I'm looking for tiny hangers for small, lightweight frames made of 1/4" mdf. Anyone know the depth of the little pointed pieces that go into the wood?
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From the tip to the bottom of the bracket measures 3/8 inches. I think these will work for you, drive them in half that distance.
1620992
I have no idea. The wood frame is like a half an inch deep. Not sure why they included a depth diminsion.
2257223
Yes, we offer our Short 4' Frame with a black base and double-rail hang capacity at this listing: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BD2RT76. Thank you.
1782619
Small - these are 5 on the long side and 3.5 on the short. If you have say a 4 1/2 inch shelf you use the 3.5 side up and the 5 side screwed to the wall.
411533
They are 1/2" non-braced particle type board. You can't tell from the picture, but have a trapezoid shape when viewed from the small side.
1434812
I'm not sure what an Album Frame is... but for these hangars to work, you need to be able to screw the metal holders (the parts with the slotted hole held by two screws) into the back of the frame. So the answer lies in whether or not the plastic frames will hold the screws without them coming through the front. I used them on 2' by 3' large wooden frames with no problem, but I know that doesn't answer your concern.
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Mine are in the end of 2x4's. Which are 1.5", there is plenty of extra wood on either side. If they are going to be used in particle board, I would worry about them breaking the wood.
1267389
You can get hooks to put on the back to hang them from and store that sells frames but I would make sure your items and the hooks are really secure before hanging. I have a few with sharks teeth in them hanging and they seem to be holding well.
2020057
Yes they are on 3/4" frame. All you need to hang these is a very small thin nail. You will not be disappointed. These are beautiful!
2001455
First of all, the Panacea is so much cheaper than buying individual baskets. Yes, you can make a single piece to fit a 14" diameter round hanging basket. Cut a round piece that will fit the basket including the depth. Then cut some slits like spokes on a bike. Then fold them accross so the template will fit in the hanging basket.
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THE HOOK/CURVED AREA IS 1.5 " WIDE. However, I have to amend my initial review regarding the stability of the bottom rack. My initial review addressed that the "holders" for the bottom rack did not support the weight of the clothes, and I used duct tape to reinforce them. That did not work. I suggest when you determine the length of the bottom rack, that you drill a small hole and use a screw to hold that rack in place. As I am not really proficient with doing that, I am going to try fiber-fix, which is stronger than duct tape. Hope this is helpful.
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I don't remember exactly as I ended up returning it, but they were not small. If you are using it to store big items it's fine, but for smaller things they may fall through.
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What kind of hooks? I use these hangers (that came with this) and I bought some hangers on here, they are cute, perfect size and cheap, and I have some American Girl brand hangers as well, however I have never made hangers...
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I might contact the company to see what they recommend, but I can say that personally, I was installing mine into the bottom of a fiberboard shelf, and just used two standard size c-hooks (like the ones you use to hang coffee cups from), one on each side. It's worked for me! Good luck!
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Yes, although to be technically accurate, 98% is more like it. The bottom shelf is plywood, but as a wood worker I can tell you that is exactly what you want or the expansion/contraction cycle can make it fit poorly. The sides are likely that as well, but everything else on the piece is solid. If your question is about particle, MDF or compressed board instead, then no this piece doesn't have any of it. It is a great little piece of furniture, well worth the price and fairly good build quality.
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The crucial dimension is the distance between the hanger prongs at the widest point - these are about 1-3/4". That is not wide enough to fit my intended WW2 SVT-40 and M1 rifle stocks without danger of scratching. For a handgun, I don't know - I don't think these are the right geometry. I use quite different "hook" style hangers for my pistols.
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I think they meant for them to be about 1/2 " but when I measured with my trusty wooden ruler it is more like 12 mm or 7/16ths of actual clearance. When I first got this rack I was surprised at how wide it was compared to my old pine one. Then it seemed shorter than what I wanted but I figured out a way to adjust it with two small bamboo skewer pieces I cut. I really like it now. Hope this helps.