Are these bins tapered to accommodate metal frame design?
1097193
We don't have them in a metal frame (dropped into wooden seats), but observe there is a taper. I think they're designed for the KV frames.
1097194
Yes. The unit did fit my under the counter metal frame inside the cabinet. Depending on the size needed, I'm sure one of these units would fit.
1097195
Yes, they are tapered. Top measures 15-1/2" by 9-1/2" outside to outside. Bottom measures 12" by 6-1/2" outside to outside & 18" high. Hole to hold bins is 14-3/8" by 8-1/4" (wood material).
1097196
The bins that I have are just slightly tapered and fit nicely in the metal framework.
1618124
Yep, Here is a link to the bin's on Amazon:Seville Classics WEBK400 Bins for Commercial Bin Rack System, 3-Pack
2008582
Yes - there are plastic tapered pieces that snap onto any one of several grooves in the vertical rods. The grooves are one inch apart the entire length of the rods. Each shelf has a hole at each corner of the shelf that fits down over the plastic tapered pieces. So the shelves can be adjusted in height.
750289
No. They are pretty flat. Because they aren't tapered, they don't stack perfectly in case that matters to you.
483889
No. They are not wide enough. This is for lighter storage, like hand towels, cosmetics, or a smaller trash can.
766467
They are squared off so you could use some metal straps to mount. I'm not sure if that's there design The only issue with mounting I can see is that you sort of have to bend them to get it apart, they snap together pretty hard.
281990
no they are small round metal bars. I love mine and it was very easy to put up, even for me :-)
886268
Yes they are. You install rods into the armoire and then lay the bins onto the rods.
849188
Yes, unless you overload the front of the top bins. I placed a strip of quarter-round in front of the lower bin, snugging the back against the wall. This gives them a secure area to rest in and easily allows lifting them out if needed.
859627
I have no idea, but I'm guessing if you contact the manufacturer, they could tell you. I think the bins are all connected as one unit. They are not separate.
410140
No, because the shelf tubes to through the column tubes. This shelving is for large bins only. It has no support for anything else. You might be better of buying vinyl shelving at a place like BJs. They sell really strong shelving that I use for file boxes. Happy to help.
1733038
Yes they are. You can replace them with your own bins or use the open space for something else.
1003538
No, the holes are tapered. The weight on the shelf appears to lock them into place. Enough weight on the shelf upside down would push the shelf down.
526157
Yes they are! You don't even have to use all the shelves. If you have some taller items you can leave a shelf out to accommodate them.
1479696
They would probably fit widthwise if you angled them similar to how they'd be stored in a shoebox. However they might hang out of the cubbie a little bit.
1419758
I would say yes, they are thinner than the plastic ones I previously used, therefore saving me some space.
1859774
I don't think they are designed to be stacked. The top area is shorter than the bottom which would probably cause the upper rack to topple forward if not attached and supported in some way. You could possibly make it work by using double sided tape between the units but I don't think I would due to the likelihood of the plastic bending, sagging or even breaking under the increased load. Hope this helps.