I'd like to hang these ramps (from the handles I see at the end) from my garage wall while they're not in use. Will the two pieces stay together?
2058885
No they won't. However, a bungee cord or a good piece of tape would be enough to do the trick--I checked it out!
2058886
No, the connection between both parts of the ramps wouldnt hold if hanged vertically.
2058887
No. The two pieces have a jig saw like puzzle connection between them but it does not interlock. If you want to hang them, I could imagine a light weight sling would be fine. You would need about 15 feet of rope or webbing for each ramp. I would advise against drilling any holes in the ramps due to their construction material.
1445899
Short of cutting one out and weld to other end. Drill holes and install ramp on other end, the answer is no.
491424
I would think so. There are hole openings on the handles. Some of them are short and stubby but I think they could still be hung up. Hope this helps!
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
754263
I did not wall mount mine, they sit on the floor. However, I used them for yarn storage, and I need more so I am also thinking about wall mounting them. They are sturdy and not particularly heavy. I'm not sure I'd snap two sections together though. It might be too heavy for the wall given what you're going to use them for.
1061772
I believe you could. Because they stick together based on the cut-out pattern. But I would not feel comfortable doing so. Maybe unless you nailed it to the wall. It doesn't tip as is, but I would be afraid it would being taller. I am actually considering buying a second one, but to just stand it next to the first.
1009032
Yes they will separate for wider things. You then need to be aware that the can separate more due to the forces on the ramp.
1280234
If should not if removed properly. Watch the video. Its reminds you of the feel of pulling a rubber band, when you are doing it right. It's amazing how clean your walls are. Wood should not be that different. Honestly until I read the directions properly, I was peeling the paint off my walls when removing. Now since I live in a rental I use them for everything I can. Just read directly on how to disengage and follow the weight capacity for hanging. You will love using them. Hope you find this helpful.
992270
Yes, you can fold it up and it will click together and it will balance itself upright on the handle and wheel when it's folded in half. You could also get 2 sturdy hooks and hang it on the wall in a garage from the handle
705261
Yes, they each have a hole in the end of the handle. You will not that they are held together with a plastic clip in the picture. That clip pops off and can be discarded. I love my set. I store mine in a stack in my cabinet, but like your idea about hanging them up. I measure with mine and often use the various sizes for dipping. This is my second set. I broke the handle of the largest one after years of use. I was so happy to locate the new set I ordered.
1009578
No. It's two 15" X 69" ramps. And their held together by 2 3" pieces of rubber. No way can you put any weight between the 2 ramps.
2068761
As long as you have beams over head to attach your supports to. I have two of them suspended from the garage ceiling, and neither one is near a wall. That way you have access from either side to load storage boxes.
1485439
No the ramps do not come apart but if the ramp is long enough it could be used with a pick up.
1293227
Great idea! They don't weigh very much... I just used a hook that twisted into the drywall... I think it said it was good for hanging things up to 10lbs so there was no issue whatsoever.
1918739
Absolutely, they can be left out. The shelves just hook on to the sides of the cage and the ramps hook on to the shelves. Neither are needed for the stability of the cage.
1719927
Yes you can. They stay there with no problems. I love being able to hang them.
9351
No, or no unless you can secure both to a wall. You could I suppose turn them on their sides and stack them. Upright thay are quite high. Decent inexpensive rack.