I already have the rack but want to buy this shelf now... will I have to uninstall the rack to get it on? Or does it slip on over the installed rack?
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Unfortunately you will have to pull out the two long poles to get the shelf on. :(
589879
On the bottom of your shelf there are brackets with slots to slide the shelf into. You will not need to uninstall the rack and it doesn't slip over. It would be inserted into the groves at the base. The other customers may have a slightly different rack system but for the one pictured you can see where the rack would slide in without need for uninstalling or disassembling.
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Even pulling the poles out wouldn't work for me. The poles were too wide to fit through the holes for the shelf holders. I wound up putting the shelves down and tying them in place with metal straps (like those around pipe fittings). Not perfect - but it works.
589881
There is a shelf that fits on the bottom and, also, a shelf that you can buy that fits on the top of the rack. The shelf for the top just fits on the top of the assembled rack. The bottom shelf fits nicely onto the bottom, without having to uninstall the assembled rack. This is really a great system.
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You didn't mount the side rails straight enough. The same thing already to me. And unfortunately the adhesive isn't meant to be taken off and reapplied so I had to screw it to my cabinets (how it should have been anyway)
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Ours just pushed and snapped in. Don't think there are any threads in there. Not moving mine anyway, but nice to have the option if I had to. I believe the weight just secures the wheels to stay in place. Shelves are now holding a lot of stuff! Very happy with this unit. Nice and sturdy.
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While I can't find it on their website... here is the contact link: http://www.winsomewood.com/contact/I'm sure they can send you a file or something to do it.... Though if yours is like mine.... two of my boards were reversed... the holes to install the rack part were backwards so I had to make my own I think... or something.. like it had the holes on the totally wrong side... but it still went together and is standing to this day..
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It is designed to be screwed in place. You may be able to rig some sort of mounting, but it is a bit heavy and need a very study mounting since it is heavy duty and can hold heavy items. You may be able to use wood under the shelf and mount it. Good luck, if it works it is a very nice addition.
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Initially I hung it over my door. Maybe because I open my door so quickly that it would lift up a little on the bottom and move around each time I opened and closed my door. A friend of mine tied a white twisty wire from the pantry shelf unit to the pantry door know to secure it on the bottom half without having to mount it ( thereby not drilling holes ). I went ahead and drilled holes and secured it to my door - it's wonderful and never moves !
673333
It will fit over 1 inch at best. I have mine slid over a wire shelving on a rack.
159888
You are better off going for a rack basket combo from one manufacturer. I have a universal rack and this basket slides right in. Note that these dont click into place but slide in so the weight of what you are carrying actually secures it better.
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Easy to install. Takes about an hour total. Be patient and don't tighten anything until all the bolts are started. Be sure to get the aligning spacers properly positioned. Again....be patient! You will love this rack! Tim Robinson (CCalifornia)
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The shelf itself is pretty small. I have a pretty large/heavy Infinity center spkr. on it, so I placed another shelf from an old system on it to handle the overlap. Works fine like that.
575197
Sorry - I just noticed this was for the single rail rack. I have the double rack and it's not much more money.
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You will need to remove the existing shelf then the rev a shelf will go right in, I love mine
1735288
The tube on each corner is slightly conical, so that the clip-on plastic holders get trapped inside the tube. That's what keeps the shelf from sliding down. So the shelf can only be installed with the fence facing up. All rack systems that use this kind of design can only be installed with the narrow side of the conical tube facing up.
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Hi, I'm not exactly sure what you are asking. If you mean does it overlap at the top, then yes. I found a TON of videos on how to install it. Here is part 1. if you search on youtube you'll find the other. This is exactly how we did it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmJIRMh4CV8
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Hi. I kept the shelf, but I didn't install it because it was too tall for any cabinet in my home. I use just the carrier with everything in it when I clean the house. It's nice to have all my cleaning supplies in one spot as I clean each room. To answer your question is difficult because of the way the sliding support may sit in your cabinet. I hope this helps.
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Absolutely yes, very simple. I actually removed the top tier and only use the lower tier for now. When I need more hanging space, then I install the top tier back on. It takes only a minute to put that in. I also own a one-tier but find the two-tier rack a lot more convenient. In fact, getting the one-tier made me purchased the two-tier. Can't live without it now!!!!!!!!!!!
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Has anyone actually tried this with the "Command" brand hooks as the original poster asked? The provided, over the door hooks are just fine. I'm curious as to if you could use Command hooks so that you don't see anything popping over the front of the door. I would assume Command hooks are not strong enough for this so I am contemplating just screwing the rack into my door...would prefer not to though!