can you use height extensions on this rack?
194229
I seem to recall that they were offered, but it's pretty tall as it is. The bar is at least 6 feet high.
194230
I suppose you could, if you could cobble together an appropriate extension. The vertical supports just slide into the base, so you would just need an extension that was sized both fit in the base, and the vertical support.
1867922
I have no experience with that model but the rack is easily modified to fit most any situation as long as the there is a sturdy surface to attach to.
1491600
Yes, but there's an inch or two between them when stacked, so if you want extra height it doesn't add very much.
1660327
Hello, I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over. The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
1279491
Technically, yes. However, the rack is fairly thin, so it would be a question of how much weight you would put on it.
1717656
Khansen: you can add an extension unit,but only to attach it below the shelf,and it will not give extra height that you are seeking, the 80842-10 exteds to max or 33" in height.What u can do is add a piece of lumber from from your beam vertically and attach the unit to it .I have the vision how to do it,and hope my idea will help. good luck.rosanyc.
1078142
You cannot adjust the shelf heights, they're determined by the spacers, which are different sizes. The heights are listed in the product description.
744655
Yes you can, you can only not insert the rack and you´ll have an open space.
2061596
Sorry I can't help you. The rack we purchased went to another location and personnel is not available to answer.
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
498104
The rack itself is just over 83 inches tall. The LAT Attachment that you are looking at on this listing will add another four inches to the height. Thank you.
1660326
Hello,I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over.The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
1515232
That would depend on how long your storage is. Fully extended the rack is 60 in. (5ft), but you don't have to extend the ends fully to use it. I love the rack and it works very well for me. I wish that I had another one, but that is just because I can't get rid of clothes that I really do not need any longer. lol
200821
The screws mount up at 36" apart, but the rack itself is a little wider. You might get an idea just by looking at the pictures of it. You might not want to squeeze it in too tight a space anyway, since that would minimize its utility. Pans and pots swing past the ends. I hope your problem is based on where you can drill holes, and not where you can shoehorn the rack, because it's a great item. Good luck!
1382925
You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
416988
The top brackets let you extend 7" and I have the bottom brackets at 13". The bottom brackets allow you to mount it anywhere on the frame so you won't have a height clearance problem no matter what the size of your tire is. This is a true adjustable rack.
146009
Yes - but it is not wide enough for most racks. It does come with the mounting hardware. For most standard racks you will need additional hardware.