How do you keep the glass from slipping out?
2027843
This shelf is so beautiful. I placed sticky Velcro at each bracket , my shelf is 36 in, no problem, just use the mounting Velcro an you to will have a beautiful shelf
2027844
Mine has an adjustable screw that tightens against the glass from the bottom
2027845
The weight of the glass creates enought friction to keep the shelf in place. No problem at all. Made a very nice decorative touch.
2027846
I haven't had that issue....what I would do is put a small piece of velcro??????
2027847
Thank you for your inquiry. The weight of the glass is what holds the glass in place. This product also comes with mounting tape. Thank you and have a great day!
2027848
There is two sided tape under the top support arm. The glass slides in and then sticks to the tape.
1365778
I would recommend a champagne stopper because of the very problem you are encountering. Champagne stoppers catch on the ring of the bottle's neck to prevent them from flying off. I learned this at a wine shop.
1662801
Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about breakage or spilling all over the place. I recommend you just gift them with homemade products and be done with them! Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about... » Read More Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about breakage or spilling all over the place. I recommend you just gift them with homemade products and be done with them! « Show Less
1390816
In my experience, there's no direct way. But I use this with a sliding glass door; I put it all out so that the entrance is inside the house a bit, then close the door so there's no space between. Seems to work well!
216921
Fill the glass with the liquid and put the metal part upside down over it hold both ends tightly and shake
1180290
Very careful twist the light cover or to be extra careful, just go ahead and twist the whole thing off the ceiling. That's what I did to ensure I didn't break the glass.
1071214
I have the same problem. There doesn't seem to be a solution to keep it from slipping out without limiting the function of the drawer. Just open it carefully.:)
743562
The same as the old fashioned way, just push the glass. It will click as it moves but won't break.
1012783
Suctions cups on top the base keep the glass from sliding off. You can lean on it sitting down and it shouldn't be a problem.
1021203
Mine has brown clips with the longer edges having a narrow piece that sticks out and the opposite edge having a solid and larger piece that sticks out. The smaller side with two pieces sticking out fits into the narrow trough made by the bottom of the edge. The larger, more solid piece holds the glass in place. You should be able to fit the smaller side into the trough and click the clip down to hold the glass with the larger edge There was a clip on either side of each leg. I could take a picture of the clips in place, but I don't know how to attach it to this answer and everything is very dark.
1374301
The little pads that come with are to help hold the glass in place. I used the 3/8" glass and it works great
199302
It should just slide out. Just pull the center, grey part, right above the window. If it doesn't slide right out, that's an issue that I would talk to the company about.
768710
Mine stays on for months at a time. I did notice that the suction cup lever was a bit tricky.Make sure the lever is in the "up" position, then put the suction cup against the glass. Make sure it is flat all around.Then toggle the lever to the "down" position and the suction cup will be engaged.As long as the rubber is flat against the glass first, it should stay on until you release the leaver to take it back off.
987700
The glass does pop out when you put pressure from the inside. It's a 2 hand job, I hold the glass in with one hand and clean with the other. It does stay clean pretty long. I've had it for a month and it's still spotless.
1074995
Yes just make sure the glass is not full to the brim. A spoon would also work...
489979
Just kinda sick you finger in there and un-stick the screen from the plastic and it should slide right out but if it's got glass on both sides squeeze the sides to open up the inside in to a larger pocket and shake carefully until it falls out onto something safe like your lap or something. Other than that not really sure.
124301
It just pulls out. At least mine did. Try running hot water over the plastic for a minute or 2 to get it to expand a bit then turn the unit upside down, lightly tap the bottom a couple times, hold the glass in one hand & pull up on the plastic (while twisting) with the other hand. Dont force it tho!!!!! Its glass & can break. But this worked for both of mine.