how does it attach to wire shelving
502187
Travis, the shelving attacks to a roller bracket like a tool box drawer. The bracket screws down to the shelving. It slides out with ease. They are good drawers and hold more than you would think
2025767
I have wire shelves and it does fine on them. I just have the can on the bottom shelf because I don't want my shelves to be top heavy.
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.
781306
They have feet that screw into the bottom of the legs. The shelf itself can be positioned along the leg in one inch increments. E.g. you can position the shelf halfway up the legs if you want. You can also connect two or more units on top of one another (screws are provided).
1927437
The shelf pins are like little metal rods (not those plastic clips!) We cut a slot for the wires of our cable box to fit through the back, which is made of card board but it is not flimsy and is made to match the color of the unit. The entire shelf unit is very sturdy and I am very satisfied with this item!
1898093
Its supposed to be hanging. There is another type that is used for a shelf.
1565216
I don't know. My shelves are wood. It depends on how close the wires are, I guess.
2211215
yes, mine are on wire shelving; I used small cable ties, looping them around front and back of the trays and under the wire shelves. They don't move at all.
507915
No, it will not secure around the smaller circumference of the wire shelving.
1593840
You could if you wanted. There are 4 holes on the bottom for mounting. I used heavy duty zip ties for my wire shelving in the closet.
1242211
Hi Christy, yes it does. It is a black wire holder that fits into pre-set holes. It does fit firmly into place when inserted and seems to be heavy duty enough to support some big books, etc.
656404
Nope, as with all the wire shelves I've ever seen, all the joints are push-together or wedge-together, so you don't really need any of your own tools. (As noted in another answer, if you're not really strong, some sort of heavy thing to hammer with [a rubber hammer? a piece of wood?] helps ...but it's not required.)
118263
You loosen the screw. Then insert the wire under the little metal plate. Then tighten the screw to smoosh the wire into place. The wire should be snug enough that you can't pull it out after the screw is tighten.
804856
My unit has 2 screws that you wrap the 2 wires of the low voltage cable around, then tighten. Similar to wiring an outlet or light switch
2050291
There is no connection on the bottom of the shelf. There is a lip on the top side of the shelf if you wanted it to hang off on the edge, depending on what kind of hook you had that would be pretty secure. Honestly, if I were going to hang lights, I'd run a piece of light weight jack chain diagonally between the 2 corner posts. The eyes in the beams would be easy to connect too. Then hang whatever you wanted off the chain.
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Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height.
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The chain links do not come apart. It's basically a long plastic chain & then you have little hooks with clips. You hook the hooks on the plastic chain & the use the clip to attach the toys, or hats or whatever you want to hang from it. As for the shelving unit. You just need something to hang the plastic chain on.....a nail, or hook, I put it on the end of my curtain rod (but it's pretty thin)