Could this hold bar-sized beer glasses? Are the prongs long enough for the glasses to be stable?
578354
Yes this cup holder could hold beer glasses. I have larger size mugs on it.
578355
No, it wouldn't. Actually, I have coffee mugs and old fashioned glasses on it and that's about as big as it can hold. It's really pretty though.
578356
I have my taller 16 oz coffee mugs on the top two levels. They could be knocked off by accident if hit hard enough, but I have my stand in a corner area. If you're referring to pint size glasses I would think they would work on the top two levels.
578357
I only use for large coffee mugs. I think the prongs are long enough for your beer glasses, however
578358
No. It has trouble holding a tall coffee mug. It's great for large short mugs.
578359
I'm going to say no. The prongs are long enough but they are set to close. My coffee mugs sorta flop around if that makes any sense.
614807
The glass is 1/4" thick and attaches to the frame. Unless the granite did the same - which would require drilling holes - I don't think it would be particularly stable.
1365510
YES, though the included mounting hardware may not work. If you have a full glass top, it can rest on that.
2005335
It should. Mine is about an inch, I tilt the glasses as I put them in. I would put it towards the back more to give extra room
1868979
The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with an alternate use for it. The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with... » Read More The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with an alternate use for it. « Show Less
2111613
I don't think so. The long bar needs to rest against a door frame. It can't just hang freely.
1332160
Yes, though you may need to slide it back some temporarily to open the glass all of the way without catching the outer corner of the glass on the front legs. But I've used two clamped together on a 55g without much problem.
430129
You can attach these holder to fit what ever dimension you have for your wine glasses. They come in 2 sets or rows and you can adjust as you need.
430133
If I understand your question right, the wine glass holders can be mounted as far apart as needed to accomadate most all glasses. We have some glasses that are wide base and some that are narrow based and the holders worked great for us.
1534578
Do not kow.My bar is 4 inches around. Maybe you might need a different model.
1147073
if the neck is round, it will hold. but i have had some trouble with glass being too heavy in general
1992205
I assume so, there's a total of 16 prongs to hold bottles, and as long as you keep the bottles evenly and symmetrically distributed it should be able to hold them up.
1633233
You could but the dimensions are different at the ends of the bar. Might be a little awkward. And there would be a gap under the bar where the two ends meet. Hope this helps. John
786808
Provided the width is right I think it would; the legs should sit on the glass pretty securely.
175731
I don't think this bar is stable enough. It could hold the weight coming straight down from it but if you pulled too much at an angle it wouldn't stay put.
1529463
The non permanent pressure screw bars should work, just not as secure as if you screw the holder into the door frame.
488582
The bar is 28.5" long. I have not used it that way but I see no reason that it should not work. I use it with a Manfrotto support for my laptop shooting tethered for selling items on Ebay. Hope that answers your question. It is stury and well made.