is this for displaying a 24" wreath??
163122
I wouldn't recommend using it for a 24" wreath because I don't think it can handle the weight without bending and it wouldn't leave enough room for any kind of decoration. I use mine for 12 to 14" wreaths.
155763
That's a good question. I'd say I think it wouldn't have a problem up to two pounds or so. It's relatively well built for the money. Maybe more. What is it you're wanting to display?
1932120
Middle shelf Yes. Bottom not real shelf but support for baskets and baskets are too small for 24 ok.
1936326
I am using it to display a shallow (3") deep bowl approximately 14" in diameter. The stand itself has substance, not lightweight or chintzy.
328910
Yes, it should. It's not the sturdiest, but I own an auction house and we use several of these to display paintings, some in heavy frames.
317716
The entire length of the bar can be used, as there is no "border" or edge at the ends. Be aware that the length of the bar may not be a full 24". My 18" model was a little short of 18". Hope that helps!
2000168
Boy, you guys need to learn what diameter means. It'll probably work but it will take a lot of work. Also, good luck getting a 24" diameter log on it and keeping it there. I would say it would work but this was not designed for it.
1818692
The roll is only 24" wide, so the only way you could do this is if you put an additional border piece around it (like for a classroom bulletin board).
1305967
Changing my answer after taking a second look. The picture shown on Amazon is probably a 32" base. (not 36"like I originally said) Our sink base is 36", and there is about a foot between the two shelves. So each shelf is probably about a foot wide. Since the shelves mount directly to the side of the cabinet, you would have very little or no space between the shelves in your 24" base. Whether or not it fits may depend on the contour of your sink and how it lines up with the round cutout of the shelves.
647530
you can cut the rail to dimension (it's a piece of plastic...). The pieces with the holes slides in a track on top, so you can put it where ever you want. Unfortunately you do not get more than 2 hole pieces, so you cannot make 2 24" from a 48".
768033
It is about 24 and 3/4, a little smaller than 25"I think they made it so it could fit in a 25" space
171802
You could but not many (sorry at work can't go home to count how many). It isn't wide enough to put 2 side by side though. As a display, unless you just need something for a small area, this isn't what you want. I have seen much larger ones here on Amazon.
595295
I can't say precisely that it will fit a 24 inch cabinet because we installed it over a 30 inch. I would recommend the 30 inch because it is under mounted so you may need extra space to hold it.
2186067
Yes, you could easily use it to display your wedding dress! Just be sure the height and measurements are right for what you need. Should work great!
133419
It would be incredibly ill advised. As it is 24 inch monitors have a delicate balance due to weight with a 24 in the center helping to counter-weight them. The only way you'd fit two 32s is to put them on the arms with nothing in the middle, bringing them together would put them very far forward and the whole thing would end up falling over. This stand is meant for monitors, not TVs.
812943
The wreath is one continuous wire circle. At the top of each side of the circle there are hooks. I hooked them around the base of the main hanger and haven't had any trouble. If you need elaboration let me know.
1843601
If your walls have studs at every 16" its good. But, if its a newer building or in a commercial space, there is a good chance its 24" spacing and it would not be the safest thing to do. You'll have to anchor part of the bracket just to the dry wall with anchors. I wouldn't use one of those plastic ones most people use with wall decor, but an actual toggle. Maybe a professional would have a different opinion.