Will this work on wire shelving?
2010584
Maybe...I think the feet would go through the spaces in the shelving, but they would have to be the right size. You would really just have to try it.
2010585
The feet (base) are pretty small. I have mine on a wire shelf, but there's an acetate liner that's acting as a base. There's a 7 inch span between the center of the feet on the short side, if that helps. My shelves have the right spacing for the shelf to sit securely even if I didn't have the acetate. If the feet don't line up with your shelf, you could use something underneath it as a base.
2010586
You could since there is a bar between the front and the back... but not sure if it would effect the bottom tier!!!!
2010587
I don't believe this will work well on wire shelving... There are four small feet. I love mine but it is on a solid wood shelf.
1372533
I dont believe so. you would need extra clips to hold shelves in place. I could only use 3 of the wire squares as shelves with what came in package.
265656
Absolutely! The little connectors are made of plastic, and the main shelving part is metal. It takes a little wiggling, but you can slide & snap the pieces together, and then remove them.
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.
507915
No, it will not secure around the smaller circumference of the wire shelving.
1648088
It probably will work. Depending obviously how high the shelves are. 12 to 15 inches will be fine. I also put an LED bulb in it to reduce power.
967916
Yes it should work just fine. I use it on tiny 18 gauge (1/4" and smaller) wires.
1646173
i don't think so. it needs a board to hang from. the wire shelf will not give enough support. it willtip over.
829062
AS long as you can insert the "Pin-hole" locator into the top pin hole anjd make sure the side of the jig is 90 degree vertical you should have no problem using the jig - I used it to install shelving on 4 home-constructed bookcases, drilling 208 holes and it worked perfectly - saving me "Hours" of measuring and clamping time. Leonard Saunders
1150502
I put mine on wooden shelves, but I also put rolling wire shelves under my sink. I bought some thin plastic made for covering wire shelves and it works great. You might try that to sit the can rack on so it doesn't fall through.
769946
This hook bar will fit (most) wire shelving units with 18" deep shelves. I'm not sure what closet organizer you have so I can't be more specific.
627386
I can't see how that would work out. On our kitchen cabinets the bottom of the cabinet would be too thick for the shelf to slide onto. I guess it might work on certain designs.
681114
I dont know about whitmor but many reviews showed it works well for shelving units
1570639
I don't have a wire shelf...I have one under my sink to hold odds and ends, bottles, cleaning products, etc., but I see no reason why you could not use it on a wire rack..because the bottom under the turntable can easily sit on the wire rack and the top turn nicely. You will love it! I even use one in my refrigerator because it is easy to turn and saves space on items stored on turntable. Good luck...hope this helps.
915861
Did you try this? I am going to try it on my wire shelving where my pots are hanging. I'm going to use flat "s" hooks that fit snug on the rim of one shelf and then wire it to the rim of a lower shelf. Of course, unlike a baker's rack, I can adjust the shelves on my wire shelving. Anyone else have any ideas?
1587913
In the top part you will have to take out the top shelf and cut out a hole in the back for wires and then it could work
2179138
It should be fine as long as the outlet isn't too far away from your shelf. I have mine hanging on a nail on the wall high up. The outlet is below where it hung it and off to the side.