The wood trim on my floor limits the closet width to 57-1/2". Is this rack exactly 58" or will I be able to squeeze it into a space that's 1/2" short?
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58" is your limit. It will expand out to 83"...but will NOT get smaller than 58"...................
1656348
Mine is in a closet and I took off the trim . If your is out in the open u could cut the trim out of the area u need to make it fit
1545753
It varies. Vertical is not the thing. It's 5.5" from the top bar to the top horz rack, but the better measurement is the space between bars at the open angle. That's 9.5", and more on one side because one bar isn't included and the horz rack hangs over that extra space. I dry bath towels and jeans on this thing regularly, it has a lot of capacity.
200824
Put it in another residence but recall my space was exactly 36 inches as well. Something tells me it measures 36 1/4 tho but due to it's radius corners it allowed the fit.
1091520
I can't tell you. I cut my rack down to hold six rifles instead of seven.The rack fits the side of my closet perfectly now. The rack works well with my rifles.
1544398
Hey Chris, from the bottom of the little feet to the top of the rack is almost exactly half an inch. Hope this helps!
1050095
Suzi answered correct. I've always said 1-1/4". others have commented ok for 1.5" but there would be an open space along the slit of the cover. If you put it toward the back of the closet. Nobody should notice. Once hangers are on it, it won't rotate freely.
172384
This will fit openings between 34" to 63" wide. It will not work for a 30" space.
467690
The overall width is 16.75 inches when configured as a straight line storage rack. If you segment side by side then it depends on how close you put the parts.
1548231
Ours is 58.5 tile to tile, it fits fine. I'm pretty confident you'll be fine.
1993490
Amanda,The rack is 15.5" wide by 26" high. (wood lengths) If you add standard spools of thread, you will need about another .5" IN WIDTH (total of 16") to accommodate the overlap of the spools over the edge. I have our actually screwed to a wall (flat) that is 16.5" wide (between a door jam and a closet jam.) All the pins are filled with spools and they do not touch the woodwork.
1515232
That would depend on how long your storage is. Fully extended the rack is 60 in. (5ft), but you don't have to extend the ends fully to use it. I love the rack and it works very well for me. I wish that I had another one, but that is just because I can't get rid of clothes that I really do not need any longer. lol
1132738
Hi, I had the same issue. I trimmed off the overhang on both sides which made it a total width of 45 3/4 inches. That is a narrow as the top board can be trimmed...
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Measured the bed again for you and its exactly 54" from one end to the other. So it will fit but there will be no spare room. Good luck!
1132739
Hi,I had the same issue. I trimmed off the overhang on both sides which made it a total width of 45 3/4 inches.That is a narrow as the top board can be trimmed...
1483323
Dear James M,The answer is 29-7/8 inches exactly but rounded off to 30" if you have the space. Regards,John G.
200820
Mine measured 36 1/4 plus a little for the little knobbies on the end. The attachment piece is 32" (figuring standard studs 16" apart. As someone else said, I hope you are talking about where you can mount it and not the space the rack would actually occupy. It's a great rack and I hope it works for you. (NOTE: you MUST mount it into studs and not into the wallboard. It isn't light to start with and loaded with pots and pans will be too heavy for a wallboard mount.)