Is there anything at the end of the shelf arms preventing the cover from rolling off the end of the arm to the ground?.
1659932
No. By design there can't be because the cover will need to hang off the back to completely uncover the spa opening.
1659933
I agree with other response. The rollers make it easier to push onto the arms, but it doesn't roll freely.
1659934
No, but it is definitely a cover saver, no stress folding and hanging on a bar
1659935
There is not but the cover doesn't roll across easy enough for it to be pushed off.
1659936
No, but when its open, the arms are slightly angled at an upward pitch so it would be really hard to accidentally push it off
2011896
I don't remember, either. But since this cart (which I use as a craft storage unit) is right next to me, I took a look. Unscrewed the end caps. Appears the larger (2 middle shelves) have a bar that slips on, and end caps with predrilled holes are placed to secure them. The top shelf is different. Has end caps, but no screws. Hope this helps.
41700
Not that I've found. I'm just putting the master discs in the front of the box. Also, put the box on a sturdy shelf. If it is on the floor it tips over every time I move. We are talking about a truly horrible design flaw. It is sturdy tucked away on a shelf and is never touched.
187527
The item has a rubberized material sewn on the base which has pretty good anti-slide properties. I have not had a problem with the item sliding at all. Over time, I suppose the material could harden and become slick. If that should happen, I plan to use a swatch of rubberized shelf liner to keep the item in place.
1687543
Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery.If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
1519976
The instructions indicate that the lower shelf should be positioned as shown in the picture, and this makes the product more stable. You could probably position the shelf a little bit higher, but not much.
1990842
I have used a rubber mallet and gently tapped the shelves beginning with the top shelf loosening one corner at a time and then working my way down the unit. Just take your time. Perhaps laying the shelf unit on its side would make the job even easier.
700626
The shelf itself is pretty small. I have a pretty large/heavy Infinity center spkr. on it, so I placed another shelf from an old system on it to handle the overlap. Works fine like that.
1289911
I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
2277964
No, there is a slight up-curve or ridge around the edge of the plate to keep things from sliding off.
685911
Yes, there is a nail/bolt on the bottom to hold it in place. Shelves are good & sturdy!
1843481
From the pictures, it looks like there are definitely edges around the shelves. You might want to try the Trinity Utility cart, there are no edges on that one. TRINITY NSF 3-Tier Heavy Duty Rolling Utility Chrome Wire Cart There is also a writeup of some different Utility Cart Options here: http://wireshelves.blogspot.com/2011/03/heavy-duty-rolling-wire-utility-cart.html
693170
It looks like there are four small screws underneath the top shelf. Also, it looks like the rails can be pulled up so you don't have the frame for the top shelf.
1774252
I have one on a machine where it rests on the wall, but on another machine, the machine is too far out from the wall for it to rest on the wall, but the shelf still stays on top of the machine. The struts or supports help to stabilise it. Hope that helps.
933526
From the looks of the bottom shelf, it doesn't appear to be attached all that securely to the sides. I wouldn't trust it with anything that heavy.
307501
Loosen all the shelf screws and the cross braces screws and stand the shelf system in your desired location. Rock it gently to settle the legs and shelves in place and then tighten the shelf screws and finally the cross brace. This should solve the problem. Before starting this adjustment, check the allen wrench and screws to be sure nothing is stripped. Replace anything that is defective.
1180545
There's a small stubby leg in the back, but it's made of a very, VERY weak material. It's not even strong enough to support the book shelf standing up on its own. You can hear the wood splintering in mine if there's even the slightest bit of weight on that third leg.