The spaces on both the lower and upper racks are so far apart that my dishes fall down unless it is so full that I can wedge them against each other. Does anyone have the same problem and/or a solution?
2088951
That's not actually a problem. The face of the dishes need to angle down slightly for the spray to hit them to free any stuck food.
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!
436523
Wow, You've got legs that aren't straight and sturdy huh? Mine are very sturdy and very straight. The griddle is also perfectly level which I was not expecting. Do you have the lower tray put in correctly?
1773702
I thought the same thing. You have to make sure the rack is in the right holes.
1579434
That is an interesting thought. There is no "back" to the rack so they will fall through and the top rack will not hold your boxes. You might be better off buying an organization system that is meant to be vertical.
414805
It will be hard. My mugs fit on the top two racks at an angle but they don't fit on the bottom rack. I still love my mug rack. Everyone remarks howh nice it looks
1320508
The top part of the rack is steady, but I've noticed it's a little wobbly if I've got it piled high. Still can hold them without problems.
165637
The height is about 15 inches at the two rings at the top so distance from cabinets is not good. It is difficult to use the top rack for dinner plates. I use the rack mainly for hand washables as supplement to my dishwasher so it's not a problem for me.
1183801
There are screws on the bottom side .just loosen a little put on the rack and adjust the size as needed mark with tape or a crayon
1086272
No, the unit is well balanced that way. I do have a problem with the large spaces on the outside edges of the flat section. Small glasses will fall through. We have put plastic ties over the opening to prevent that and it has helped. Also, the silverware holder is very small. But, the dish rack itself serves my purposes well. It holds a fair amount of dishes and the flat section holds a reasonable amount of glasses or bowls and it looks nice. I will buy another one when the time comes.
2164712
We had the same problem. Then we realized that we had the bottom metal bars where the top ones go and vice versa. Make sure you have the right bars in the right places.
852245
have not had a problem with any of our dishes fitting, have a large assortment of plates, some wide and deep, others just tall, and all have fit. even our tim's mugs which are really tall and wide fit into 3 of the upper rows. Love this machine!
1949735
sorry, I'm not at home so I can't measure for you.I put me 13/9 baking dishes in mine and there is still room to put at least a cookie sheet in the same slot. and the supports are taller than 9 inches. I really like my racks.
616218
not sure. I did not have this problem maybe put them lower in oven. The rack in my oven stays at a lower level all the time so maybe it was too close to heat. Hope you work it out I have really enjoyed my set.
74946
I don't see a way to remove and reinstall the items in a different order. Even so, the dish would still provide a "ceiling" for the 2nd shelf which would limit the height of items on that shelf. It would be better to just eliminate the soap dish (if you could) and did not need it.
1251647
That is what I did. But I ended up having to super glue the dividers, they kept sliding out of the slots. It's fine now, but I wondered if hanging it might have prevented that issue, but I didn't have a place for it.
1449296
Just remove trays if you need more space between them. You can take as many trays out as you need. Some people put bowls of bread dough in this.