Cannot see how the bottles are held from the photo. Does it use a rail from front to back or a scoop at the back and the front? thx.
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The bottles rest across a horizontal support in the front by the neck of the bottles and in the back for the base of the bottles . A curve (scoop) is carved in the supports for each bottle to rest so they don't roll from side to side
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scoop at the back and the front. You will need to secure the rack to the wall from the back for stability. Other than that, great rack for the money.Mine is full and the bottles slide right in.
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it has a larger scoop in the back and a smaller scoop in the front for each bottle.
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A rail goes along the back, with scoops for the backs of the bottles. Similarly, a rail goes along the fron of the rack with scoops for the bottle necks. We have a few very short port bottles that we can't put on the rack, because they won't reach from the back to the front rail, but most bottles fit fine.
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scoop at the back and the front. You will need to secure the rack to the wall from the back for stability. Other than that, great rack for the money. Mine is full and the bottles slide right in.
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The bike tires sit in holders at either end of each rail. The holders are tapered so they hold the tires securely. There are also two posts which sick up in the middle of the rack. Velcro straps are supplied to fasten the bike frames to these posts. This arrangement works very well for my two beach cruisers. I did need to purchase some pool noodles to provide some padding between the two bikes so they wouldn't rub against each other and scratch the paint. Very pleased with this bike rack.
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no it pulls straight out. I couldn't not get the track to stay on my shelf. the bottle holders get stretched out and the bottles fall off. I wouldn not recommend buying this organizer, I am still looking for a good solution.
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It is a cylinder. It slides over the bottle top, then push down the length of the bottle. It usually fits tightly so it doesn't slide off when you pick the bottle up to pour.
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Hi, There are two "pulls" from each side of the basket (underneath) that spring out and back in (little springs...pretty strong actually). It attaches to a bike rack. The attachments are curved to fit perfectly to the tubular shape of the bike rack rails. This is the best I can do to describe it. I've had this basket for years and I have never seen a better one out there. It is made of quality materials and is pretty sturdy. When I have it full of big textbooks, I use a couple of little bungy rope to add even more security. It's great to carry books, groceries, whatever. Hope this helps. I hightly recommend it.
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If you're talking about the handle on top, it lays flat. The rack is 35" tall. It's 13" wide at the widest point and it's 6 " deep . The bottles extend out in front when it's stocked. I'm pleased with it.
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They are separate units. I bought two and stacked them on top of each other in a stack one wide by two high. With six you should be able to stack them 3 wide by two high and so on. Each unit only holds six bottles. The units have a solid feel to them.
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There's a pull out latch in the front, which is above where the wagon's pull handle is. Once you pull the handle the entire "tub" can be lifted to dump items out. The front lifts and the back and stays stationary. The tub is heavy plastic, much like a Rubbermaid tote.
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It is positioned underneath the left shelf on the bar between the wheels. There are grooves in the bar for the bottom of the canister and a clamp to hold it at the top. Once you tighten the clamp at the top, it is secure.
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The lixit bottles have a special tab on them that keep them from falling through. It also causes the bottle to hold at a slight angle outward. It works fine.
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Pull down on the cage and lift the square top. Cock it sideways to stay open. I cut a small soda bottle in half and use it as a scoop. Works great.
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It is top loading. There is a very small storage area at the bottom (not large enough to hold a bottle).
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You can remove them... If you want to store 1.5L bottles. That's it. You sacrifice an entire row of 750 ml bottles doing that.
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Hi Rebecca! We are all naive about things we have never used or done!! The tubing is for air only, it provides the suction from the actual pump to the bottles.
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Nothing. The bottle holder attaches to the stationery vertical shaft and the center of horizontal crossbar. This is a wonderful bottle holder. Very easy to attach. I have no regrets over the purchase.
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Shelves are not adjustable. The vertical shelves are what holds up everything. It's literally as seen in the picture. I love mine. Holds bottle on bottom, glasses on sliders, and misc items in the middle.
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I tested a few bottles. It holds my Nail Tek with some room, one of my Sally Hansen bottles but not the other one. We use the case for Hot Wheels and to make room for the trucks, we have cut the dividers on a few spots which would work for you too. The slots are deep enough that the lid would have closed on all three bottles if they could lay flat.