I need to mount this item on the wall, but vertically and not horizontal. Can the tray be mounted on the narrow side of the board vs the wide side?Thank you
76836
I really don't see why the tray couldn't be mounted on the narrow side of the board, but the tray would extend 2 inches on each side longer than the board as the tray is the 28" wide and the narrow side is 24"
76837
Unfortunately, while the board itself can be mounted either way, the supplied tray is too long to mount on the short side. Unless the manufacturer has changed the product, the tray measures 28.25" and the short side is 24".
76838
The tray isn't exactly mounted to the board; it's more like a hinge that stays on the board when it is hung, because it is wedged between the board and the wall. So to answer your question, yes, you should be able to place the tray on the narrow side if that is how you decide to hang it.
76839
William. I am looking at mine now and I don't see how you can do that without overlap. The tray is approx. 30 inches long and the narrow part of the white board is 24 inches. However, if the overlap doesn't bother you it can certainly be mounted.
210337
There is a metal frame that screws to the "bottom" of the cabinet. The drawer then "slides" in the channels. This applies to both the single and double drawer. I suppose you could mount this on the wall, but you would lose the width of the drawer.
1752339
You can mount the screws at any position. However, the wider you get the more stability the unit will have.Good Luck
473614
The packaging recommends that you do NOT mount horizontally, though mine is at a diagonal and I haven't had any problems whatsoever. Hope this helps.
2231180
Yes. The little metal parts that hold the bulletin board up get mounted to the wall. You can place them wherever you want. The board then hangs on them. You can put the metal hangers closer together so that you can hang your board vertically. Hope you like it.
1973622
I mounted my board using those Velcro stickers instead of screws so I wouldn't put holes in my wall and you can mount it either way then. They're very sturdy and that way I could take it off the wall when I need to.
1746994
I never considered mounting it vertically, but I don't see why not. The base of the paper roll would rub against the bottom, but it still should work just fine. Good luck!
1895608
Yes. Mine is hung vertically. Instead of using the hanging hardware that comes with it I used command strips. Not sure if the hardware allows for bidirectional hanging though.
105605
Just horizontally with the hardware that is included. I recently moved and rehung both this and my Board Dudes 22 x 35 corkboard -- both are horizontal only. I hope this helps.
2009224
My mother's is mounted horizontally. My brother did the install, and didn't comment about there being any difficulties. Looks great...SO much better than those cheap plastic boxes at Lowes or Home Depot.
1545243
Sorry to take so long to answer. The turntable does seem to be sturdy and should be able to handle the wood tray. Of course, it might depend on how thick the tray is. Attachment is your choice. That might be helpful and would prevent any sliding or shifting of the board. I hope this has been helpful to you.... Marie
2192232
Yes, that is precisely what it is for. Depending on how you place the brackets, you can mount any width snowboard at an angle or perfectly horizontally. You would not be able to mount it vertically.
1284024
I believe it would be fine to mount it vertically. mine is horizontal, but I don't see anything that would prevent or prohibit from vertical.
307752
i think it won´t work wall mounted..... the way that i used it: fitted perfectly in a drawer
162980
Well, it is designed to go in the wall, not on the wall. You could mount on the wall it is possible, but hen you would need to build a surround of some sort to hide the ugly sides. You need to look for one listed as a surface mount.
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
202194
I did it a few months ago for a 13" x 22" plywood tray mounted on part of the floor of a corner cabinet. When extended, the tray comes out from the cabinet into the kitchen like a drawer would, but there is less material since it has no drawer sides, just a small lip. So far it works but there is a decent amount of deflection and a bit of bounce if I push on the end of the tray when it's fully extended on the slides. I treat it more carefully than other drawers and don't load it heavily, especially at the front end.