My counter is only 18 inches deep. If this sticks over the edge by 3 inches, will it still be stable? Or will it tip forward?
1464788
It would not be stable. It would tip over. But if you only pulled it out the 18 inches it should be fine.
1464789
The front wheels would be off the counter. I tried this with mine and it tips forward. Sooner or later it there will be a catastrophe. I would not recommend using it under those conditions. Hope that helps
1464790
It really needs the counter to be stable if you are going to be pulling it out. I personally wouldn't risk it.
1464791
It might tip. If your small appliance is slight heavy and towards the front, I would be very careful.
1464792
It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
1762714
Yes! I have a 22" deep countertop...the sink is 18" deep and I have my sink backed up to the wall with caulking along the back edge to prevent water, etc going down the back...works perfectly! We had to adjust the hole slightly to move it back but I love it this way as it leaves more room in the front.
1164695
I think it would slide off the counter. It's very light weight. I think you would need to put weights on the corners if you use it on the counter.
157799
It could stand alone perhaps on a countertop, but as the unit is only less than 8 inches deep it would be wise to anchor it to a wall....otherwise the possibility of tipping the unit forward or back presents itself.
2177974
My cabinets are 18.5 inches above the counter-top. Knowing which number is which is what I have been trying to find. As long as the largest number is not the height, I am OK.
370529
It shouldn't tip over, no matter how many plates you put on it. There have been several times when I've taken all of the plates off of one side and it's never looked like it was going to tip over. As to how many 45s it will hold, I'm not sure. I use this stand for all of my 'smaller' plates (2.5 - 25). That's a lot of plates and it holds all of them.
1033820
I agree with JodiePDX, it will not be secure but if it is narrow enough eliminating the possibility of tilting sideways, it may work, maybe not more than 3 container height!
1938486
The handle does not stand up as the picture shows. It lies flat until you lift it up to use as a handle. The height with the handle flat is just under 36 inches. If your clearance is 36 inches, this will fit under your counter.
1969238
I can't comment about using it on a counter. I have it inside a lower cabinet that is 12 inches wide so it has about 1 inch on each side. I haven't noticed it slipping around at all, but I have it loaded with baking pans, cookie sheets, cutting boards, etc., so there's little room for movement. It does have rubberized feet so that it shouldn't slip. Hope this helps. Also, each metal rung can be moved or removed to make the sections larger.
1940528
HI - Mine has never tipped over. The base is solid and holds it in place. My elderly friend loves this, and can move it around to do her jewelry making again.I highly recommend it.
1826556
Absolutely no problem. It's only 13 inches wide and 9 1/2 inches deep. It comes with tape but we attached ours with screws that either came with it or we had on hand. I love it and appreciate that I don't have to use up valuable counter space. Enjoy!
55899
I guess not ...although, it would be a bit tippy if you don't do something about that. velcro it so the counter!
412902
I think it should work for your shelf. The front of the wire divider will stick off the shelf, but that shouldn't impact performance. The piece that keeps the divider upright won't be affected by the shorter depth, and it is flexible enough to accommodate a 3/4" shelf I think.
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
437548
It is really heavy so as long as it is placed on a stable hard surface it should be quite stable. I am really pleased with it and ours does not seem tippy at all.
1035867
My counter top is 3/4" in thickness and the unit hangs 2" below the bottom of the counter top. 2 3/4" total depth of the unit as stated.
2052794
I just measured it, and it is around 7-3/4", so I think it might hang over the edge. My stove ledge is around 9". You may need to choose a slightly smaller model. Despite the fact that the inside of this pot does rust, it serves the purpose I bought it for by putting a little moisture into the air. I would recommend this brand, if they have a smaller version for you.