Is the shelf liner solid? My lazy susan shelf does not need a hole in the middle. They roll on a shelf. not a bar through the middle. Any help?
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Hello from Mozambique! Though I am here the shelf liners are in use at my home in USA. The hole in the middle will not affect the use of the shelf liners on a solid surface like you have. Tchau, A.
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There is a hole for the pole. There is a split at the smallest area so it wraps around the pole nicely.
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Yes, this does have the hole. Sounds like the regular non-skid liner would work.
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The product for the lazy susan does have a hole for a rotating shelf. I suggest buying the roll of this product and trimming it to fit your cabinet.
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The liners are cut so perfect they do not slide around, so I assumed I could use either side. I use smooth side up on shelves with baskets and cardboard boxes that I slide in and out often. The rough side I used under my glassware to create a small amount of venting not to trap moisture. Also it offers a little grip to items that have no grip.
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Yes, I have a pot lid holder rack with metal feet and I just double up the liner for that shelf because with 1 liner it slightly bows where the feet sit, but with 2, its thick enough to hold a good amount of weight. I only had 2 shelves on my unit, so i really only needed 2 liners, but it came with 4 so doubling them up for me wasn't a problem.
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There are multiple holes that you can use to adjust the height of that middle shelving part. If you put it in the middle like I did it makes it about even at 5 1/2 inches on both the top and the bottom. To me the picture of the product looks like they put the shelving in the top most holes and that's why it appears bigger on the bottom than the top. I think if you were to put the shelf in the bottom most hole or the top most hole, it would probably give you around 7 inches in one and 3 1/2 or 4 in the other but take that with a grain of salt since I just eye balled it and only measured how I have it now. There are multiple holes that you can use to adjust the height of that middle shelving part. If you put it in the middle like I did it makes it about even at 5 1/2 inches on both the top and the bottom. To me the picture of the product looks like they put the shelving in the top most holes and that's why it appears bigger on the bottom than the top. I think if you were to put the shelf in the bottom most hole or the top most hole, it would probably give you around 7 inches in one and 3 1/2 or 4 in the other but take that with a grain of salt since I just eye balled it and only measured how... » Read More There are multiple holes that you can use to adjust the height of that middle shelving part. If you put it in the middle like I did it makes it about even at 5 1/2 inches on both the top and the bottom. To me the picture of the product looks like they put the shelving in the top most holes and that's why it appears bigger on the bottom than the top. I think if you were to put the shelf in the bottom most hole or the top most hole, it would probably give you around 7 inches in one and 3 1/2 or 4 in the other but take that with a grain of salt since I just eye balled it and only measured how I have it now. « Show Less
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No, but go to COSTCO. They sell a roll of 18" wide heavy duty shelf liner you can cut to fit. Can probably line all six shelves for $15 or less.
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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
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Used it with a drill. The jig keeps spacing between the holes consistent. That way the shelf supports are evenly spaced and level so the shelf isn't skewed.
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It's solid. I live in a relatively dry climate so moisture hasn't been a problem. I am not sure how it is in a more moisture driven climate but I can tell you I have never appreciated a shelf liner so much. This stuff is great!
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Maybe you used one or two tubular segments in the wrong place. Look at the pictures showing the different parts and their measurements (A B C D E F G H. They all have slightly different lengths. Switching one for the other is enough to make a shelf uneven. Make sure you used the right parts in the right places.
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I really like this liner but I would not recommend it for wrapping the front edge of a shelf. It is a thicker texture and not really made for sharp edge bending. I think you would need to use a liner that is closer to the thickness of paper to wrap the edge. But it is a durable, strong liner that will protect the shelves.
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The four front center shelves all have centered openings, along with the top 2 shelves having a "v-cut" between them leading to another hole in the back. The "corner" shelves sidewalls are thick particleboard; however in the very corner, there is an inch or so vertical gap covered by a thinner backing board which could easily be drilled for cords. This unit is VERY heavy, LOL, but all in all we've been happy with it. Hope this helps.
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Used to line shelf only. Not face- front. Product seems too stiff to bend into angle. Maybe use decorative narrow duct tape to edge shelf. This is THE best shelf liner I've purchased.
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Horizontal pieces are secure from underneath through the ShelfLink. There are holes in the top of the ShelfLink that you run a fastener from underneath into the horizontal 2 x 4 members being used for the shelves.
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The top shelf tends to bend with the weight of 3 pairs of shoes and might make the side boards bend inwards without the middle shelf making the sides straight. I ended up buying 2 units and removed the top shelf of one and put the other complete one on top of that. Either way, I don't put too much because of the shelf bending from the weight. Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately, the shelves are stationary . I use mine, all three of them, in my sewing room, and they hold bolts of fabric and sewing accessories. My grandson put them together, and all is good. I have been very satisfied with the purchase. Good Luck !
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As my husbands aunt says "There's an art to everything". You really need to seat the the bottom of the "shelf" in the bracket. Once you get it seated correctly it is rock solid. There is a lever that you have to pull open all the way. It is a bit tricky.
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The shelfs for some reason are on a slope, so i feel they would easily fall out if you had to keep moving it in & out of somewhere. I hope that helped