I want to store 18 gal. containers but need to know how wide is the space between the two parallel bars -- don't want my containers to fall thru.
1670935
7" inside measurement. 8.75" from wall to the first bar. It's a great rack I have four tires with rims on it. Easy to mount too. Good luck.
1493413
can someone provide instructions as to how to fit all the parts in the container for storage?
1535866
Depth of shelves is 18 1/2 inches, width is 22 1/2 inches. The opening width is 19 3/4 inches. My components are also 17 inches in width and there is plenty of room..
902300
There is a slight narrowing from the top width to the bottom width. It is not a big difference. I don't think it would make a huge wasted space for you. I think you will be very happy with how much neater your cupboards will be using these containers. I bought them for my daughter. She is a great baker, but has limited cupboard shelve space.
1152501
not really, I would have to measure to be positive, but the space between the shelves is about 3 to 4 inches I would say. Most large cans of vegetables are bigger than that. You would probably have to lay them down.I used them in my pantry that had 4 big shelves with 18" to 2' in between them. So I put one of these on each shelf. This way I can put small things in between these little shelves and then on top I have room for taller things. does that help?
2177886
I assume you mean the space between shelves since the width x depth dimensions are on the description. It depends on how you set it up. The legs are ~25" and it comes with little plastic wedges that hold the shelves anywhere along the legs at ~1" intervals. If done like in the picture, it's ~12" between each shelf, but you can do them however you want. If you were talking about the WxD measurements they are roughly 23.6" x 13.6".
136768
The measurement is the entire piece (including the holes). To fit between the posts/holes in the front of the shelving the tank can't exceed 44-3/4". However, the width from front to back between the posts/holes is 15-1/4". Therefore, if your tank is narrow enough it could go the full 48". Hope this helps. Let me know if what I've written isn't clear.
2095972
Evenly spaced there's about 13 inches of space. One of the shelves could be spaced to allow for about 16 inches space.
2160875
There is 9 inches clearance between the underside of one shelf, and the top of the shelf below (anything shorter than 9 inches should fit between shelves). There is 19 inches clearance at the front and back, between posts (anything less than 19 inches wide should be able to pass through from front to back). There is 15 inches clearance on the sides, between posts (anything less than 15 inches wide should be able to pass through from one side to the other). And these aren't rounded - all measurements came to whole inches.
1511942
I don't know but I can say that I am storing a gallon containers of white gas for camping stoves, a gallon containers of pesticide, and several other liquid and gas containers. Mine is hung into studs on the garage wall without any supports. The shelves are not bowed with the relatively heavy items stored.
1422821
You need to be more specific. There are about 30 different designs of 30 gallon bins. Provide height, width, and depth dimensions of the containers and I will get back to you. Did you see the overall height of this? There are only 3 shelves limiting the height of a bin. I think you would be best served to look at the 72" models. Just an FYI - If you ask questions lacking the detail required to answer them, nobody will...I only did because I was posting some reviews and saw that nobody had responded yet. Have a good one.
2042034
hello there, you don't need much of space, mine sat under the sink easily. the storage tank is about 18 inch high and 11 inch wide, the filters together will sit on 6 inches wide and about 11 inches high all together.
1038966
The compartment on mine measures 4 1/8 inch deep and the rectangular space is 8 inches by 3 inches. It will depend on the weight distribution and size of what you want to store there. You could possible store some of those with the top down depending on sizes, etc.
449427
There is exactly 13 1/2 inches of space between shelves. Caution: too much weight will cause the wheels to malfunction and become stiff. Not easy to roll around.
43832
I used the rods to span the cage width wise on the top, middle and bottom. That way the cage will stay the same width as the container.
1592475
Well. It holds 16 oz bottles standing so if it holds the 18 it's gonna be tight. I k ow that if you don't plan to zip it up it wall hold just fine. I often choose not to zip it because I have a fridge at work.
1110705
Hi Ann, Mine is built like the photo. I built it to hold 5 gallon bottles so the space from bottom rack to bottom of top rack is slightly over 25". The top rack is open so no vertical space limitation.