My storage space has a concrete floor/would not need the shelving/needs to be free-standing/for plastic boxes w/storage inside. Would this item work?
1544668
Shelves are part of structure. Very flimsy plastic so it needs to be anchored like a tent. I don't know how you would do that on concrete
1544669
The frame for the shelving provides stability to the greenhouse so that may not work for you. Also, if it is outside, the cover needs to be anchored down with tent-like stakes so concrete would not work for this purpose.
1544670
Absolutely. Mine is on a concrete slab under a covered porch. Just remember there is no floor so anything touching the floor would get wet if you had a moisture issue.
416474
My husband uses these in his basement workshop, they are very nice. They are used right over a concrete floor.they are not spongy but I dont know how a shelf would do, you could cut out a spot for the shelves legs to sit right on the floor.
522199
I don't really understand that question. If you stood it vertically it would fall through the shelving. It is hard but as far as I can see it must lay flat...
421103
It would work....not recommended. BUT... I have one that is not secured to the wall and it is holding up just fine. If you plan to put a lot of heavy or fragile items on the shelves then I would not recommend using it without attaching to the wall. Hope this helps.
2025766
I think it would work fine there depending on the sturdiness of the shelving. I had it on plastic shelving and the shelves bowed a bit under the weight of 2 sets. You could put a piece of plywood under the can tracker for added support.
410140
No, because the shelf tubes to through the column tubes. This shelving is for large bins only. It has no support for anything else. You might be better of buying vinyl shelving at a place like BJs. They sell really strong shelving that I use for file boxes. Happy to help.
1949378
Yes, as long as your floor is fairly level you should have no problems. The base of the shelf is the widest point of the unit, making a free standing system possible.
1824178
I would think so. I have mine on a metal platform because I put storage bins under it.
504146
Don't know why not. We are using it to store large plastic containers of food for our dog and cat. The inside shelf is adjustable to different heights. We really love the piece!! Hope this helps!
1405871
I cannot see why this would not work. If you are asking if you can leave it outside in an uncovered area, I would say this is not such a good idea. This will rust if exposed to rain and moisture. (I have had that experience with a stainless shelving unit similar in construction to this item.)
1123907
No. You would damage the walls with any type of fastener. My solution was to use a piece of plywood on the floor and put a shelf unit on it. Works just fine and I have the option to rearrange the inside easier.
556678
You would need more space than that. I have a shelf right there as well. I installed it at an angle at first, got it snug and then rotated it underhand tightened it carefully with a plier. But there is not much space to play with, they should have put the fasteners on the bottom
2262252
Yes. You would need to use something under it for stability, a cutting board or the shelf liner made for wire shelving. You can space the shelves any way you wish.
1267623
My shed is on a wooden frame similar to how you would build a floor (the wood frame is on concrete blocks to keep the wood from rotting). I suppose if you spaced your concrete blocks properly that would work as well. I would not space the blocks more than 2' apart under the entire building to keep the plastic floor from giving way.
1560434
Low wall, I would think it would work. I have seen these used to store crayons and markers at a school.
1632205
I think these storage units could handle it, provided they are put together well and all the fasteners are tight. Great stuff. Good luck.
1621255
No, not the right kind of box, they make floor outlets for concrete slab applications never bought one on line only at my local supply house. I sure you can find one online though.