Can you still mount to wall even with extra wood trim sticking out at the bottom of the wall, or does it need to be completely flush w/ wall?
389196
Yes you can. The wall mounting bracket can be moved to allow securing to wall even with a slight gap.
389197
I have the same problem with my baseboard. You can still mount it because the pieces on top can be adjusted. It just won't sit flush with the wall.
389198
The trim won't interfere. The unit does not need to be flush. If the trim is thick, you can attach a short length of cording. You can use the bracket on the unit. Run the cording thru the screw hole on the bracket and knot the end. On the wall end, tie the cording around the screw and then screw it into the wall. Hopefully, that helps you some. Good luck.
824155
I mounted it to the wall with the bracket that came separately. You don't need bracket to mount to wall, but I thought you needed it. I don't like bracket because cabinet leans away from wall at the top. I did not think this unit was intended to be used with casters.
2047428
The base is flush against the ceiling if you install it correctly. It is pretty heavy so I ended up mounting it (using the mounting bracket it came with) directly into a stud instead of onto the work box in the ceiling but it should mount to any standard box (Mine was a round box and it mounted just fine but a bit loosely which is why I moved it directly to the stud).
2229904
if you have baseboard there will be space. We actually cut into our baseboard so it sat flush to the wall.
947995
Hi I am trying to figure out how this is supposed to be mounted! does anyone have a photo? for the wall
595174
I hung mine with the curves toward the front. I mounted mine underneath my cabinet, not on the wall, so my choice was curves toward me or toward the wall. If mounting on the wall, since the back is flat, I'm sure you can mount the curves top or bottom to your preference.
1967539
It does not. The way the posts are on the side allow for you to lean it against the wall so it is flush. We haven't found a need to secure it otherwise.
2125974
For me, I made a custom [in-wall] frame for it to be mounted. There are holes behind the front mirror hinges, so I used those so that nothing could be seen for attaching to new wood frame. Very nice product, if it works for you.
1544759
According to the manufacturer you can do flush mount, straight drop down or "angled ceiling" mount. You should be good to go with a longer rod that you'll have to purchase separately.
575513
You should already have a flange or trim against the wall. This is only to connect to the end of it.
1334627
I mounted it horizontal. I had to cut part of the stud. It wasn't an issue at all beyond cutting. Took a few minutes to do
1600982
no, it doesn't have to mount to the wall. I'm not sure it can or not if you want to. you may ask seller.
2044912
You'll need about 3+ inches clear behind the face of the wall. You will also have to come up with a different bracket to hold it in place, as the bracket that comes with it is for a wall thickness of up to two inches. I would go with a flush mount paper holder.
1147137
No. You need not mount anything on wall. The stand gives provisions for mounting.
942581
It is designed to be mounted to a wall stud, but you can mount it at any height I suppose. Your baseboard trim may be an issue unless you make a minor cut to allow unit to sit flush to wall or use a spacer behind it that is the same width of your baseboard trim if you have trim. You may be better off looking for a floor stand style in all honesty.
721856
You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it.Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps!Bill
385249
Mine is pretty flush, cut between the studs and screw in from the sides, not the back.