Can it be used as a freestanding rack? (NOT mounted on wall)
184740
No, I would say not. It is not sturdy enough to stand alone in most cases, it should be mounted. But since it is made for a corner, a little velcro can make it steady.
184741
No: it won't stand on the hooks at the bottom that are meant for hanging loofas or washclothes.
184742
No, it cannot, because the mounting strips extend about 2" below the bottom shelf. Also, it would be too floppy without the walls to support it.
184743
No, it has "D" shaped hooks below the bottom shelf for hanging items, therefore would not sit flat.
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.
184745
Not really, as there is two molded in hooks that extend out the bottom, that prevents it from sitting flat on a counter. I guess these could be sawed off, to create a flat bottom. However it would be pretty rickety, as it gains its strength by being fastened to a wall surface. It is made up of multiple pieces that snap together loosely.
1068605
Technically you can mount it using zip ties, but load capacity would be compromised as the design relies on the screw depth. I would not recommend this rack for your application..
589930
Yes you can. It stands vertically, and the feet curve out a bit to ensure that it won't fall away from the wall with either one or two bikes hung from it.
1973029
I don't plan to mount it in a horizontal position, but, I don't see why you couldn't. It should be fine mounted horizontally.
970522
I don't think so. A rack would work better and would be a lot less expensive.
1568589
If you didn't attach the stand then I supposse you could. It doesn't have attachments for that though, because it is meant to be standing. There are some cheaper ones on here specifically for wall mounting! Good luck!
677815
No. It can't be freestanding. It doesn't have a wide enough base to support all the polish.
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
1901846
I think you would be able to mount it on top of the rack using wire ties. It is quite sturdy when unfolded.
781003
This is not rackmountable. I believe it is meant to go directly onto a wall as the only way to attach it is the plastic clip in the back. (check the images)
1152604
You should be able to us this rack on wood- I don't see why not. You won't need to use the anchors that go into dry wall but do use the wood screws that come with it. Good luck!
702607
You could potentially but I don't think it would be very stable and you'd have cut holes in the bottom cover to attach the top rack.
2132
No. It is a wall mount rack. I am sure you can find one that has feet for the floor.
9350
I would think so. The rack is sturdy enough vertically.I certainly would attach the bottom of the upper rack to the top of the bottom rack.Also, attach the combined racks in multiple spots to a wall behind, or attach braces to keep it from collapsing laterally.
1771507
I have my 'free standing' on the ground but you could easily drill holes and use some lag bolts to attach it to a wall or floor in the garage, basement, etc. My unit has held up quite well for several years now but it has been kept in the garage the entire time. Bolts have not slipped or become loose. Overall very satisfied with the rack.
111854
No you can't, but the tilt is slight. It needs to be a little tilted, so that the gear doesn't fall forward. This is a great rack
2255748
yes. if you dont bolt it to the rack, you can use it like a furniture dolly.