On center spacing between the stem rails... how big? I am trying to figure out if my balloon &amp; really big bowled red wine glasses would fit. Thx
246095
I measured the martini stem at 3 3/16" and I have to tip it sideways and jiggle it a little to slide it in.
659171
It's too big to fit in a beer sampler paddle. The glass is all one size, the base is not more narrow than the top. I gave them as a gift so I can't measure now!
754697
Ours is a narrow railing about the width of a 2"X4". The planter fits perfectly. Technically, yours is a 2"X4" also. Two by fours are really 2 X 4 BEFORE they are trimmed, etc. I'd get the smaller one, if I were you.
75001
The popup matched nicely. But I forgot about the overflow!?! If you cut a length off the bottom (approx. 1 1/4") and epoxy it to the inside diameter of the overflow, you will solve your problem. I was in a pinch for the holiday and needed to finish this project. Otherwise I would have found a non overflow product.
1715881
I have not measured it BUT I had the same concern. I have two very expensive Reidel Sommelier glasses that are (1) very costly so I needed extreme care that they not get banged around and (2) they are HUGE. They did fit and hang down albeit with barely enough room for the standard bottle. I decided in the end NOT to hang them on the wine rack anyway. Still a nice piece and I recommend it.
1903273
My rail is 2 inches wide this pot just made it. There is no play at all. It don't think it will fit at all. You need To go to the next size to be safe
1084109
Teresa, the stem is 3 1/2" from the bottom of the glass to the base. I LOVE these wine glasses. I ordered the Burgundy Wine glass too. They set an elegant table.
530450
I am thinking that maybe the amount of space from under the bar to table surface varies a bit. I just took a cloth tape measure and measured...I came up with a 4" space under mine. I guesstimated at about 3.5" before while using a wooden ruler. I know the IDEAL situation isn't to have to use any shims for height, but if it was just a matter of a few 10ths.... a person could glue felt or something to raise the whole thing up just that much... just an idea....
1092255
I am unable to measure the stem diameter as they are already on the unit, which is full of stuff and to heavy to even lift a pinch to measure. I agree with Jill, it is certainly less than an inch. If you have access to wire shelving unit (local box store), you can just check diameter of the whole in the stem. Sorry I could not be of more help.
1333349
The stem is 3-1/4". This is the reason I like these glasses, the stem isn't longer than the bowl depth.
1963808
The part for the stem is just a tiny bit over an inch; the part for the bottom is just over 3 inches. I measured. I even hang martini glasses in it just fine. If you wanted to hang more wide brim, you could separate multiple orders. I ordered 3 of them and hung them all right next to each other to look like one giant piece and just hang martini glasses next to champagne flutes to make up the extra space.
277042
There is a 6 1/2 inch space where the ledge is. 8 inch space once you get past the ledge. I can't fit my stemware in it so I use it for my stem less wine glasses. I hope this helps
1295182
I just now measured mine with measuring tape, so it's in inches, hope that's okay. Those bars are 21 inches apart at the bottom bar ends, the part that is widest and lowest. They are 10 inches apart from where you place your hands on the top, like if you divide the top (highest) bar at the point where the stem clamps on, and measure from the center of each side, it's 10 inches. I measured also the top bar from where it really starts to curve, about midway through that top curve all the way across to the other curve is 15 inches. Hope this helps.
924788
14" I have 7" below my lowest hanging wine glass. If you are not hanging glasses on one side, it shd work. Otherwise, I wd probably use the middle shelf for the toaster.
637902
the exact center to center polepiece spacing is 27/64ths. Looks good as I measured 3 times. Nice pick-up for 19.95.Have fun, js
798239
I had to remove a 5mm spacer to get it to fit properly. That is the same as the 490 degree Bontrager stem which I suspect is made by the same place. Having to drop the stem this additional 5mm somewhat negates the additional rise, but not completely.
1636343
Well, I would say to measure the distance of the area that drops on your riser handlebars (in other words, the middle of your handlebars) to make sure there is enough space for the brackets on the aero bars (which is typically fairly narrow ranging from 3-4 inches). The other thing I would be sure of is the actual diameter of the aero bar brackets compared to the diameter of your handlebars. When I purchased the aero bars, the brackets had a larger diameter than my handlebars, and they did not fit.I hope this helps!