Can they be placed upside down so they hang down from a shelf they are clipped to?
1601686
Yes, you can, but it has to be a shelf with no rod underneath and , of course, the clearance has to be equal or larger than the divider.
1601687
Yes they can...depending on the thickness of the shelf. I just tried that on our shelves, which are ¾" thick, and it worked great
1601688
Yes they can...depending on the thickness of the shelf. I just tried that on our shelves, which are " thick, and it worked great
1601689
Yes, it is feasible, except there should be enough clearance below the shelf to accommodate the height of the dividers.
1278872
If you mean by hanging them on the hooks, I'd have to say no. I use them to store my slips which are very light.
1139074
Sure why not. You could screw them to the side with a mdf board, or clamp the vises. Either way more than one way to do it.
1843482
Can the shelves be installed "Upside-Down" from shown? That is: With 'Edge' down instead of 'Up?'
1891833
I have not tried it but since they collapse on the sides, I wouldn't try it. I have set them on their sides to have easier access to contents when they are on a shelf and they seem to hold up fine, but don't think it would work to stack them on their side.
5087
If it is installed as directed, the piece for holding the clothes hangers folds down to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photo. Your thought about attaching it upside down wouldn't work because there is nothing there to support it and it would simply fall flat against the wall. I just checked mine to be certain. I will add that there are 12 spaces in the arm for hanging things.
839522
Yes, they can, as long as the coupling mechanism on the bottom of your existing shelving has threads on the inside of the shelf upright. As you can see in the picture the origami wheels have a threaded male top piece that screws into the upright.
86026
I hung them from bicycle hanging hooks! They have the rounded front to loop forward and upward! I also have stored them upside down in the closet or,,,behind a chair in the bedroom,Bungy cords can secure them as well! They are tough to store, but I love them!
527423
I hung mine upside down with no problem. I used lag bolts with washers to secure the safe to the wall. In fact, there are two holes on either end of the safe. You could only tell up from down by looking at the shape of the holes/slots.
2209062
Regarding these fitting on wire shelves: Probably not. The clips don't seem like they would be tight at all.
1084327
There are holes in the uprights which would allow for mounting. The means of mounting will need to be considered depending on the weight expected on the shelves.
1450172
Yes. They come with a little clip that has a hole in it so you can hang them with that. A little hook with a string would work good.
253474
the holes the poles slide through typically are wider on the bottom, that fit over tapered wedges on the poles. I have installed shelves upside down, but it is not as secure. you can always cut a board to fit in the bottom of the shelf, effectivly reducing the flange of the shelf wall
1492328
Yes! They are completely removable/adjustable having peg holes to hold the shelves up. Love mine!
1716214
Yes. There are black plastic clips that fit around the pole and then the shelf slides down over the clips. You can position the clips around the rings that are around the full length of the pole.
1626726
Each side of the unit has a number of holes pre-drilled for the positioning of shelf clips. You can adjust these to your requirements and the shelves lay on these clips after they are inserted in the holes provided.
1743007
No - I don't think that would work very well / they are not complete, and hollow in the middle with nothing to keep them mounted in place stacked ; basically three sided with nothing on the bottom so that you can slip in the white clips to snap together.