The back of the rack is too wide to fit the shelves on. Has anyone else had this problem?
180979
I did and as soon as I realized the sides needed to be flipped the other way they all fit... Now this was all discovered after returning the first one.
180980
Have to agree. Not what I wanted to see when I got it delivered. Won't buy another one.
180981
no I did not have issues. I measured before I got it so it would fit on my shelf.
180982
I thought it fit well and was very easy to assemble, but I was a bit disappointed that the space between the shelves was too narrow to put anything but very small cans on the lower and middle shelves.
180983
Swing the sides the opposite direction. The hooking part of the piece connecting to the sides should be in the back.
180984
It's usually easier to start from the back putting the shelves together. I've not encountered this problem.
180985
I'm not sure what's wrong there. Mine is slightly larger but once I fit the sides to the far edge the shelves fit in nicely. Try taking it apart and reassembling otherwise I'm not sure what's wrong. Sorry you are having problems.
180986
You have to turn it around. The hinges go the other way. My son figured it out for me, lol.
1694871
Yes, that is what I did with rack. I did put a piece of glass on shelf first. It fits a small spot perfectly.
547938
There are two possibilities: 1) try filing rough spots between brackets on the rack holder with a metal file 2) turn the rack upside down or reverse the two sides--not great solutions, but at least it is usable!
709468
The shelves are screwed into the unit. They don't allow for the shelf height to be adjusted.
1498734
Had the same problem/question. Not smart enough to ask online so I just built a shelf.
499754
I've had my original 12 bottle rack for more than 10 years and have never had any problems with the fit. I assembled my newest rack a month or so ago with a rubber mallet and it is solid as a rock. Perhaps your connecting rods are not seated properly? Make sure that you use a rubber mallet and not steel. Steel could damage the rods. I would not recommend glue.
1947554
I suppose you can get an adapter to do so-------that would cause the rack to be extended out further and not sure that is a good idea. I also think that it might wobble around a bit unless you could get a bolt through connection.
1532065
The sides and back go completely down to the shelf. There is not any open space between the unit and the shelf
335904
Yes. We had problems too. There is a front bar and a back bar. They are sized differently. Make sure you use the right ones in the right places.
554818
Yup, I currently have the emotiva xpa-5 at the bottom of the rack. It fits perfectly in width, length and weight. I havent tried any other shelf but i think those are limited to 50lbs. Other than that its an amazing rack and I plan to pick up another in the future.
589880
Even pulling the poles out wouldn't work for me. The poles were too wide to fit through the holes for the shelf holders. I wound up putting the shelves down and tying them in place with metal straps (like those around pipe fittings). Not perfect - but it works.
1581613
Unfortunately no, at least not mine. My rack prevented snagging, though I used it on a rack from oldmanmountain.com
467530
I just read the other response---I didn't realize shelf distances were adjustable. Now that I do, I will be making some adjustments.
1524177
I did try to fit this in mt cabinets it is too long from front to back for my cabinets the door would not close. I have it in my pantry where it fits very well!
764397
That sounds like it might be the package dimensions. The rack is a little over 36 inches wide, a little less than 18 inches deep at the deepest point and about 6 feet tall. It's a pretty good rack; we have ours outside on our patio.
2203531
If the holes line up just try the spacers on the other side. Or is it the luggage rack that don't fit?
1712540
After looking at the responses already written, I would echo those as well. Have had mine over 30 years with no problem. Is the attachment to the wooden ends too loose? The metal frame ends should fit flush against the counter, and the wooded ends should be snugly secured into the metal frame. Perhaps you can explain what is happening... maybe the sizing of the wood ends isn't right for the metal frame?