Is there any reason this can't be used on a bathroom counter and not hung from the wall?
55896
It's base is not really stable enough to use on a counter (especially when opening and closing the doors). But, I believe you could set it on a counter and anchor it into a wall and still get the effect you're looking for.
55897
Because the cabinet isn't very deep but is quite tall in relation to the depth, I'd hesitate to use it simply standing on a counter. I'd be afraid it would easily be pulled over, especially if there were children in the house. Yes, it can be used on a countertop, but I'd tether it to the wall, just as you would a tall bookcase.
55898
No reason at all. I have mine sitting on the floor in my bathroom. I like this cabinet a lot.
55899
I guess not ...although, it would be a bit tippy if you don't do something about that. velcro it so the counter!
55900
I feel it is not sturdy nor wide enough to be stable on a counter without being fastened in some way. As for the people who claim to have it on the floor of their bathroom, they are both disgusting an impractical, as it is a small cabinet that would require you to bend over and crouch just to get into cabinet, and since it is legless, it would be flush with the nasty floor. My only guess is they were responding to "Elegant Home Fashions Dawson Collection Shelved Floor Cabinet, White" which looks exactly the same in pictures and they were responding to incorrect item.
55901
It would sit on a bathroom counter, but it would tip easily if you didn't anchor it to something.
55902
I don't know how sturdy it would be sitting on its base. I never tried it. The doors do have magnetic closures that require some pull to open so I don't know if it would rock when you opened and closed it. Maybe if you could still anchor it to a wall sitting on the counter? Sorry, I really can't be much help. It's great hanging from the wall, though. Love mine.
184745
Not really, as there is two molded in hooks that extend out the bottom, that prevents it from sitting flat on a counter. I guess these could be sawed off, to create a flat bottom. However it would be pretty rickety, as it gains its strength by being fastened to a wall surface. It is made up of multiple pieces that snap together loosely.
863570
Mine is mounted on a wall but I don't see why it couldn't be mounted inside a cabinet.
1864310
I know that they make hooks and adhesive that are specifically designed to be hung in the bathroom, around the moisture, so that may be the way to go. I have had traditional 3M adhesive fall off the wall in hot, humid conditions.
905104
It's meant to hang on the wall. I guess if the vanity "hole" was cut to exact sink. But to me it would look weird or clumsy. The whole point of this small sink is to attach it to the wall and have more room to move around in a small bath/powder room.
499899
This is an undermount sink as long your counter is long enough front to backi do not see any reason not to be able to mount the sink anyway you want
2177717
I agree with JR. It is designed to be hung, but could be fastened to a flat surface you attached to the top of a pole. Or you could bolt some metal right angle pieces to the pole. You need to be able to access the top for refilling, so the pole shouldn't be too tall.
2156613
Yes it can, however better suited to be wall hung. The unit works really well even the door switch outside at minus 40 degress.
305589
I was prepared to secure the unit to the wall but never got around to it. I have been using it for several months with it just standing on the floor in the corner of the bathroom and have had no problems.
326225
I have mine attached to the wall because the suction cups didn't hold; It has a wall mount that can be screwed into place & you can slide it off & set it on the counter. That height is just under 12". I LOVE my mirror(s).
413872
I agree with the other 2 answers, No it can not & should not be wall mounted. I have mine on a bar stool next to the wall and it works just fine.
1429400
The is no place on the back of the monitor that will allow you to hang on a wall. It is light though, so if you make customer brackets on the wall I don't see why not.
35678
to the best of my knowledge there is no way to hang it on a wall. We don't need that application so I can't say for sure we may have thrown bracket out but it honestly does not look like there is any way to attach it to anything
1121994
Yes, I have it installed on a left side wall in my bathroom and I have purchased another one for another bathroom in my home. I really like it. It is very sturdy when attached to studs in the wall.
918074
You could mount it anywhere that two screws would hold it. Ours is mounted on the wall just belw our cabinets. Solid, looks good and keeps it off the counter. Win, win, win.
927349
It does take careful measuring to mount, but it really isn't difficult. If you have don't want holes in your walls, this is not the shelf for you; a drill would be necessary for the screws that need to be inserted in the wall. I also wouldn't recommend it for small bathroom as it is a good deal larger than I expected. Overall, it wasn't too difficult to install. Good luck!
1335652
It's really meant to be attached to a wall. If you just placed it on a counter, every time you tried to pull a paper towel off, the whole thing would probably just slide off the counter as it's not that heavy.