Would this work for easy sliding if put on each side of an organizer basket? The organizer baskets I have now cover the entire bottom of the basket.
941124
Too many variables not stated in your question. I purchased the Waxsman felt strips to put on the bottom of a lounge chair and ottoman with a round pedestal base so they would not scratch my new hardwood floors. If this would work on your baskets depends upon how well they will stick to the bottom of the basket and the surface that they will slide on. They should slide will on wood, tile and vinyl floors, and probably not as well on carpeting
941125
I put this on the bottom of my tv stand, and I was able to slide it around when I was deep cleaning. This is just thick enough to pad, and not too thick to be unsightly. Highly recommended.
941126
I suppose that would depend on what the basket is made of. I don't think this would adhere well to a wire basket.
1674733
I too have the rubber tray on top of the carpet. I have not had any issues with my organizer sliding around. It is well worth the money.
199042
Yes you need to screw the base into the bottom of the cabinet. Then the basket part slides on that base. it is not hard to put in the screws.
237289
Yes, i use it under everything, from light to heavy. I fit it to the space (overlapping pieces when i need to) and have never had a problem with it sliding (it is thick plastic.)
2060889
They *could* slide depending on the smoothness of the surface and what you are using them for. We have about 50 pieces interlocked together covering our exercise area. 2 sides are against basement walls which seems to nicely hold them in place.
22917
No, by the time you put the basket in you maybe have 4" of depth. Also, the membrane buttons broke after about 3 months of light use. I would avoid this product all together. Unfortunately nicer quality ones are significantly more expensive.
610017
I think it would depend on how slanted the surface is and the type of surface. I always lock them all the way but I use it on a flat surface. The legs do have rubber feet on them so I suppose if it's not a particularly slick surface then it may not slide but it's hard to say without knowing what the surface is and how slanted it is.
423818
The other answers are not accurate. Because the slides can be completely removed from the basket (I did so for installation on solid metal shelves) you can simply reverse the slides to achieve your configuration.
122610
Not sure, but will try. My cabinet drawers open straight out, and the basket pulls out to its full length. We st the rails 2" from the side and 2" from the front. Hope this helps.
267355
yep. The design on the bottom is like a 'waffle' type design and is more of a 'stickier' rubber to prevent sliding around. For the price, I'd give it a try.
1950163
Yes. I think it will work.. I have a basket on front of bike and it fits over it. Enjoy it.
531129
You can tilt it if you want to get it in, but as it is on a runner to slide in and out, I think it has to be flat to slide. If the opening is too narrow, it won't clear the frame to slide out. The basket is 11 inches and if your cabinet is 11 1/2 in wide, that leaves 1/4 inch on each side for clearance. Not much extra there.
618240
Yes, however I don't use it that much. The baskets glide easily and I installed mine in a tall lower cabinet (with no drawer) so I only have to pull it out when it gets emptied. Very happy with this purchase.
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I can see where that could be an issue - metal on a tile floor. We use ours in a bathroom and it is nestled against a wall an a tub surround wall. Any chance you can fit it in a corner somewhere that it would still be usable? Another idea would be to look at your local hardware of home improvement store (HD, Lowe's, etc) for some type of sticky or non-sliding pad to stick to the wastebasket and would limit or eliminate slippage on the tile floor.Good luck,DLC
484910
It depends on the size of the beads. While the sides do have dividers, they aren't flush with the bottom so if they are smaller than say a pearl, they will slide around. Other than that it's pretty safe
1975994
The bottom is not Velcro, but I have had no problem with sliding. It moves very little, even when I only have folded grocery bags in one section. I love it.
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You "could" secure the basket on top of rack, but it would no longer be foldable and the two narrow sides would not be rigid. Save money, get a regular basket.