how does the organizer attach to the door ?
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Velcro, if it starts to peel/fall off because of over weight/storage, some people drill holes on corners of organizers along with matching hole thru the safe door to hold up organizers. You can use rivets or small nut and screw to attach the organizers. Then if you want, touch up the hardware with paint.
140151
It comes with velcro with a sticky back that attaches to the safe. There's a limit to the weight it can hold. Mine kept falling off when i had 6 loaded hand gun clips in it
140152
It comes with adhesive strips of Velcro. It works but I found if you put too much wait on it, the adhesive wares off so you will have to glue the strips on with something like krazy glue or gorilla glue.
580216
The unit fastens to the mounting surface with screws. It has two (if I remember correctly) keyhole-like slots on the rear of the unit.
525178
An organizer is a tight fit. We used dividers and not an organizer. A low profile metal organizer might work but wooden ones and plastic didn't.
141748
I can't really remember for sure. I know that I attached mine to our cupboard doors using bungee cords to block off a wide staircase, but it overlapped a fair bit that I wasn't concerned with the kids getting around it. If you have anywhere to attach it (other than the wall), like a banister, you could use plastic ties to attach it on either end, I suppose.
9479
Yes, but you will need a drill to install because the "pre-drilled holes" are just indentations. I haven't had any problems with this organizer. Installation takes about 10 minutes.
1649440
The organizer is fitted and not very thick. What it is designed to do is better organize the space. *Specifically designed to organize and help hold cargo in place, including the Genuine Toyota First Aid Kit while the vehicle is in motion *Fits directly into the Prius subfloor cargo storage area *Quick, simple installation
104265
It is screwed or bolted onto your cabinet or shelf. I made a template out of the cardboard box and used it. That made the job much easier. I was able to do the job myself, fairly easily with basic tools. It is very sturdy, of good quality, and I've been most satisfied so far.
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I have the Rev a Shelf pictured. There are long strips that go on the INSIDE of the cabinet wall and along the bottom. The bottom shelf attaches to the horizontal strip and rolls out. I have four of these, in my kitchen and in my bath vanities and love them. They do not attach to the door at all although the picture may imply that. Nothing is installed on the door. I use one in the kitchen for pots and one for sugar,flour,spice,crackers..all those boxes that get stuffed on the first shelf. My bath vanities have no drawers, and now they do. Good luck
2244975
It is attached to the bottom of the cabinet. Very secure and does not wobble
1224831
It's supposed to be held in place by a velcro tab that comes with the product but it didn't stay in place. No the installation doesn't leave holes in the door. It works but definitely is not pretty. Sorry it took so long to reply back to you.
1737099
This organizer is almost to the floor when hanging from the top rack. So it will stick out in front of that second rack. I tried it for a few weeks in one closet, but the door kept bursting open and it didn't look as nice and neat. So we moved it to a closet with one rack and it's awesome! Lots of space for larger kids clothes, not just fiddlers.
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Tiny. My organizers are installed so I can't check the length, but I'd guess roughly 1/2 inch. (This might sound silly, but you'll find them taped to the back of the cardboard label on the organizer, so don't think you got slighted and they're not included--they're tiny and not obvious until you search for them!) Sorry for not being exact. If a kid were to hang on the organizers the screws would eventually pull out. (The organizer would probably bend too.) If mine ever do come off (I've got little kids around) and I need to reinstall the organizer, I'll end up buying molly bolts or some other type of anchor so I can use the same holes. I don't know where you plan to install your organizers--a solid door, sheetrock, thin door, etc. I installed mine on a pantry door that has a hollow core. They've been up for about 5-6 weeks and get constant use. So far I don't have any loosening of the screws at all, so I'm happy. You can drill a pilot hole for the screw, which I suggest because it makes hanging it easier. If you don't have a drill you can make a pilot hole with a hammer and nail (just make sure you don't go through the other side of a cabinet door!). I'm not sure you can hang them on something super thin without mounting them to something else first, and then mounting that board to the thin one with something like construction adhesive. Where the screw goes is a u-shaped place and the screw rests on the wire around it, making it snug and tight so the holder won't slide left or right, or up or down. It's very stationary. Hope this helps. :)
48528
The bottom is part of the entire thing, not separate. The door rolls up and secures by velcroe, there's a round piece to zip onto the top or you can leave it off.
795471
It comes with mounting brackets to install on a wall (disclaimer, I have mine just hanging over the door so no comment about the ease of install). It has room for about 20 ties on separate hooks, but there are 4 large hooks (two on each end) that can hold multiple ties. I have about 35-40 ties and the easily fit along with 5-6 belts (on separate hooks above). The best part of this organizer is that it has little storage bins and trays to hold tie clips, collar stays, cuff links, or really whatever else you want to keep together. I definitely like this organizer and would recommend to anyone, though it is rather large and sticks out a bit making a little space between closet door and hanging clothes a necessity if over the door.
419303
It comes with hooks that go over the door. Easily put on and removed. It just hangs if you don't secure the bottom part to the door.
1025284
I actually hung mine on the wall. However, the brackets that came with the organizer are the same exact dimensions as my over the door shoe rack, and I have no problem closing the door.
216345
It attaches with two hangers over the top of the door. So, while not permanenty attached, it's very stable. I have never had any probem opening or closing the door (have had it both on my bedroom and closet doors). Absolutely love this huge hanging jewelry box!