Does the shelf/lid storage area have edges that keep lids from slipping off as it may sway a little taking pans off or putting them on?
2085751
The storage shelf sits inside the frame, a little more than 1.25". It would take significant movement to dislodge anything from that area. I have a stock pot sitting up there right now and it hasn't budged since I put it there.
93763
i have one of these and i think it was money well spent. the lids i have are all glass and i did not want to have them leaning against each other and this was the perfect answer.
705240
Yes, I have a pot lid holder rack with metal feet and I just double up the liner for that shelf because with 1 liner it slightly bows where the feet sit, but with 2, its thick enough to hold a good amount of weight. I only had 2 shelves on my unit, so i really only needed 2 liners, but it came with 4 so doubling them up for me wasn't a problem.
1508779
No, but it stays in place. At one point I had it placed in the back of my cabinet, and if I pulled let's say the cutting board too hard, it may tip over. But the product is pretty sturdy and assists with organizing for a good price.
1635721
On mine, I just gently push (or pull) beyond the natural stopping point. The difference is only about a quarter inch, but locks the shelf on the sliders in place.
469069
Yes, there are plastic connectors that snap on to hold the shelf. Just skip them where you do not want the shelf. Hope that helps.
1018521
No. Although sturdy, these units simply snap together, and there would be some flex, so the likelihood of things falling off the shelf is about 95%.
1843481
From the pictures, it looks like there are definitely edges around the shelves. You might want to try the Trinity Utility cart, there are no edges on that one. TRINITY NSF 3-Tier Heavy Duty Rolling Utility Chrome Wire Cart There is also a writeup of some different Utility Cart Options here: http://wireshelves.blogspot.com/2011/03/heavy-duty-rolling-wire-utility-cart.html
1552854
The forks and spoons can definitely slip around a bit, especially when fully stacked. They're secure at the neck but not at the handles. The knives stay secure because they're not stacked. If you are looking to completely prevent the pieces from touching each other really the only way to go would be individual felt sleeves that hold up to five pieces (a full place setting) each and then roll up for storage. I use these for some other flatware that I don't use as frequently (as they're a bit less easy to access than a tray).
586444
I don't think this is designed to hold things like sheet pans. The sides are wide open and the pans would justfall to one side. The shelf is perfect for the things shown in the illustration.
1586867
I store cd's in mine and they are heavy when full,I have 2 stacks 4 high and have not had trouble with the lids.
1273481
The metal is not coated with anything. Because of how the lids are supported, they don't rub or slide against each other -- a much more likely way for them to be damaged. I used to keep my lids in a drawer where they did slide around. And I often had to dig around to find the lid I wanted. Now I can open the cupboard, slide the lids out and pick the one I want.I've been using the one I bought for five months and I love it.
2147015
The lids seem to stay on. Haven't had any accidents. My son puts his lunchbox in his backpack so the box turns on its side and it's fine.
1969234
Yes. Both shelves, the oven and dishwasher, are secure. You have the ability to pull these shelves in and out. This is a high-quality item.
833032
There is a lip around each shelf but. One side doesn't have a lip so you can slide items on and off the shelf. It's a nice cart and you can't beat the price!
971329
Cleaning is not a big issue. To answer specifically, there seem to be no corners/edges that trap items. Pretty much like any food prep appliance, clean-up is routine.
1765757
Hi,The lids are screw type and they do come off easily once you get the hang of it. And they definitely attach securely. As far as I have seen there has been no spillage. But all the same it's better to be careful. I have used it mainly for dry stuff.