Would this rack work as a gift bags storage if mounted on a wall?
268938
Possibly, but for that, we prefer a hanging gift bag organizer that hangs from a closet rod. You can search for one here or see: http://www.home-storage-solutions-101.com/gift-bag-organizer.html
268939
I think it would work for holding gift bags. I can envision the larger bags hanging from their handles from the lower rack and the smaller or skinnier bags on their sides. My one concern would be the large ones bending over if laying on their sides.
268940
Great thought. I tested this myself with the racks I just purchased. It does work for that purpose, however, best for only small to medium size gift bags (up to manila size envelope).
268941
I think that it actually would work very well for that depending on the size of the gift bags. If they were wide enough then it would make a really nice storage solution for gift bags, or reusable grocery bags.
363622
Personally I would say No. It may not stay together even though goes together extremely tight the weight put on shelves may compromise it if on the wall. I just don't think it was made to do that.
9350
I would think so. The rack is sturdy enough vertically.I certainly would attach the bottom of the upper rack to the top of the bottom rack.Also, attach the combined racks in multiple spots to a wall behind, or attach braces to keep it from collapsing laterally.
1712044
Yes, it could. There are four place, two on each side, where there are holes to screw it into the wall. It would not, however, be as able to hold as many items that were big and bulky.
2017063
I really cannot tell you that but if it is securely screwed into the wall, it should hold items nicely
2126702
Absolutely, we have stored a bike on this for weeks when working on a complete rebuild. Have you considered a storage hook on the wall/ceiling?
653470
I have mine on the floor horizontally with mostly albums (very heavy). It is very study and I think would be fine for what you want to use it for. Since albums are heavy I didn't want to mount it on a wall but I am very pleased with the shelves.
1422302
I would have to say no. The basket is pretty short. I would go for a taller one for larger item storage.
1660326
Hello,I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over.The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
194819
I wouldn't recommend it. There are actually two pieces that connect together with a lip. Those pieces get bolted into the wall to provide structural support. It's an extremely heavy shelf and needs the back piece to keep it from falling off the wall and taking part of your wall with it. If you are putting baskets in the cubbies you don't notice it that much.
227801
I use mine to store household cleaning supplies, canned goods, napkins, and kitchen aid mixer attachments. I do not have mine attached to the wall, but it is between two walls. It is pretty sturdy and I feel it could hold more.
781001
It's not meant for a rack or junction box. It is meant to be wall-mounted independently of other devices. The mounting holes should be spaced for standard stud mounting or you can use anchors appropriate for your wall material.
2164231
I'd guess it might hold the weight, but it would be borderline, and the space is small enough it might be problematic. However, it's a nice rack, and I'd think that worst case scenario you might want to use part of the bag first and just stack the rest that would fit in it.
1608376
I gave it as a gift but as I recall it would hold small items and spacers can be moved to accommodate various sizes.
1068605
Technically you can mount it using zip ties, but load capacity would be compromised as the design relies on the screw depth. I would not recommend this rack for your application..
1577131
Thank you for asking. This rack is perfect for the use we bought it for. We have put it on the back of the pantry in the kitchen. It is wonderful for soup cans, small boxes, such as pudding, gravy packs and other smaller items. Personally I think this rack would not be suitable for DVD storage. Some of the shelves are more shallow than others. We put the small little bottles of spices in the shallow shelves. The types of spices that are only and inch and a half to two inches high. Good luck and I hope this post was of help to you.
1265786
you could probably put a few purses on it if you space them out carefully.I thought the rack looked very cheap and the bottom base is cheap plastic so I sent it back.found a nice wood one locally that looks much better.