Can this be used vertically? I realize boxes will stick above rack, but that's ok for my use.
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You can but there is no backing to it. It was meant to be used as in the picture.
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That is an interesting thought. There is no "back" to the rack so they will fall through and the top rack will not hold your boxes. You might be better off buying an organization system that is meant to be vertical.
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I tipped mine vertically to try it and it stayed upright, but it teeters because of the way the shelves stick out from the frame on the ends. It has a little shelf on the top which is also good for storage and if you tip it vertically you loose that storage space. I would not recommend it be used vertically. Hope this helps.
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It would be best to use this shoe organizer horizontally because it's made that way for stacking. Holes for the dowels are on the bottom when sitting horizontally. Also, shoes sit upright in this position. You can use it vertically though because the shelves are that strong, but your shoes would have to lay down sideways. Also, no security when stacking vertically.
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The way that the vertical posts are built prohibit this. I bought shorter shelf systems. Keep looking you will find them.
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You could as they are strong enough. If I were to do that I would make sure that the upper stand was affixed to the wall for added stability and not put the heaviest items on the upper rack.
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I don't think so. These three galvanized boards are about 1/2" or more thick. You could stack them vertically.
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I think it would work vertically. My husband wanted it horizontally and that is what works for our kitchen/cabinet layout.
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I have mine mounted horizontally, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't mount it vertically.
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I guess it would be fine to position it vertically instead of horizontally. But if you did that, I'd be careful not to put too much weight on the separating shelf in the center of the unit.
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Not very well. The rack is designed for curved pans in a vertical arrangement.
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Not sure, but I don't they're designed to place something on top unless you have something inside to support the weight, even 5 pounds. It may eventually harm the box.
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I don't think so. The vertical posts are just tall enough to fit into the shelves. Maybe they sell longer posts? Or you could make your own out of PVC piping I'm sure.
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I did not hang it vertically. It looks like you could although I did not try it that way.
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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.
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Hi Susan. Sorry for the delay...I was waiting for an answer from Craftmade! The unit is partially open on the ends...(top and bottom) and it can be mounted vertically or horizontally. Happy New Year!!
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I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
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I am having a hard time visualizing how you would do this. The bikes hang vertically, so I do not see how it would work on a receiver hitch rack.
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I would say no. It is not one continuous vertical unit. It goes together using the middle shelf. I think if you were to try to attach the uprights to a wall, with the bottom unsupported, it would not work well.