Can this item work for the wire shelf in a closet, or does it have to be the rod?
1947087
I don't see why not as long as there is enough space for you to loop the wide Velcro fastener around the length of the wire. You may however lose some of the strength & therefore the roof of the top most unit may sag. If you use it to store light items, it will probably work ok.
738445
If you could mount the rod on a piece of 1/4" board inside your closet, then the ball would fit inside the closet. The mount is too close to the wall otherwise for the ball to retract all the way from the edge where it is mounted. However, the ball will not fit inside the tube because it is larger in circumference than the tube. But the 1/4" board under the mount would allow enough space for the ball to retract all the way back to the mount.
928034
This rod is designed to be used on a metal surface. It does have a magnet AND double-sided sticky tape on both ends, however I do not think the tape would be sufficient to hold the rod up unless you have a VERY LIGHT sheer curtain.
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.
2025767
I have wire shelves and it does fine on them. I just have the can on the bottom shelf because I don't want my shelves to be top heavy.
565437
It is a tension rod, so you probably won't need closet rod sockets, if your curtain is lightweight. I wanted a little more support so I purchased some rod sockets from Lowes that fit up to 1 3/8. They were the "Real Organized" brand #19179.
1755873
It's held in place by two screws so I think you should be able to put several ( a dozen or more ) items on the rod without a problem. I bought and installed it for my aging mother and don't know exactly how she used it, but she loved it so I have to believe it was a useful tool.
507914
You need a rod like the one shown. Wires themselves are not good but maybe you could add something to hold this rotating tie rack.
1433558
The instructions refer to a standard closet rod which is 1 1/4 inches wide. It looks like it might work for a rod that is a bit wider, maybe 1 3/8 inches.
2143428
Arrives in 3 pieces. The "hangers" slide onto each side of the bottom rod and then hook onto your closet pole. I used in with a wire closet system (no single closet pole) and it worked out fine.
516471
I believe so - but I stress this is my best guess and there may be a complication I am not seeing. Looking at my install, which is very near the corner, it appears the shelf would need to be wired to the bracket, but there is enough over hang to do so. The shelf would of course be sitting off center on the two brackets to accomplish this.
2158630
The 3-black clamps on the top are to be attached to your existing rod in your closet. The only rod it comes with is the small one shown dividing the right side in the picture.
1809212
I can't imagine it not working with any closet system as it attaches with only two hidden screws pretty much anywhere you have wood or some other sturdy backing. It could possibly even be mounted to drywall though you'd need anchor bolts or something similar. My answer is "yes"....it would work.
1044187
I think it will get good support on rod than wire as it had hooks . I use on rod closet and it's good .
89168
no, I think you need a vertical surface because when it opens the rod would need to be horizontal to hang things...Handy in the laundry room though. I now always hang up my clothes as they come out of the dryer...If you want decor, they have ones that you can put photos in.
1459902
I'm using them on a 1-1/4" rod and they fit. If the rod is 2" there will be a gap which can face the back of the closet if you are okay with that. They work very well for sliding hangers. My old rods were wood and gave me splinters.
1932995
My home doesn't have standard sized closet rods however the hanger fits on a standard size shower curtain rod. The inside diameter of the hanger is a little over 1 inch so it should fit on a 1 inch rod.