Is the cable a fixed length, or for nawwoer shelves can you cut it so the mounting bracket isnt too high up.
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3 of the cables are in my northern home. However, as I remember you cannot cut the cable. I have 4 applications and 3 of them have 1/2 inch thick glass and the fourth 1/2 inch wooden shelf. The depth of the shelves vary from about 4 inches to 8 inches. The widths vary.I love these shelves and have given them for gifts minus the actual shelf.If you want I can try and send a picture of the one I have here.Glass is the best "look."
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The cable is a fixed length. The stoppers (slots where the glass fits into) will slide up and down the wire but it is not adjustable. Depending on how deep your glass is will determine the height that your shelf will sit.
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The cable is a fixed length and has crimped hardware at the end so that it cannot be cut. For wider shelves the shelf is nearer the hardware, for narrow shelves farther. I have six glasses shelves and am very happy with the hardware. Two of the shelves are 8 feet long (4 brackets). I use them for displaying art items and books.
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I have the same bracket... I can't see a way to cut it down... I have a 32 inch TV and part of the bracket actually sticks out one side... I thought I might paint it when I do some clean up painting this winter... you may come up with something better
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The shelves are screwed into the unit. They don't allow for the shelf height to be adjusted.
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I do not think it is meant to be cut, but it would be possible. The mounting back to back again is possible but would require some do it yourself engineering.
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Elisa, you can hang the unit in a window that short but you would have to remove at least 1 shelf and you would have a lot of cable extending from the bottom. The cable can be tucked up, we show how to do this in the instruction manual which you can download from our web site (beautifulviews.net) but a much neater solution would be to talk to us personally for a custom solution.You can mount the shelves without the window casing, give me a call or email and I will be better able to discuss what would best for your particular situation.Jim, OwnerBeautiful Views
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The back of the package shows that the brackets can be a maximum of 24" inches apart. I am planning to use 3 brackets for my 50" shelf (50" long, 1" thick, 12" deep).
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Hello John, That is correct. the actual distance from the front of the shelf to the mount frame is 11 1/2" to 12". The shelves are sandwiched between the back frame to give the shelves strength. I had to remove the feet on my receiver and added rubber feet in order to fit it in. cabling can be a little tricky but it can be done. Depending on how many cables you are running you may what to consider small diameter cables. Good LuckTony S.
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It would really depend upon what you were going to put on the shelf. Its only two fixed shelved are the very top and the very bottom, and to use any sort of bracket effectively would require at least partial removal of the heavy cardboard backing which goes a long way towards the unit's stability (I speak from experience; I have two of these one with and one without the backing." And I would *NOT* trust hanging this with rings and tacks.
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Oh ok. The distance could actually be customized by you. They're just flat bars mounted to the inside of the unit. You could drill the same size hole they have and move them. The size or distance your existing mount sticks out from the wall might be the only thing that might effect mounting.
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Comes with brackets adjustable from 10.5" to 16", could be made shorter if cut,
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Sorry. I answered the question incorrectly. The riser cannot be cut. I used a flexible line to manage the shorter distance. My first answer referred to support rod
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Length may be short, but easy to lengthen...either cut and splice or buy the spade connectors to make an extension cable. yes you can cut out the switch, its garbage anyway, and add your own. That's what I did on all of mine.
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there is a hole drilled in the glass that holds the shelf to the bracket, so they can't be moved. I have a problem with some of my larger components that have thicker cables/bigger connectors behind them. I am considering going to a Glass place and having them just cut me a larger shelf from glass that looks the same. Another option, for the connectors at least, is mounting a piece of 2x4 to the stud, then mounting the wall mount to the 2x4, giving me another 1.5" behind the components to work with. If I cut it to the right size and paint it with a flat black paint I think it will blend right in.
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IT is a fixed length, however I am sure you could shorten by cutting the metal rod.
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Yes. In fact you can make individual shelves shorter by cutting the legs shorter as I did. Be shire to cut them equal length and cut off the end that is not stepped down in size.
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Ellen - it shouldn't be a problem. I just measured mine (installed) and it is 4 3/4 inches from the bottom of the wire basket to the bottom of the shelf I have it on. Hope this helps!
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Sorry Marc I can't help with your question as mine's was fine. I would suggest seeing if the wall plate fits the metal part that hides the cables and holds the glass shelves and if the screw holes line up. If it does run with it