can these be used for the wire shelving ?
1862725
Unfortunately, no. The wire shelving wouldn't be able to support the weight of the dividers. Plus, the dividers wouldn't fit at all if your wire shelving has a "lip" hanging on the bottom.
1862726
Yes but you will need to put something in the gap like foam or shims of wood, but it does work!!
1862727
I would doubt it. The front clip needs the thickness of a shelf to attach to and set in.
1862728
If you're talking about the wire closet shelving, I don't think so. Those shelves have a 'lip' from which your clothes hang. I believe these chrome dividers are meant to work best with solid shelves such as those pictured with the product.
1710802
Yes, they can easily be used. There are two phillips screws that hold the unit together.
2233203
I don't see why not - they do sell individual shelves (Trinity 36 x 18 in. EcoStorage Individual Wire Shelf) .... as long as the extra shelf comes with the plastic clips that hold the shelves in place. You would also need to re-figure the weight limit per shelf to allow for the additional shelf.
479120
Yes, you definitely can. I wouldn't put them under the shelf or they'll be in your way when you use the work space. But otherwise, it should work to hang them off the top shelf and/or the bottom ones.
1372533
I dont believe so. you would need extra clips to hold shelves in place. I could only use 3 of the wire squares as shelves with what came in package.
1646176
Yes, you could hang these from wire closet shelves either with the included hangers or s-hooks. I'm not too sure about the rod.
144052
You could use it for about anything after cutting it to fit but I think it's much too expensive for that application. It's thick and custom cut for these wire shelves.
2010587
I don't believe this will work well on wire shelving... There are four small feet. I love mine but it is on a solid wood shelf.
1974241
I don't see why you can't, but you can't do it with the shelves at the same height as they'd occupy the same space on the "co-mingled" poles. That being said, you can buy connector units that allow you to connect independent shelves together into a cohesive unit if you really need them joined and not just standing right next to each other.
467853
I would say no. I used these for my children's captains beds with a solid base. The mattress is much too thin and squishy for wire.
1570643
yes. It is solid so you can place anything on it as long as it fits the top rolling plate. It also has a rubber like coating on the bottom ring that helps with slipping and is continuous around the ring. I see no problem as long as the wire shelf is stable to begin with.
1110567
Might work if you put a solid "liner" on the shelves. I would worry about a TV being "unstable" on the wire shelf by itself.
1113413
I would have to say no as the shelves attach to the sides with hex head screws. The ends of the wire shelves are threaded to accept the screws and I would doubt very much the threading goes much further than needed to mount to the sides. Hope this helps.
1495283
For it to remain sturdy you would need to use them but you could reinforce with wire if you eliminate a shelf. Just sayin...
661478
They can be found here.https://www.sevilleclassics.com/products.php?pid=143http://www.shelving.com/Chrome-Wire-Shelving-Accessories-s/218.htm
1741729
Yes, they can. But you wouldn't want to because you would have to lift off all the ones above the one you want to get into. This would be really a pain... We bought cheap shelving from Ikea and put them side by side on each shelf. Then you just slide out the one you want to get into.
1917168
The wire shelves with no sides would require some type container to hold/store items other than towels. You should use the bottom two shelves for the heavier storage items - you don't want the organizer to be top heavy.