My rulers are of different thickness. What is keeping the rulers from sliding out the bottom when the ruler holder is hanging on the wall?
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The holder that I got from Amazon is not the one you can hang on the wall. Mine sits on the cutting table. I do have one that hangs on the wall. The difference in the two is the one that sits on the cutting table has grooves straight up and down and the one that I have on the wall has diagonal grooves and I got it at the quilt show. Just be sure that it says it can be hung on the wall. My rulers are different sizes too and they fit in both of them.
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I actually had the same problem! I think the product is defective as it is. What I did was to use the top two holes to support the weight with two pegs. I also attached an adhesive between the wall and the product's back to support. The top slips out with only one peg they provide. There is another peg hole a little under it.Use it if you don't mind making another hole in your wall. Use adhesives that can be removed when you must. Irealized the defectiveness after I posted my review. I should report the problem. I feel responsible! Hope my remedy will work for you. I'm not a native speaker of English, soI hope I hope I have clearly put everything. from Tokyo, Japan I actually had the same problem! I think the product is defective as it is. What I did was to use the top two holes to support the weight with two pegs. I also attached an adhesive between the wall and the product's back to support. The top slips out with only one peg they provide. There is another peg hole a little under it.Use it if you don't mind making another hole in your wall. Use adhesives that can be removed when you must. Irealized the defectiveness after I posted my review. I should report the problem. I feel responsible! Hope my remedy will work for you. I'm not a native... » Read More I actually had the same problem! I think the product is defective as it is. What I did was to use the top two holes to support the weight with two pegs. I also attached an adhesive between the wall and the product's back to support. The top slips out with only one peg they provide. There is another peg hole a little under it.Use it if you don't mind making another hole in your wall. Use adhesives that can be removed when you must. Irealized the defectiveness after I posted my review. I should report the problem. I feel responsible! Hope my remedy will work for you. I'm not a native speaker of English, soI hope I hope I have clearly put everything. from Tokyo, Japan « Show Less
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Mine all lined up flush. Check if a screw is sticking out too far that is stopping them from sliding all the way in. I had one that stuck out just enough that it stopped it from closing all the way but once tightened down more it was flush.
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Hello. Sorry it took me so long to respond, hope it's not too late. My shelf is exactly 17 1/2" long and 5 1/4" wide. No, it does not have lip or edge to keep things from sliding off (wish that it did). I got some non-adhesive, non-slip shelf liner and put on top of it. I have about a 14" tall clock that is a little wider than the shelf on the top of mine and it holds it perfectly and it doesn't slip around. I like it and would recommend it. However, I do wish it was about 1-2" wider so my clock would sit better on it. Hope this helps. Barb
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Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
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None whatsoever. The little hook like end keeps it in place. Love this holder. Almost 2 years old and never a problem. Still as shiny as the first day. You won't be disappointed.
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You're putting it in the wrong way. Flip the divider the other way (it should say bottom in small print on the side that should be at the bottom).
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There's nothing on the bottom to keep it from sliding, but it has not been a problem for me. You could easily add small clear adhesive pads that are soft & non slippery. They can be found with the felt furniture pads.
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Good question. Sorry I took so long to respond but I was away. I needed to come home to measure. From the wall to where the hanging plant holder's loop rests is 5 inches. If you hang the holder the opposite way, with the screws above not below the curve, I think the distance from the wall would be greater. I'm happy to provide a photo so you'll know what I mean, but I don't see how to do that.
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It has 2 holes in the back that slip over a screw head. To hold it more steady I applied two small circular Velcro sticky backs towards the bottom to hold it more securely against the wall. It makes it easier to use and it don't bang against the wall. I really like it. I would purchase another if and when needed.
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It's used to grip the walls to prevent it from sliding down. Just be sure extend it long enough where it's nice and tight.
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Generally what works for me is I put the lines up like I'm going to prepare to hang clothes; once in place grab on of the sagging lines and as you begin to turn large wheel (to tighen lines) pull that line in towards the wall mount. Once it is tightened, I pull the little wheel on other side to loosen all the lines (usually works best if you have two people-one pulling and turning knobs other person pushing lines) disconnect lines from the pole walk towards holder part way - turn around and place lines back like you are preparing to hang clothes again and repeat. Thus far it has worked every time for me. Yes, it is a bit much to do but it works :)
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It's loose inside the drawer. I had connected it wide enough that it touches the sides of the drawer. It will move a little, but you can put double sided tape on the bottom if you want it to stay in place.
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Yes, they stay on the ruler. It's not glue but that kind of tacky rubber surface that just clings, like the stuff they use for window cling-ons. I've had mine on for a year and they haven't budged.
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There is a tacky strip on the bottom of the cutter. It holds the fabric in place. I have to be careful at the ends of the cutter because the strip doesn't go all the way to the end. Works nicely.
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When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
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I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.