is there a way to secure the bookshelf to the wall
355476
THey send hardware so that you can securely to the wall. My daughter did not choose to secure hers and so far it's holding up pretty well.
355477
Yes. We used a little bracket attachment to secure it. I believe it came with it.
355478
Yes it comes with a L shaped bracket with screws to secure the top to the wall .
355479
Bookcase comes with a bracket that can be used to secure to wall if necessary.
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.
355481
There is a bracket included to do that but I didn't use it, the bookcase it very stable without it, if I still lived in Southern California I probably would have.
1774252
I have one on a machine where it rests on the wall, but on another machine, the machine is too far out from the wall for it to rest on the wall, but the shelf still stays on top of the machine. The struts or supports help to stabilise it. Hope that helps.
2043570
There are little metal brackets on that side, so i suppose to could fashion a way to attach it to the wall. wouldn't recommend it - get some cheap floating shelves from IKEA and add covering will accomplish the same thing and be alot more sturdy.
1834635
Yes, I believe Sauter supplies a bracket that will enable you to secure it to the wall.
1303594
You would need a way to attach the hooks at the top of the ladder. Drill two holes in the book shelf's horizontal board, but the shelf must be solid and secure.
1618141
I secured mine to the wall. When the doors are opened, you see the wall. There is no back to the cabinet.
500796
Yes.I think you could mount it to the wall - it is sturdy so you would need to put it in studs. It has four book shelves and one shelf on the bottom so you wouldn't want to mount it too high or they may not be able to reach the top shelf. I got this for my 2 year old granddaughter and she loves to be able to see her books.
1053226
No, it has two screws that mount it to the wall to keep it from falling over, but due to the weight when full of books it sits on the floor.
2025926
There are two mounting holes on the wall side and one on the shelf side. One of the holes on the wall side is keyhole shaped where you slip it on and push down to "lock" into place. There is only one hole to attach to shelf and it is located on the front end of the bracket.
378892
There are small clips that screw to the back plate and come over the top of the top shelf. I don't remember hoe the front of the top shelf fastens.
283627
The shelf corners hang from a vertical support arm (uprights?) that has a inch or two wiggle room. They connect to a brace that must be anchored into solid wood (ceiling joists) on either end of the vertical support arm. You'll need to install bolts from the outside so the shelf cannot be so close to the wall that you can't install, and tighten the bolt. There was a series of back and forth install steps that I needed to go through before I had the shelf put up properly, but I am happy I went with this product. It looks solid and dependable. Good Luck
753832
No, but I'm sure you could get some sort of 3M Command product to help secure it to the wall. It has no openings for screws on the back or sides, sorry.
2245125
Yes..you need to attach where there is a stud according to my husband.. I have six books on mine and it hasn't fallen. What you see is actually what you get.
1518509
It is a fairly heavy unit empty; more so when filled with paper. You could probably put it on a secure shelf, but I don't believe there was hardware to attach it to the wall itself.
1900507
do u mean stackable on the same bookshelf?? yes u could but your gonna need to secure it...
2146735
You could use an "L" bracket attached to the wall and slip the top shelf of the over the bracket and it would hold fine. Home Depot or a good hardware store would have the brackets. You would need an "L" shaped bracket about 5" wide to go UNDER the units as the weight of the CDs would probably cause it to fall apart if supported from the top.
111851
There is a board that you screw into the wall studs. I predrilled the holes to make it easier to screw in the screws, they are about 3 inches long. The shelf has a matching board that attaches to the back of the shelf. Then you lift the shelf on the board that is in the wall and they lock together.