I am looking for a rack to hold 6" tall embroidery thread spools. Will this work?
607533
I think it would work great. The pins that the spools go over are completely adjustable. There are holes that they snap into and you can space them how ever you want. The pins Are about 3". My rack is nearly full and I'll be getting another one of these
654676
Yes, however the hooks are rather thick so you may have to rig it together with some zip ties. But it will work.
1477758
Hi sticky ricardo, I looked at my framed picture and measured 5" for your project.It will work. You'll have 1" between the clips on the narrow side....I like this system and it will work for small things also.The trick is to string it tight, to not let the string have any give.Sincerely your handy craft fellow
427773
No only small and some medium size threads, i wanted to hang my big rolls of serger machine thread but they are too big. But it looks nice and neat all the colors. :)
446548
Yes It should work - I sell wine stoppers and this rack alsoJerrysnaturedesign@yahoo.com
1768949
I dont know for sure, but assume that it will since it is adjustable for width (to a point). As for spools, you need to determine the size of the threaded holes. But I believe they are nearly universal
603943
Yes it will work, I also used an air drill with it to thread 40,000 screws without issue
2162853
No, it does not appear that this would work for you. Space appears to be about 1.5" - 1.75". Too bad, as these are beautiful and well-made hangers.
1859239
I believe so...what is the diameter of your ribbon spool. If it is about two - two and half inches, it might work. AJA
330324
This rack is about 10 1/4" wide, so if you only have 10" and not a smidgen more, this will probably not work for you.
2054861
No if using tall slim spool - and laying down not so good because of depth of stationary partitions. There are other boxes designed under Arts, Crafts, and Sewing designed for spools of thread - may want to review those for this pour pose - I am a bead jewelry designer and these work for that purpose.
1171578
Not really no, the uprights are too far apart cuz it is meant for a 7-ft (full Olympic size) barbell. If you used a 6-ft you would have to rest the weight-holding part in the rack, which would be very tricky and probably dangerous with weights on the bar.
1078344
I don't think it would but I returned mine since it would not fit my rack - bad hardware.
498378
I have only used it for towels and jewelry, so I can't give an informed answer. It's aluminum, so my guess is that it wouldn't support anything heavy, like metal tools. This rack is designed for organization and visibility of smaller items. For heavy things, better to use a pegboard and hook system.
914030
Yes, the rack will definitely accommodate that size with room to spare on either end. This is a great tool and very multifunctional.
1197075
I purchased a thread storage box at Joanns. It is 10x11.5x3 inches high. It has standing spokes that hold 30 standard spools of thread with the handi-bob on top. I has a hinged closure and fits in a drawer, nicely. I didn't see anything like it on Amazon or on Joanns on line (just looked). Maybe it is only carried in the store. Works well for me.
200821
The screws mount up at 36" apart, but the rack itself is a little wider. You might get an idea just by looking at the pictures of it. You might not want to squeeze it in too tight a space anyway, since that would minimize its utility. Pans and pots swing past the ends. I hope your problem is based on where you can drill holes, and not where you can shoehorn the rack, because it's a great item. Good luck!