Does the rack stand up easily on its own, or does it have to be mounted to a wall with a screw to stay securely upright?
153777
When I received the rack I rinsed it off and stood it up to let it dry. However, this was without all of the jars in it. It's a very solid piece of metal with good weight to it, but I can imagine if you're pulling out the jars and sticking them back in, you'll want to attach some sort of base.
153778
I have three of these side by side in the cabinet above the stove. My initial plan was to cut a board and mount the three racks to it, and then secure that into the cabinet. I got lazy and did none of that. We've been using them about a year now and have not had any incidents, and that's even with pulling them down from above. The rack is pretty heavy on it's own, and when you add 12 glass bottles, it's got good weight to it. Someday I'll follow through with my original plan, but we haven't had to yet.
153779
Yes, however mine did not come with all the jars, labels, screws, or the sifters. I had to return mine
1715646
Yes, it is free standing and does NOT have to be anchored to the wall. I was able to put this into a corner with no issues.
1317413
it does need a couple of anchors to the wall, but that is really necessary so it remains stable when loaded with items. it is fairly easy to do. this cabinet is really roomy and worth the effort.
696003
There are two holes in the upper portion of the rack that you can use to mount it to the wall. I used two wall screw plugs for better security. I recommend maybe adding something at the bottom as well, as every time I take out a towel in the lower section, the unit pulls away from the wall a little. Something I need to do.
1320508
The top part of the rack is steady, but I've noticed it's a little wobbly if I've got it piled high. Still can hold them without problems.
639133
It stands fine on its own. I haven't had any problems so far and I'm not expecting any problems soon.
1807952
it can stand on its own but it doesn't have anything in the back, most likely things will fall. if you put it against a wall and make sure it doesn't move around then yes you can keep it standing. Otherwise I suggest you secure it to the wall with the screws provided.
562942
The 4 bike rack does not mount to the wall. It has a round base and stands freely wherever you decide to put it. It has great balance and does not wobble. The cool thing about the 4 bike rack is that you don't have to have all 4 arm sets attached. I currently have only 2 arm sets attached. It is very versitle.
1777323
No, it is not constructed that way. I suppose you could make the legs that come out permanently out so they don't fold up then hang the rack on the wall but then it would stick out. If you tried to wall mount it flat, everything would fall out.
841650
I did not wall mount it and I have not had a problem. It's filled with pounds of jewelry and still as stable as ever.
1185072
It comes with two self-taping screws which are drilled into the top of the door. No big deal at all. The screws keep the rack from sliding around or falling off.
1930369
No, it is pretty stable without being attached. I've had mine for a few months without it being screed into the wall and haven't had any problems. :)
996825
No, it doesn't stand up by itself really. The hard bottom does help and it depends on the balance of the items inside but it's not meant to stay upright.
1767645
As a matter of fact it is QUITE sturdy.... The shelf itself comes with 2 straps that you can attach to the top and then screw into the wall to prevent tip overs, but what I did, is screwed the feet (which are pretty big imo) clear to the end of their screw, then pulled the shelf about an inch or two from the wall, leaned it back, and then unscrewed just the front legs about an inch, then I moved the shelf back in about an inch and just let it rest lightly against the wall. It's got a slight backward tilt, but I've had children tug on it, and no topples yet! So yes, quite stable indeed
2200089
There is no need to attach to a wall. It stands very stable by itself. Goodluck!
485587
The screw holes are a bit over 17 inches apart. You could tilt the rack slightly in order to get both screws into studs. The spot I wanted to hang it did not have studs at the appropriate locations so I used molly bolts. Had it up for several months and it is holding up well with frequent use.
1912616
There is a round open area in the center of the scroll area at the top and bottom and we used a sinker screw with a large enough head to hold the rack in place. Before we screwed it to the wall, we used a black magic marker to color the head of the screw to match the black color of the rack. We purchased it about 9 months ago and it has held firm with no problems.