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Question: Is it possible to hang this on the wall?
Document: Helped me put my hobby/sewing room in order so that it looked less messy. Took up less floor and wall space than a large bookcase and cabinet, but stored more.
Looks good, but pieces chipped during construction phase. Nails used to secure wall squares would split the wood when trying to hammer them in. It's fine for my hallway, though.
I was pleasantly surprised at how easily this assembled and how good it looks and I really like some of the ideas the box it came in showed for its usage, though we're using it for another purpose altogether. I was disappointed that this unit is not wall mountable, but it is fairly understandable once you see how heavy the assembled structure is.
I needed something for book and toy storage for the ever growing collection of toys. This looks so good in my son's room and keeps everything organized, at least until the kid gets his sticky grabby hands and pulls everything out.I did anchor it to the wall with the anchor that it came with because it is pretty heavy.
I cant help looking at this furniture every time I enter my children's room. For the price it is worth buying. It was not hard to build as me and my 7 year old put it together. The only problem is that it can be a tipping hazard, but that is all solved by attaching the wall mount to the wall which is included in the package. Once mounted to the wall the organizer does not budge
I was almost ready to throw the whole thing in the trash, but gave it one more try and got it put together enough to stand. It looks OK, but isn't very sturdy and I do NOT want to tack it to my wall to make it more stable. Fortunately the things I plan to put in it aren't heavy, so I'll keep it until I find something better.
I purchased two of these to stack one on top of the other in a narrow living room that didn't have a wall available to put any sort of bookcase or storage unit because of the way the room was designed. I had one narrow wall available that had a furnace vent on it, which was preventing me from putting anything on it.After extensive research, I found this item and decided to give it a try.
A snap to assemble, and very sturdy! I liked the ability to put the backs wherever I needed them. And I LOVE how easily it slides on the carpet, no matter how full!! And at forty bucks a pop, you could have  'wall-to-wall-ceiling-to-floor' shelving for pretty cheap.... A nine by twelve wall for less than five hundred bucks!
If you're ocd about having the back be perfect too, definitely do that one first. Yes, as another reviewer pointed out, there are 12 nails each, but I still managed to get all 5 panels on in 10mins without rushing. And they make sure it looks flat and nice, so I say they're worth it.It comes with a mounting bracket for the wall which I haven't used yet but I do plan on it.
was a bit hard to put together, as instructions claimes there were 6-9 holes drilled in each shelf, and the top and bottom piece only had 6 holes, but the had only 4, the side were supposed to have six holes, only had 4, had to open the holes for the dowels to fit as when they were hammered in they were only flattening and not going into the holes, the pressed board finish splintered. but what can I expect for the price???
Answer: Good question - maybe? It's pretty heavy. I suppose if you have the right hardware to fix it to the wall it would work. The back of the shelf where it appears to be a "solid" backing, is just a heavier piece of cardboard though. So you'd have to attach it to the wall using the frame. I don't think that would be very sturdy -- especially once you actually put things *on* the shelf.