes it is possible to attach them to the floor of the cabinet. But you will need an additional hardware kit to install them stacked one above the other. Unless you are just installing one drawer. If so no additional hardware is needed.
476776
I would say no. They are small, for cabinet doors ...don't think they would be strong enough
703836
Yes and it's great. I don't know about the screws. They did not go all the way thru my cabinet, but that would depend on the thickness of yours as all cabinets are different. I really, really love mine.
499707
I attached mine to the side of an above counter cabinet. I used screws longer than the width of the cabinet side by aligning the screws with a shelf inside so the screws went into the side of the shelf and wouldn't be seen. Worked great. Hope this helps.
1094493
Absolutely! The cabinets are free standing but certainly can be secured to the wall through the back of the cabinet. You may need to run a 1x2 on the back side.
1028238
They are rather heavy, so I use nail to hang them.....I wouldn't trust adhesive strips.
580172
Yes, but like others have said, they are not very good screws. They would probably be fine if you were screwing into a wall stud. If screwing into drywall, they will not work. You will need to use a drywall anchor. That is what I did. With the gun on the hangers, you would be hard pressed to tell that the hangers are mounted with silver colored screws with a drywall anchor behind them.
1348941
I would imagine with the right screw/anchor system they could. Ours are mounted directly to studs in the wall.
486979
It will take mounting spacing blocks on the sides of the cabinet. Metal screws in from the outside to do that would impair the appearance of the cabinet but that's a matter of choice. Then attaching to metal drawers, but not impossible. So yes it is doable. I agree though with the other answer that they were designed for wooden drawers.
665814
If you want to get the best performance then use the screws. If you use double sided tape, magnets probably won't be held properly and your cabinet won't be secure at all.