Will this work on an existing WIRE shelf, or does it have to be on a solid surface shelf.
1948340
Works better on a solid shelf. I just put heavy cardboard on the shelf and it works fine...Great product !!!
1194547
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.
322608
I think it would. The shelf is held up by exerting pressure on either side of the wall; I don't think the type of surface should matter.
1917168
The wire shelves with no sides would require some type container to hold/store items other than towels. You should use the bottom two shelves for the heavier storage items - you don't want the organizer to be top heavy.
2262252
Yes. You would need to use something under it for stability, a cutting board or the shelf liner made for wire shelving. You can space the shelves any way you wish.
1262070
I am not 100% sure but I would think the surface that you attach it to would need to be flat...sorry hope that helps a little.
1570643
yes. It is solid so you can place anything on it as long as it fits the top rolling plate. It also has a rubber like coating on the bottom ring that helps with slipping and is continuous around the ring. I see no problem as long as the wire shelf is stable to begin with.
1888600
What I have done in that case, and I've done it a lot, is cut at the "scissors" mark, where there is a pair of connections. Solder a pair of wires from the end of one segment to the next. Keep in mind that polarity matters, + to +, - to -. There are products available, as mentioned in the other answer, but I have had problems with getting good continuity with the water proof style strips, they do work well with the non water proof version. Also they are too short to go from shelf to shelf, only 6" or so.
2019366
Hi, I would not recommend this for a shelf if you don't have some sort of vertical support under the shelf. The vertical support would keep the shelf from hanging forward and down a bit. I've used this hanger for a cabinet since it is more vertical than horizontal.
441803
Cord management will likely be an issue. If separate components are used on each shelf or no more than three cords are involved it may work.
544597
It should be doable as well as that shelf has enough surface area to attach the rack.
1984090
It is referring to the glass shelf inserts that it is designed for and you can buy separately. The wire shelf is included.
412004
Mine actually came with a wire shelf that fits where the wooden one made with the template on the box would fit. It also came with two S hooks. Mine arrived about March 17, 2014. Maybe there is a newer configuration.
1225215
No. It's for wall mounting. If you somehow mounted on a ceiling you wouldn't be able to use the shelf.
1587913
In the top part you will have to take out the top shelf and cut out a hole in the back for wires and then it could work
2099727
I am not sure how you would do that, as the wire holder that comes with it, is designed to use on horizontal bars. You might could rig up something to make it work tho!
13317
I don't think this will work other than standing alone on a surface. It is quite heavy, the supports are not threaded and I think it will fall if mounted on an extension. You might consider a different style. Hope this helps.