Will this work on wire shelves?
1150500
I have wire shelves in my kitchen that I have this sitting on. But, I put down padded shelf liners so it would sit evenly ($3-$5 at Walmart).
1150501
Yes, it does work on wire shelves. I wish that I could attach a pic of my pantry for you to see it.
1150502
I put mine on wooden shelves, but I also put rolling wire shelves under my sink. I bought some thin plastic made for covering wire shelves and it works great. You might try that to sit the can rack on so it doesn't fall through.
1150503
If the wires of your wire shelves are laid out left to right the racks will work very well because the bottoms of the sides of the rack are solid front to back. If your shelves have wires front to back, you would have to put some kind of a base under the racks to make them stand up the way they are supposed to for the cans to gravity feed.
1110567
Might work if you put a solid "liner" on the shelves. I would worry about a TV being "unstable" on the wire shelf by itself.
1142559
I cannot answer that. It might because the wire on those baskets is a different density than what I use it for. The company would know. They are pretty strong, but since I haven't cut a wire basket yet, I cannot say.
2209062
Regarding these fitting on wire shelves: Probably not. The clips don't seem like they would be tight at all.
1467739
Yes with no problems. Just be sure you have space between the shelf your going to hang it on and the rail the shelf slides in. It hangs in that space. It needs a quarter inch at most.
1372533
I dont believe so. you would need extra clips to hold shelves in place. I could only use 3 of the wire squares as shelves with what came in package.
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
881988
The shelf is removable so you should be fine, just make sure you measure the depth and you would need to cut holes in the back to allow for the cables. I'm really happy with the piece. Good luck!
1508781
yes! use the type of fastener that is used to secure cords to a base board. or if you happen to have a fastener of the type that is used to secure wire shelving to a wall. the kind that is often seen with the closet organizer type shelving. or you can look around and see what you can repurpose. when I bought this rack it was listed as a magazine holder. I immediately saw it as the perfect rack to hold my ceramic coated frying pans. good luck
1587913
In the top part you will have to take out the top shelf and cut out a hole in the back for wires and then it could work
1944895
I used this shelf in an armoire; it seems it should work but maybe it would depend on the weight of the piece that will be on the shelf. Fact is: I don't know.
216911
As long as you have a little space between the shelve and the wall or if you have space between shelves, then it should hook on with no problem.
2179138
It should be fine as long as the outlet isn't too far away from your shelf. I have mine hanging on a nail on the wall high up. The outlet is below where it hung it and off to the side.
1623515
Not ideal for either of those. The shelves are not deep enough nor is there holes for any neccessary wiring.
412902
I think it should work for your shelf. The front of the wire divider will stick off the shelf, but that shouldn't impact performance. The piece that keeps the divider upright won't be affected by the shorter depth, and it is flexible enough to accommodate a 3/4" shelf I think.
178543
The two halves of the wire shelves are independent of each other so either both sides could be up, or down, or either half up at a time. Hope that helps!
1400472
Yes there is a turntable bottom to it that should work just fine on wire shelving