Does this fix to the wall?
1759532
It has a plastic tab at the top that you can hook around a screw that you put in the wall. It was impossible for me to get it hooked behind the unit, so the tab shows up above it. Not very attractive.
1759533
There is a safety strap that attaches to the wall and the top of the unit. It needs to be mounted into a wall stud with the correct hardware. If mounted correctly it will prevent the possibility of the unit falling forward.
1759534
It has this weird little strap that you screw into the wall. But the screw didn't hold and the cabinet fell away from the wall. I'm sure that if you are really handy, you could figure out how to attach it better. But I was working with what they sent me. Hope this helps.
1759535
It comes with a plastic strap that is screwed into the wall and the back of the cabinet. This prevents it from toppling over onto someone. This unit is very lightweight and definitely needs that support because it really does not stand up by itself without support.
1759536
Realistically, no. The plastic strap rig is pretty useless. It is a bandaid, at best. I did buy a couple of corner brackets at Home Depot and mounted them under the middle, fixed shelf and mounted mine to the wall using pretty beefy toggler sheet rock wall mounts. These support about 200 lbs apiece and can hold pretty much anything. But this rout is definitely some extra effort and I recommend some experience before undertaking. But yes, it is possible to utilize the structure of the piece and mount it safely to a wall. I even cut the legs off of mine because they interfered with the flush handle of my toilet, which is on the side, rather than the front, of my tank. Realistically, no. The plastic strap rig is pretty useless. It is a bandaid, at best. I did buy a couple of corner brackets at Home Depot and mounted them under the middle, fixed shelf and mounted mine to the wall using pretty beefy toggler sheet rock wall mounts. These support about 200 lbs apiece and can hold pretty much anything. But this rout is definitely some extra effort and I recommend some experience before undertaking. But yes, it is possible to utilize the structure of the piece and mount it safely to a wall. I even cut the legs off of mine because they interfered with the flush... » Read More Realistically, no. The plastic strap rig is pretty useless. It is a bandaid, at best. I did buy a couple of corner brackets at Home Depot and mounted them under the middle, fixed shelf and mounted mine to the wall using pretty beefy toggler sheet rock wall mounts. These support about 200 lbs apiece and can hold pretty much anything. But this rout is definitely some extra effort and I recommend some experience before undertaking. But yes, it is possible to utilize the structure of the piece and mount it safely to a wall. I even cut the legs off of mine because they interfered with the flush handle of my toilet, which is on the side, rather than the front, of my tank. « Show Less
1530412
This wall covering is not prepasted; therefore, whether or not it will adhere to your walls depends in large part to the adhesive you use. I would think that applying "sizing" first might solve your problem, but I'm not sure about that, since I'm not a professional. I will say that this wall covering is absolutely beautiful installed!
1601355
I didn't screw it to the wall and I don't recall if it has a screw. I am not at the house that I use it in so I can't check. Sorry
2130858
I didn't attach this to the wall but set it on top of a console. I attached some earthquake ties to it and the wall but didn't use the wall bracket or screws. I would think some standard 2 inch wood screws would do the trick but can't tell you for sure.
1143723
No, it does not cling to the wall. It might stick with the "Command" strips or something similar because it is very light and thin. It's a fun backdrop if you can work it out. :-)
1354592
Absolutely, either a couple screws in some wood or anchors in drywall. Piece of cake. A level helps but you could eyeball it pretty close
10844
It should work fine. You should not construct your wall until you have the base in place.
184744
No. It is meant to be attached to the wall with the included glue tape which works very well. I've had one for years.
527995
Nope. It has the flip out tabs that draw up against the drywall and anchors it tight.
1768964
It comes with two screws. We screwed it to The back of our laundry room Door. It will work on your wall.
868345
Yes. It will work. Actually have mine leaving against the wall at the moment.
52871
Yes as long as the surface is smooth to hold the glue. You may want to you use 3 coats of contact glue on the wall as well as the back of the panel, this should do the magic. Good luck .
2147663
not bad, but pay attention, i put 1 wall in the wrong place , and later things did not line up. all lines up if you do it right. a ratcheting screw driver helps a lot.
186039
I used an old sleeve and it fix fairly well. But you've gotta use one for a wall installation.
1448593
yes . I have been happy with this but like others have stated you will have to reinforce it . I used silicon on the back panal before installing and a few brackets to the wall .
1559890
I love this item. It works and I don't have to put holes in the walls. Just make sure your walls are smooth or this will not stick on wall.
176605
My brother did, But you have to build a framework for it to attach to. It by itself is not designed for a wall.