Will this hold a 14 inch heart shaped frame?
1250539
Should be no problem with the heart shape frame. Make sure the spring pressure is taught when hanging any item. If there is not enough pressure your item may slip out. Springs can be manually adjusted to keep pressure on the object. Thank you! Joe at Readsome.
1250540
Barbara -- To work, I think you'll need to consider to points: thickness of the frame, and shape of the heart. If the frame is very thin (less than 1/2" thick) then that should be fine, but I don't think the prongs that hold the plate would be able to get a good grip on anything much thicker than that. If the bottom of the heart is "fat" (tapers very quickly at the point, like this --> http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size;=l&tid;=26705843 ), then that should be fine however, if the heart is elongated (like this --> http://woodencraftedgifts-supplies.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/6/4/10641641/135971_orig.jpg ), the prongs on the bottom could slip very easily and allow the frame to fall. Barbara -- To work, I think you'll need to consider to points: thickness of the frame, and shape of the heart. If the frame is very thin (less than 1/2" thick) then that should be fine, but I don't think the prongs that hold the plate would be able to get a good grip on anything much thicker than that. If the bottom of the heart is "fat" (tapers very quickly at the point, like this --> http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size;=l&tid;=26705843 ), then that should be fine however, if the heart is elongated (like this -->... » Read More Barbara -- To work, I think you'll need to consider to points: thickness of the frame, and shape of the heart. If the frame is very thin (less than 1/2" thick) then that should be fine, but I don't think the prongs that hold the plate would be able to get a good grip on anything much thicker than that. If the bottom of the heart is "fat" (tapers very quickly at the point, like this --> http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size;=l&tid;=26705843 ), then that should be fine however, if the heart is elongated (like this --> http://woodencraftedgifts-supplies.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/6/4/10641641/135971_orig.jpg ), the prongs on the bottom could slip very easily and allow the frame to fall. « Show Less
138960
You should be fine. The interior length is just short of 16 inches. I fit a 14 inch total length piece in it comfortably.
2177988
I have a small 13" one on mine. No problem. I think it could hold a bigger one but not a BIG one.
2001455
First of all, the Panacea is so much cheaper than buying individual baskets. Yes, you can make a single piece to fit a 14" diameter round hanging basket. Cut a round piece that will fit the basket including the depth. Then cut some slits like spokes on a bike. Then fold them accross so the template will fit in the hanging basket.
1909630
Yes, it should be able to hold it just fine. I have a 15" that fits no problem.
467259
I have no idea, I doubt it, Its a slimmer frame. You should ask the seller.
1095165
Yes, I believe it will. I just used it for a frame that measured 59" X 27" (outside measurement using 1 X 3 boards, as luck would have it). Even with that measurement, there was some strap left over.
432607
This is pretty much universal. I have a 15 inch rim on mine, but it will easily hold a 14 inch rim as well.
2108864
It should. The corners have pockets that slip over the frame and there ate Velcro stamps for the frame.
2047362
It will work for your 12x14 and 17x22 but the frame itself will not go smaller than the size indicated--which is the 11x11.
898393
Yes, it will. It is a strong piece. I adjust less and more than the measurements you mentioned. It takes a while to get used to. Try it in something else first.
643487
If the cabinet is at least 14" deep, with 1/2" clearance on either side, yes.
1481879
No, more than likely it won't without stretching your frame. The middle two support legs go all the way to the edge of the frame unlike the bottom two and upper two. If they were all indented it would definitely work.
2053069
I do have a 14 inch mattress and had the same concern. It all balances out really well. The headboard looks great with it
1635986
hello you cant go over 14 inches wide. but you can go up to 20 deep. I got the 15 and just shaved a little off of my frame and worked great
625394
I wouldn't recommend it. It is rounded at the edges and possibly too thick for a frame such as yours.
1199124
I tried with a 13.5" DELL and it barely fits. In all honesty, 14" seems a bit big. Good luck with your search!