I recently asked the question whether this item was suitable for a 12" shelf. Unfortunately I made a mistake, the shelf is 14" wide. So the same question applies, except it is the suitability for a 14" shelf I recently asked the question whether this item was suitable for a 12" shelf. Unfortunately I made a mistake, the shelf is 14" wide. So the same question applies, except it is the... » Read More I recently asked the question whether this item was suitable for a 12" shelf. Unfortunately I made a mistake, the shelf is 14" wide. So the same question applies, except it is the suitability for a 14" shelf « Show Less
462928
Yes, they work well on 12" shelf. I would probably buy 12" for 14" shelf, depending on weight to be supported.
462929
I think it would support that shelf but I wouldn't put heavy items on the shelf.
462930
It would depend on what you are putting on the shelf, remember since yours is 14" that means there will be 6" unsupported. Perhaps you should consider a narrower shelf.
462931
I used 2 for a 12'' Shelf about 16'' long for a coffee maker . Worked just fine, also used 2 for a Shelf 10'' wide and 36'' long, worked fine. very pleased with the brackets.
2214052
The shelf is 19 1/4" wide, but the opening in front is 17" wide. If you can slide it in from the side it should work.
1217184
I don't believe so, The shelf is 2 spaces high and its surface measures 14-1/2 x 14-1/2"
1106413
Hey WRJJR, I measured the radius of my old shelf (one of the straight sections from the center to the outside) & doubled it to get the length across (diameter). The shelf replacements only come in certain diameter sizes so then I picked the one that came the closest to my measurement!
676797
Facing you, from the back to front is the length. This refers to the shelf. Width is across from one side to the other. (e.g.arms stretched out) Height is from the floor to the top of shelf. L = 14 inches, W = 36 inches, H = 36 inches Hope this helps. You need to get a tape measure to measure your space to see if it will fit.
1111678
Depends on your shelf length and width. Sizes such as 15 x 24, 15 x 36 etc are readily available
415236
This is not a shelf. It is a shelf bracket. The bracket is about 2" wide (and 48" long) and will hold a 5/8" thick shelf board you provide. That shelf can be any width you want, subject only to the strength of the board and the total weight-bearing capacity of the bracket.
1291069
Longer shelf = 14.5" smaller shelf = 11.5" Dimensions: 22.3"w x 24"h x 16.2"d (565mm x 610mm x 411mm) Check out this link http://www.omnimount.com/products/wall_furniture/blade_series/blade2/
1241440
Sorry, I really don't know. I have an old 1200 series with a one side shelf. It looks like it could've handled the second shelf which would put it at around 4 feet wide.
1457745
The width is standard measurement for a shelf.I had to cut with scissors for length..
2005689
You can build to suit. So if you have 14 inches, then you can get about 3 bottles width-wise. It can be as wide or as narrow as you need and as tall or short as you need. For dimensions look at the product info. Remember in measuring you will need to take into consideration that to get 3 bottles, by example, you'll need to put 4 octagonal pieces at the base. Do you add the width of the four octagonal pieces with the joining sticks and minus the space that the joining sticks insert into the octagonal pieces.In building this, you will need a rubber mallet, a bit of dexterity, some time and patience. It is worth it at the end, however. My shelves fit perfectly in my cabinet. You can build to suit. So if you have 14 inches, then you can get about 3 bottles width-wise. It can be as wide or as narrow as you need and as tall or short as you need. For dimensions look at the product info. Remember in measuring you will need to take into consideration that to get 3 bottles, by example, you'll need to put 4 octagonal pieces at the base. Do you add the width of the four octagonal pieces with the joining sticks and minus the space that the joining sticks insert into the octagonal pieces.In building this, you will need a rubber mallet, a bit of dexterity, some... » Read More You can build to suit. So if you have 14 inches, then you can get about 3 bottles width-wise. It can be as wide or as narrow as you need and as tall or short as you need. For dimensions look at the product info. Remember in measuring you will need to take into consideration that to get 3 bottles, by example, you'll need to put 4 octagonal pieces at the base. Do you add the width of the four octagonal pieces with the joining sticks and minus the space that the joining sticks insert into the octagonal pieces.In building this, you will need a rubber mallet, a bit of dexterity, some time and patience. It is worth it at the end, however. My shelves fit perfectly in my cabinet. « Show Less
913554
I measured my shelf. It is 53 inches tall. then I measured each shelf which there are 4 of them. Shelf 1-. 14 in wide,2nd shelf-14 in wide. 3rd shelf- 17 in wide. 4th shelf-19 in wide. the depth of each shelf is approx. 6-7 ins. I hope this helps you.
966949
wide open you have just under 11 inches. the shelf is 11.5 inches wide. you can always install it further out that will give you 11.5 plus the length of the back feet to the edge of the Laptop. Good luck
799199
It was 1.25 inches less wide than it said, and the shelves were not 4 inches tall but more like 3.75. To be more direct, it was 10.75 inches across. I did not meausre heighth because that was not important to me.
279886
Tight fit. You would have to drill your own holes to have shelf fit. For the width - it's 17.75 inches.
1546423
The shelf is 23 1/2 in. wide. However, because of required mounting hardware, you you have at least 25 inches of width available to be able to mount this.
1583727
The shelf will accommodate a 10" book quite easily as that is the flat surface of the shelf. You might be able to put the 12" book on the shelf, but it would not rest flat on the surface and overhang/front of the cabinet might interfere.