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Question: Can you JUST wall mount this organizer without hanging it over a door?
Document: I absolutely love this organizer as well. It can go on the wall or behind the door. I would absolutely recommend this for someone with or without limited space. It has everything you would need and most importantly it gets these items off the floor and the shelf and makes room for other items.
This works really well. I hang it on the back of a door, with the iren and board, although it doesn't hold my water bottle or measuring cup. That's OK though because it keeps the board and iron out of sight in my small condo, without having to stick them in  a closet. Made of good materials and you can mount on a wall or hang from a door -comes with the screws and all.
This holder works well and is sturdy enough to hold my iron (which fits well on the holder). The only drawback is that my ironing board, which is oversized, is too long when the holder is on hanging over the door. However, when I mount the holder higher on the wall, it works great.
I give this product thumbs up because now my closet is more space efficient with less clutter up against the wall. Now my ironing board and iron are all in one place together. I am able to store the iron even when it is hot without it interfering with other items close by. This holder has a few bonuses. The first ones are mentioned above. The other bonuses are that this organizer has holders for water bottle for steam or starch for that crisp, professional look.
The organization part is great. The short of it is that the door hangers are too short to mount the iron low enough so that the iron will be lower than the door.f you mount it on the inside, you can't shut the closet door. If you mount it on the outside, the door will shut, but it's always visible. The iron still looks weird because it is taller than the molding around the door when it is placed in the organizer.
Sturdy, compact, and simple. The rack holds the ironing board firmly without a problem. I mounted it on a small wall next to the door of the room. If my door is left open (which is most of the time), I don't see the whole setup. The space looks clean, no clutter. Love it.
Cannot hang behind the laundry room door where I had my board hanging on two hooks, understandably since the iron and starch etc are thicker. I hung it on  the wall off to the side of the door. Sturdy good but
If the brackets where longer it would have worked a lot better. I tried giving it away, but it continued to find it's way back home. The reason was the same, the iron protruded above the frame. Yes I could have screwed it to the door or wall. I bought it to hang without messing up my door. I found one at Lowe's made of chrome works wonderfully, better design, more room, and doesn't make a ton of noise when opening or closing door.
Perfect and the price was right!Over Door - Wall Mount Iron, Board and Accessory Holder
One thing I did like about it, though, is that it had hooks to hang it over a door, or screws to mount onto the wall. I liked that option.
Answer: Yes. The flat "hooks" that go over the top of the door are totally separate from the wire unit. They snap onto the wire holder, so if you can attach it directly to a wall then just keep them off.  I don't know if I can attach a photo with a closeup showing the screw holes that are part of the wire frame, but if I can I will.  If I cannot, I measured the width of the screw holes and they are slightly over 4 1/8" wide.  There are two sets of screws you will need put into the wall, one pair above the other.  If you can get one set of screws into a stud that would be best.  I don't put too much trust in the small plastic screw mounts that usually come along with items like this.