I would like to use these as rod brackets, do you think they are too bulky for that use?
310481
They are wide and may be bulky...i think they are best what they are meant for holding back drapery/curtains...good luck!
310482
I'm not home at the moment (back Sun night) so I can't do any measuring. I'm just not sure, from here, about an answer for you. You could always try, and return them if it didn't work. I think they are very pretty. Would your wall hold the weight? Sorry to not be more helpful...
310483
I am using them to hold back curtains, and they are perfect for that usage. Not sure if they would fit your purpose. They are not bulky, and they look great tho!
1427746
I'm not sure what you mean by "room" to hang them...I'm not sure how you would hang a rod if that's what you mean as the only place would be on the horizontal metal frame. If you could figure out how to hang the rod or wire I guess yes that would work. Would look very nice.
275155
It might fit since the brackets don't really touch the wall, only the mounting touches. I had a tight space. The rod set is beautiful.
354038
My usage for the items works for me as I understand that they are for vertical mounting. For different angles I simply use articulating arms as they afford the flexibility that I think you seek in a mounting solution.
179796
Its got a lot of space but I dont see brackets ready for that. With a few self tapping screws and your own shelf material, seems like it would be a piece of cake. The shelf at the top is enough to set my two 1911's and a glock if that helps (in cases).
643135
I have panel curtains with "sleeves" that slide over the rod and they fit over the corner piece just fine. I think this is what you were asking... if you are referring to metal rings or something, I think it would be fine as long as the diameter is big enough.
2167892
Depends on the design of the shelf, and the load placed on the shelf. The vertical shear load of the brackets is good, but if you are putting a lot of weight on the shelf then no, because the lateral or horizontal load capacity of the brackets and even the screws bcomes suspect. Your shelves could pull out or at least start to sag pretty easily, maybe even under the weight of the shelving let alone the load on it. You're going to need some triangulated support out to the end of the shelving.
1410824
I am not sure what you are considering placing on these shelves so it is difficult to assess your exact needs...if i knew your weight requirements then I could make a better assessment. I have only used them for shoes...but they are well constructed and sturdy. They feel like they could hold considerable weight without bowing or bending.
265063
No, they're not really designed for that; the back has additional wire support to give the structure more stability, not leaving enough room to load from the back. That said, these have been very good organizers for us.
408077
You could use them, you would need 3-4 brackets depending on the load. They provide little plastic stickies to shim for the thickness of glass.
2158512
I see no reason you could not. Just install the rod brackets where you want and cut a rod to fit.
2110388
I wouldn't try it--these have a weight that they can hold, and I'm guessing that curtains plus curtain rods would be too heavy, especially if you're moving the curtains back and forth.
390193
I would think that you are only restricted to the height of the bracket and a little extra for the feet. I have used they and they are very good
399811
They are fairly sturdy but they really aren't designed for side stacking. If you are using them for something light you might be ok but I would look to in the least tie them together.
571301
I looked at the rods and I do think these would be a viable alternative. It appears the rods are already pre-sized and with these cubes you can make whatever sizes or combination of sizes you want.
2276229
sure, but they are very bulky. My hubby uses them for the fire pit and fireplace.
136520
Just be sure that your brackets are in good solid backing and or use wall anchors the large screw-in type. The rod itself is good.