How well do the racks slide in and out?
1604820
Fairly easy! You do need the door to be all the way open for the angle since it is such a slim case.
1604821
Can't really call it a slide - they move out about an inch but I never considered it a problem until you mentioned it!
159888
You are better off going for a rack basket combo from one manufacturer. I have a universal rack and this basket slides right in. Note that these dont click into place but slide in so the weight of what you are carrying actually secures it better.
1741005
No I do not believe so because the stability of the rack is dependent on being mounted to the full surface of the door, which enables it to slide in and out.
411399
The silverware section of this dish rack is a little more open than some that I have seen on the market, but I have not had a problem with the silverware slipping out. I love my dish rack and would recommend it.
1340442
I just use the jar lifter to put them in and take them out. I bought this rack because my small jars kept falling through the other one with the lifters. They do not fall through this one.
298852
I use several packs of them on my saferacks rack. They fit when hooked across the short gaps in the mesh floor... I.e. parallel with the long side of the rack. Not 100% perfect fit but not going anywhwre and much cheaper.
1534500
Hello, Mike. Yes, they are relatively stable. But stackable, I would think not so much, actually. I am presently using three of these in my home and so far, they are, indeed, holding up rather nicely. Instead of stacking, maybe if you had more space to go on, then maybe brining on more, maybe albeit, smaller racks, may be the way to go here.
2060889
They *could* slide depending on the smoothness of the surface and what you are using them for. We have about 50 pieces interlocked together covering our exercise area. 2 sides are against basement walls which seems to nicely hold them in place.
1894184
They pretty much glide and can't fall out when you pull them out all the way. No shelf in between but that's not a problem. All drawers lock but the top opens front to back and has a mirror. That part does not lock. Like this piece very much.
1143255
The shelves slide in and out but only a few inches. I haven't noticed if they slid up and down I couldn't even get mine to stick so I haven't utilited it much yet.
658665
Sure, they would fit recorked. I have a bit of a tough time with getting the racks to slide well but overall it's a pretty good purchase.
1168913
They stay put pretty well. I can't see them sliding very easily. We have never had a problem with them moving.
295996
It's pretty stable. Only movement i get is when i rerack a heavy weight, but only if you really slam it against the rack.
712689
The rack is good. The only issue I have is that some odd sized or odd shaped wine bottles can slide forward and off the shelves. Not good. I tacked down some material (as in that used to line tool chests) to the rear "shelf" of each rack. Voila! I would buy another.
2136732
I have mine stacked as you've described and have no problem with them sliding off each other. They have grooves in them to keep them secure and seem to work quite well.
469521
Yes, there are hooks that make the rack slide out when the door is open. That seems to work fine; it can just be a pain when you go to close the door, the hooks do not always catch right, so the rack gets stuck halfway out and you can't push the rack back in by closing the door. You have to push the rack in just a little with a utensil or oven mitt or something so that it is in the right place to catch the hooks. Then you can close the door normally and the rack will slide back in. This is a minor inconvenience, but it is a nuisance when you do it so many times.
291026
These will slide a little. I have them as tight as I can but still with some slippage. Still, they work fine and I'm happy with them.