Will this also work on the Closetmaid wire shelf system?
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No, we could not get it to work with the closet maid wire shelves. In fact, we did our whole closet in the closet maid system (header rail with vertical supports that latch on) before we realized that the tie pull-out would only fit on the rubbermaid shelves. So we ended up using 1 Rubbermaid shelf where we wanted the tie pull-out and closet maid everywhere else. This particular pull out won't work on the closet maid shelf because it depends on the front support hooking into the front of the rubbermaid shelf. The front of the rubbermaid shelf has a smaller "hook front" than the closet maid shelf does. Hope this makes sense.... We could not get it to work and are very happy with the compromise....
673075
No. For a great wall mounted closet rod system, I would suggest looking at the Container Store for Elfa, it's super handy, very customizable and sturdy. I have quite a bit of it on my walls. (I used to work for the Container Store, just for full disclosure)
1491395
No, you cannot. Wire shelves depend upon the tapered fittings on the corners and gravity. If you reverse the shelf you reverse the taper and the shelf will fall.
1565214
Yes, it will. I just measured my under shelf, and the bracket at the closed end is 1 1/2" (inside measurements) - shouldn't have a problem. Any larger wouldn't work, though.
979970
I'm fairly certain that it will. Rubbermaid fits Rubbermaid, but will not cross over to other brands. I believe the same is true with Closet Maid.
1882353
I'm not familiar with that company, but if you measure the hole the pin goes into & get the size that fits, these should work. I would make sure that the gap on both side of the shelf & the walls fit the specs of the pins. These pins are pretty generic & look like the ones that came with my kitchen cabinets. I hope this help.
1113412
I would have to say no as the shelves attach to the sides with hex head screws. The ends of the wire shelves are threaded to accept the screws and I would doubt very much the threading goes much further than needed to mount to the sides.Hope this helps.
1937770
Yes, it will hold most types of hangers including regular wire hangers, though they will fit more loosely. It works best with a uniform selection of thick hangers as pictured, but I use it with a variety-- including felt hangers, wire hangers, the ones you get free at Target, and pants hangers and they don't get too tangled. The only ones that don't work, of course, are the ones that have no open area in the middle like the paper-covered ones from the dry cleaner.
2211009
I have no idea. Mine aren't in closet maid shelves. The dimensions are given in the description. You will have to measure to see if they fit.
627385
I guess that would depend on your cabinet. It would not work on mine as the bottom shelf is too thick for the product to be mounted there......
1044188
Hello Cilia! Whitmor 6351-1234-JAVA Fashion Color Organizer Collection Hanging Accessory Shelves hangs on a standard closet rod. It would not be as sturdy if hung on a wired closet. . If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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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.
441803
Cord management will likely be an issue. If separate components are used on each shelf or no more than three cords are involved it may work.
1646178
It depends on the layout of the wire shelves. I used these in my refrigerator, but had to use plastic zip-ties like these TEKTON 6235 Assorted Cable Ties, 200-Piece to secure them to the wires shelves because the wires ran the same direction as the part of the basket designed to go around a shelf. With a little creativity you can probably make them work with just about any type of shelf.
1467784
I don't know for sure but would doubt that they would work on wire shelving - would guess they would slip through the space between the wires.
589880
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.
1888429
It would but the problem is the closet door isn't going to shut with the attachments that come with it. It's a pretty cheap product