Will this slide over metal shelves, like ones thatlook similar to this product? That's what I have and there's also a 2" lip in the front of the shelf
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The back portion will, but the front is only a one inch gap. So it depende on how much room you have for this shelf to stick out in front. I'm thinking the shelf will only go half way back on a two inch shelf. My basket is attached to a one inch shelf and it works well. It should slide over metal also. Your only problem will be the two inches.
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Yes but one door opening will reveal the sliding shelves accomodated by the pull out trays pictured above. It should still function properly if there is an upright cabinet rail seperating the two door openings.
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Hi VickiThe interior shelf is adjustable so you would just have to adjust the height accordingly in order to fit the items above. Hope this helps.Be well Desmond
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No it slides straight out, you would work around the issue by placing spacers on the under desk brackets to drop the whole thing down what ever fraction of an inch you need to clear the lip on the desk. Perhaps use washers or pennies. Very little vertical play in the brackets otherwise
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Yes it will work, it does not slide over rod but the loops open up and are closed with velcro tabs. Ours have been up for several months with no problem, bottom line, very easy to set up.
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I suspect the exterior piece that slides over the wall mount part would, not sure that it might not move around on you tho.
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The shelves are removable, but they don't slide.Yes, the inside is smaller. .....Than the out side?
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Yes but one thing you should know is the shelf slides in very tough. It is front heavy making it tough to move in and out
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I use them with wood. I bought some cheap 1x2's and screwed them into the wood on the bottom on the inside of the brackets. To be more secure you do it on inside and outside. I haven't had an issue with sliding. The weight of the objects on the shelf keeps it pretty stable.
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my shelf is almost 1 inch thick and fits no problem. The arms are flat and have never scratched my shelfs.
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No. The distance between shelf and metal tubes (under the moving shelf) is a little more then 12 inches.
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The shelves slide in and out but only a few inches. I haven't noticed if they slid up and down I couldn't even get mine to stick so I haven't utilited it much yet.
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Nope, I had to whittle mine down to the standard shelf size . Don't remember it, I am on the road, but will append this when I get home. I tired to bend the shelf unit.... DON'T DO IT. Messes up everything, unless you have a press brake, and the skill to use it.OK, back home. The shelf unit will only properly work on a 3/4" shelf, not thicker, or thinner (within 1/8" or so).
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I installed on a shelf but had to secure the shelf to the cabinet as it was an adjustable shelf. Otherwise it tips forward when you roll it out
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When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
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The shelf is about half-inch thick solid wood and the supporting legs are metal. I can't imagine there would be any problem with all that. As a precaution and reassurance, add the various items one at a time to make sure nothing snaps along the way! Good luck.
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I make it 7 1/2 inches to the bottom of the metal front brace and about 8 1/4 to the bottom of the shelf, with the feet fully out or extended, but still fully threaded into the mounting nuts. I assume you want to slide stuff underneath. Hope this helps.