On hollow core door, if I do not use Industrial Velcro, hollow door screws, pro double tape will the unit be unstable w two liter drinks? Thanks
443018
Sounds like you'd use nothing - if so, it will wibble a lot, not be stable. It does need to be anchored so it doesn't move back/forth
443019
Troy, I do not know a specific answer for U. As U know the shelving is adjustable making various weights for various shelves. I would use the strongest fastener that U can get, as the overall weight of all of the shelves is HEAVY. Safety first for me and I will also be protecting against the unit pulling away from the door no matter what I place on the individual shelves. Hope helpful to some degree. Our shelves have been extremely useful adding a lot of extra storage to our kitchen pantry.
443020
I would not say it would be unstable. Whether or not there is any movement with the unit or the load you place in it will on,y depend upon the pace you close/slam the door. However, it just makes sense to secure either the middle or bottom of the door with one of the methods you mentioned. It will not hurt appearance. Good luck.
443021
We installed ours on a hollow door and it's loaded with canned goods, however, if you do not intend to secure it properly, then no it won't even hold together.
443022
It will sway a lot unless secured at the bottom, unless you open the door very slowly. Mine is very heavily loaded, and stable, but secured with two small screws to prevent sway.
443023
I use mine for larger spices with the bottom 2 shelves for things like syrup, veg oil and vinegars. I have not tried any 2 liter bottles.I know 1 liter bottles are fine. This is a great use of a back of a door. Mine is installed on a hollow core door.
443024
Yes. You need to anchor it using something, even if loading with smaller items.
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
2135886
The edges fold around and around again to make a rigid box shape (a U shape on each vertical edge). If it were flat, it would be flimsy and you couldn't put hooks thru it. However this edges are about 3/4" wide and if you use good quality double sided mounting tape, it should hold just fine. Better still, just put a couple of screws in it. It is no big deal to do and that way you can be sure it won't fall down.
252065
Don't worry Chet! My home has hollow doors also and believe it or not the UltraAnchor SPREADS the force around the entire door and exerts less stress then using a door anchor on only one area . Go for it! Well worth the investment if your into resistance bands
1471539
The velcro stays on to help keep the lid liner from sagging and to help with the alinement. It is very important NOT to overtighten the screws because if you do the screws will strip out. The lid liner has BOTH velcro and screws.
19875
I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
940268
The top screws on easily and it's not prone to cross-threading. I've never had a problem with leakage while shaking the ingredients. What I do is hold my index finger over the stopper when I shake. The angles tip-end of the stopper seems to be made for putting my finger there. Sometimes a small amount of pressure builds up inside from moving the container between the refrigerator (where it's cold) and the table (where it warms up). I feel this confirms the stopper's rubber gasket creates an air-tight seal.
1446739
I agree with Luciano 100%. Don't mount a large vice though. Depended on it's weight, you may want to counter balance the cabinet when using the vice.gvk
573786
I used mine on an interior hollow core door, so don't know. However, it has decent holding power. Depends on your closer. I recommend you buy one (seeing as they are relatively cheap), screw each half to separate blocks of wood. Clamp one to the door and hold/affix the other near your hold-open position to test it. Or just get a latching stop like most other closer assisted metal doors I've seen. But then you'd have to bend down every time you want to latch or unlatch. I'd say the test may be worthwhile.
43307
You can use a hollow core or any other type door or slab. They all work just fine.
575057
I'm not sure what the difference is between the two styles. You might go to the Woss website. Hollow doors should not make a difference. The mounting goes over the top of the door and is secured between the door and the door frame. Make sure that when you mount the strap you are working out on the side of the door that would open away from you. It makes the mounting more secure since there is no chance of the door accidently opening while you are working out. Hope that helps.
1685676
I purchased some velcro with an adhesive back, but this should also work with thick double sided mounting tape. I cut the strips to the width of the hole and attached them to the base of the auger (where it rotates) in each of the 3 openings. I kept adding more and more velcro layers until it reached the amount of food that I wanted it to dispense. This does not obstruct the food from going in or out of they system. It just takes up a little bit of the room of each of the serving slots.
1623143
Yes, the unit is very lightweight. I would think heavy duty Velcro or better yet a little bit of liquid nails would work fine.
366594
You can, I would suggest getting some strong "permanent" double sided tape. We found some at JoAnns. It was the only thing that worked on our metal door to hold our door knocker on.
665814
If you want to get the best performance then use the screws. If you use double sided tape, magnets probably won't be held properly and your cabinet won't be secure at all.
704020
Interior doors usually have hollow cores. They wouldn't provide enough support.
1383821
Yeah, it does.... if you pass the handle through the loop that the door stop is attached to, the whole thing slides down and cinches to the bar, with no way to slide off. It's really secure. My JGXT has a label sewn to it that shows how to do this, and I think they have it on the website too.
1403563
In my experience no, I ended up getting some industrial strength velcro from my place of employment and that has worked. I think the head of the screws would get in the way of the drawer function.