interested in hanging mason jar glasses with handles from these pegs. Do the ends have enough of a "lip" on them to hold the glasses in place?
142388
No. They would likely fall. While I like them, I have had clothing occasionally fall off.
142389
No the pegs are very smooth and when you mount the rack to the wall the pegs are parallel to the floor. There is a slight lip but not enough to prevent the jar from slipping off. I took a jar and tried to hang it from the rack and it will not work.
1196017
The ends do have a lip on them but you can open them up to go over the bars and clap them down so the ends are clear to add what ever you need. I hope that helps you out.
939342
Yes it holds them quite well. I've used it for glass bottles, adult drinking glasses and shot glasses as well. It's very convenient. I've even used it for plastic containers when I ran out of room in the drying rack.
185808
They should be if you don't store them so water is against the lid. I wouldn't store them upside down, but they should work. They are small though, so I would suggest infusing whatever liquor you want in a mason jar and pouring it into the smaller jars. You'll be able to control your concentrations more that way.
2108035
I'm using them on a bookcase unit with hard cover books and they're holding, but sagging out at the top. It is because my shelf is a little too small for the width of the bookcase. They certainly seem better than the peg kind I was using which would not hold the shelf in place.
103267
This rack has 4 scews at two ends. If they are tightly fixed, there should be no problem hanging mugs.
1862567
B/c of the position of the handle, it does place the glasses on the "bottom". I would imagine that can break them, but I left the cardboard cover over them and they withheld approximately 5 lbs of pressure. I have however since placed new handles on the basket.
1136820
Yes, they all have a hole at the end of the handle, so you can hang these as well.
1055641
We didn't have any issues with the ends. They sat flush on the doors. By design, I think they come out about 1/8" or so as they form into the handle.
537647
The supports are adjustable, they are held in place on the glass by a set screw, so the supports could be placed at the furthest ends of 20.5" but would look much better at 1 to 1 1/2 inches in from the ends.
1558958
Some of mine are on glass mason jars. I just tried to pull one off and it didn'tbudge so i would hesitate to use them, if your intent is to be able to remove them. Hope this helps.
106357
No, these holders need to clamp onto the table edge. They extend to fit a pretty wide table, maybe 3.5-4 inches or so.
428632
yes they are very comfortable with my glasses that have regular size metal stems. I have seen some glasses with thick stems and I do not know about these but I would think they would be OK.
1635604
They are too small for a plastic hanger, though a wire hanger would fit. It will only hold 1/2 lb so that may limit what you could hang on it.
394620
Sure. They clip to the frame of your glasses around the nose piece, then you flip them up or down as needed. Mine have always stayed very stable--I usually use them at the firing range, so I can see up close when I need to, then flip them up when I need to look downrange.
527510
Yes they would. I ordered them for similar mason jars and they fit perfectly.
2091347
Just got mine and they don't fit the rod. Other hangers fit just fine, so not sure why these don't. I have compared them to my other hangers, and it appears that the rounded part is fine; it's the end that is "pulled" in too much to fit on the dowel. I'm hoping that I can bend them or something.