Would you be able to use this as a purse rack? Wasn't sure if the pegs were far enough apart
1265783
Since I am male not really sure. You can see pretty well there are a number of hooks or pegs some low and some high
1265784
You can, as long as you don't use all 4 pegs at the same time. More than one purse may be used on the same peg, however. This is really designed for coats and hats. I've seen scarves hung nicely, too.
1265785
It's a good sturdy coat rack and probably would hold a dozen purses, if they weren't oversize. However that would also depend on the size and weight and distribution of the purses. Too many big heavy purses on one side could topple it.
1265786
you could probably put a few purses on it if you space them out carefully.I thought the rack looked very cheap and the bottom base is cheap plastic so I sent it back.found a nice wood one locally that looks much better.
2104163
I think it could be done. It's not a small rack, though, pretty tall, a bit heavy. I haven't taken it apart. I will tell you it is super sturdy. This thing will not fall over. I noticed that our Target store had the exact same rack to transport their clothes.
1613994
Possibly. The back piece is about 12" deep, so a couple of stools would work. But only on that one side. It's terrific for extra storage, though!
158755
Not unless the objects in the bottom carrier were rigid & completely supported anything above it. The sides of the carrier are not rigid, which is good when cinching down on irregular shaped objects such as the assorted things we take on vacation. Also, I'm not sure the straps would extend from that distance. I wouldn't recommend it.
2046279
If you have a 2" diameter clearance from the frame/fork rails you'll be ok because the pegs are large :)
259633
You would have to glue down the partitions. The shelves in the horizontal position just rest on the pegs. I'd have to say that vertically would not work without some significant gluing. As it was, my shipment of this product had most of the plastic shelf parts broken. Make sure that you check all the pieces before you start putting it together.
544842
Perhaps, but it may be difficult. The rack itself (where the bag sits) is about 5" wide and the space between arms is about 4.5 inches. The arms are pretty flexible-adjustable and may flare out enough to accommodate your frame. I don't think the tire size is a problem because even if it came close to the rack, there is 4.5 inches of clearance at that point. Attaching to the frame might require a bit more effort but I don't see any absolute reason for it not to work.
1646435
I put two adult bikes in there with no problem, but depth-wise, it will not fit anymore - it's 30" deep. If you can fit two small bikes in the 72" length you would be alright but I believe it will not fit 3 bikes across. Keep in mind that the bikes don't stand up straight - they lean because of the kickstands. FYI I put a rubber matt on bottom to make sure the kick stands did not puncture the bottom.
1749429
This is a great, great rack but I think you would want one that is flat for a milk crate or box. There is 12" between the front lip and the back lip. Further, on my bike, my seat hangs two inches past the front lip so you have the 10" of flat to effectively use. Depending upon the size of the box it would likely be sitting up on the back lip - would probably still work but now the box is not touching as much surface area as it would on a flat rack.
1947554
I suppose you can get an adapter to do so-------that would cause the rack to be extended out further and not sure that is a good idea. I also think that it might wobble around a bit unless you could get a bolt through connection.
2129146
I would think so, I've never tried that with the bikes on. I think, depending on the weight of the bikes and clearance between the rack and the ground, you may not want to do that. As far as the strength of the rack? It is definitely strong enough! Hope this helped.
1633114
It would only be stackable if the items you placed inside made it that way. The bag is not rigid enough to be stackable on its own.
675013
Yes, but not as tightly as I would like. My mountain bike has a think frame so it can be challenging. Also, there is no way this rack can carry 4 mountain bikes. Two tops.
1858358
I think so. If you had unstructured purses, you could hang them on the prongs/hooks. If your purses have stiff bottoms, you could place them on top of the hooks. Note that the bottom curled portion of each prong is 5.5 inches from the one above or below, with the exception of the top 2 rungs which are 4.8 inches apart. Take that into consideration with the size of your purses. Hope this helps!
371987
You could, but you'd have to find a way to keep it firm. The rack itself is solid, but the bike is suspended in two heavy plastic grooves. It can swing from side to side gently.
1203167
It might be possible but you yay keep in mind that those items have a curve to them that is specific to the side it belongs on. The best example I can give is for you to try it with the items you have but change the slots that they go into.
1660326
Hello,I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over.The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.