Can this be attached without any damage to wall and window, as in vacation rental properties?
59624
no it does not attach to wall or window.. it just slide in window with ledge.. nothing attached.. i removed it for summer and no damage as easy to do.. hope it helps
588548
The design is window-specific. With proper adjustment and alteration, however, it is possible to place it through a wall.
1577172
Yes, you can, with no damage to the unit. I've installed many of these over the years and have two in my own home. They are rather "bulletproof".
544778
We have not tried to attach it to a wall. We move the 2 we have around to different places as needed.
451274
I highly recommend the screws as the glue from the Veclro tape (included) gets soft and loses it sticky property in the hot sun. I also rent but will fill the holes with sparkle when I move out. Any type of adhesive will probably have the same effect if placed in a sunny window, otherwise the Velcro tape will work in a shady, cool window.
185908
You will need to drill small holes and use screws and/or wall anchors to mount each end in a solid backed wall a less solid wall may not be secure enough to hold and could cause damage from not holding up. Otherwise the the rest of the unit lies flat will not damage wall (except for the small drill holes)
1953870
Yes BUT it's removable from the right side so unless your unit sticks out past the wall/window sill, you'll have to pull the whole unit out of the window to remove it.
698837
I'm using mine in a rental. It can be removed and re-installed easy enough.
868346
We attached ours to the bed frame, but it could be attached to wall or freestanding I suppose.
1898235
The top and bottom of the entire unit iare attached to the wall so that should not be a problem. The rod that holds the clothes can be taken out of the sliding slot in the middle where there is a small opening, but it takes effort. The sliding rod moves up and down with ease and does not become detached. I own two units and have not had this problem.
1673233
We're glad you asked! The 3M Company, under the brand name "Command" manufactures a damage free hook that can be mounted on any surface. Furthermore, it can be removed and used elsewhere if you change your mind. There is no damage to the wall, and these hooks work well on surfaces that cannot be penetrated, such as the concrete walls in our office. These Command hooks come in a variety of sizes and are available at any hardware or office supply store. Hope this helps! Have fun!
2118083
No, it cannot be easily detached. It uses a proprietary locking system that is hidden from view and would be very difficult to remove.
403391
Unless you have at least a few inches of wall surface inside your window frame, I'm afraid not. It needs to be nailed into the wall with a drill and it goes only straight across.
463667
Yes, this would not be a problem. It is very securely fastened to the wall.
1261474
No not to the windowsill itself but I did notice damage to my privacy glass I have. So I use the Velcro. It works perfectly for me
2200089
There is no need to attach to a wall. It stands very stable by itself. Goodluck!
1984622
It depends on your particular situation. You may be able to use 3M hooks that require no drilling or damage to the walls. IF this is a problem for you I would definitely recommend giving the 3M adhesive hooks (the ones with the pull tab for removing) a shot first. Otherwise, use screw in hooks to hit the wall stud and/or drywall anchors such as the tornado anchors that grip really secure. Either of these will, unfortunately, put holes in your wall. It can be repaired pretty easily if say you're renting and have to move out and make sure everything is fixed back for the landlord by using either a calk or drywall mud and putty knife and some carefully tinted paint to touch it up. Didn't mean to get technical but wanted to help you out as much as I could. Good luck.