When attaching to a wall, is it too heavy (with dryer) on wall for screws in drywall? i live in a tiny apt.
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You know I did not hang it up I attached it to the hand towel rack and hung it that way - sorry I couldn't be more helpful. I would think you would have to screw it into the wall with one of those plastic caps in first then the screw to keep it in place. good luck
1800162
Mine sitting on back of toilet. Plan to hang, but haven't yet. Read other answers about using screws and wall anchors to hold it and agree with them.
1800163
Maybe if you used anchors as well as screws? Mine is hanging on a towel bar with a blow dryer, 1" straightener, and 1" curling iron; I would trust screws and wall anchors to hold it, I think.
1006049
You can, but I think mounting it to the wall would make it easier. I think you can purchase a dryer somewhat like this without the wall mount.
2058763
Yes but use caution. Drywall is probably fine but I wouldn't if its a plaster wall. I managed to use a very heavy picture, about 20lbs probably, without finding the stud. I expected it to come crashing down but it's holding still. It's not preferred but so far so good. Just use the 3 prong hanger.
1682533
Same as the other answers.I would not hang it by Command hooks either.I load mine up with clothes.I love it.I worked it in with some other things on the wall so it looks like it is part of that.
586171
No, I do not believe it's heavy enough to come crashing down, although you can't just hang this straight to drywall. Hope this was helpful good luck and God bless
403560
If mounting on drywall then use drywall anchors, if in wood then you can use screws enclosed with towel bar
2147078
Yes, hooks onto wall as a wall phone does, can be taken off to move. Strong, substantial dryer.
258832
I don't recommend for you to install it in drywall. To heavy for it. But if you want to risk it, the box comes with drywall plugs and screws.
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You can mount it to drywall if you have to. I have 2 of these in different rooms and I have them done both ways. I used my own anchors and screws for the mount and I used them in all available holes. The thing is solid like this.
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These are great hangers. We bought eight of them and they are mounted in two by sixes underneath the dry wall. You could used these but would need Molly's if hanging heavy things. Carol
1164690
No. Because when you hang the pans on it, it would make it too heavy and the screws would pull out of the wall. Ours is attached to a wood wall.
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No, I believe it's too heavy. It's intended for a wall or something you can hammer in nails/screws to attach.
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I would not reccomend installing on drywall unless there is some form timber or other strengthening support behind it. The weight of the installed items if too heavy say 10lb or so may be too much for the plaster board and may pull the attaching point (screws) out. Having said that it depends on what is used to attach the mount as there are some screw in plugs and spring loaded butterfly type nuts etc that could manage the weight. Some amplifiers are fairly heavy, but set top boxes are light and plaster board could hold that with appropriate plugs.
1464433
The screws that came with it were strong enough to use it on a laundry room wall. Hope this helps!
36355
There is a bracket to hang unit on the wall. You can use that with some anchors if going into wall board. You may also want to use a 1 X 4 X 16" board and install that between the studs and then hang unit on the board for stability.
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This has to attached to a stud- it's too heavy for drywall and anchors. I hope this helps.
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It can be attached on any of your choices, the limitation of doing so is the screws and wall plugs they come with which are suitable for either wood or drywall....be wary though, the motion sensors in these don't pick up until you're really close.