Looking at the picture it only has two brakcets per metal slat? IE: I can hang two shovels (example) per piece?
1675659
The picture you are referring to is a close up picture of the hanger locations so it doesn't show all 6 locations per slat. Practically speaking, these two sections can hold up to 12 shovel-like tools (Even though, per the product description, there are two 4-Feet sections which can hold up to 24 tools). I cannot attach a picture of these hanging in my own garage or I would. :-) I had these in our previous house and loved them as they really are versatile, so much so that I looked high and low for the same one's for our existing house. I couldn't stand paying such a high price for the Rubbermaid type hangers which don't allow for hanging such a variety of implements. You really are getting a great product that is good quality and very inexpensive.
1675660
It works if you have a solid wall behind it. We hang 2 snow shovels and other house hold tools on it. Not very substantial though. Thin stamped sheet metal construction. I guess it is ok for the price.
1675661
really only room to hang one shovel per set of hangers, I forget but there are 5 or 6 hangers per piece
1675662
you can hang at least 6 tools on this bracket. The only restriction is if the tool is wide, it may leave less space for the tool next to it. Good item.
1675663
Each 4 ft. section has 6 hanging brackets. Therefore the whole unit has 2X6 = 12. The co. claims you can "hang up to 24" tools. However, in mine I have only put one shovel per bracket as I am not comfortable hanging two. The unit is plenty strong to hold two, but the bracket is not deep enough to do so easily
1227946
It's hard to tell from the photo, but each little hook has a V-shape in the middle because they are intended to hang on a wire. Don't think they would hang securely over a 1/2" plastic slat.
665147
I agree, This picture is deceiving. I too bought this thinking it was 3 bars on three different poles and it is not. Very disappointed.I wish I would have read this answer before I purchased.
880926
Yes, the item is for a set of two supports (as I mentioned in my review). Happy to confirm this for you.
1804868
I had some guys put mine together for me so I don't have first hand knowledge of how easier or hard it was or if there were missing parts etc. They advertise that you can buy two and stack themin a staggered fashion I think. Not sure how they would fit together as I only bought one.
1784857
The top of the support is steel and has two pre-drilled holes in it. So whatever you attach the support to has to be able to be screwed into. If the slats are wood, you could get two of these and put one on each slat.
1852816
The item in the very front of the picture is actually 7 pieces not 2. I hope this answers your question.
1642342
It comes with 2 but the piece that holds the bars to the wall are kind of cheap you can go to Lowes or Home Depot and get metal better ones for pretty cheap.
1580304
They say two but just one a piece. Maybe once its broke in it could hold two
1025129
We have a high-standing rack but it only has 10 dowels. The bottom dowel has less possible uses than the upper ones naturally, but is needed for support.
762114
The poles are two pieces so you could make two shorter units by removing the connecting piece but there would only be one set of end caps (for the top) and one set of feet/wheels for the bottom.
53276
Each bench comes with two supports that you can use to stack on either end and make the bench about twice as high. If you bought two benches, I think you could stack the supports from both to make one higher, but you definitely can't stack the benches themselves. So you would have one bench that is three "units" high and one that is one "unit" high.
880927
Yes, the item is for a set of two supports (as I mentioned in my review).Happy to confirm this for you.
888996
I have not put mine up yet, but there are two separate pieces and it would appear that you can place them at two separte spots.
862467
Not that I've been able to tell. And even then, it only holds three at a time. I'm not real sure what that was designed for.
2067029
I think it actually only has four. If I remember correctly, and they are just for holding the guid plate square with the deck of the block. I'll check tomorrow when I get to work though to be sure
204332
It would be a lot of work. Each slat rests on the side frame. One wider long piece of wood under it and then a second piece on top of that (narrower) with a niche carved out to position each slat. It would be easier to simply add a few extra slats.