Can the rack be placed horizontally? I have a space 60" wide and don't want to go more than 36"high.
619185
The rack stacks in two pieces, and each has these dimensions: 31.5" wide, 30" high, and 11" deep. You could use one section anyhow, it would seem.
619186
Yes, the product is essentially two identical racks 30" tall that can be stacked as shown in the picture. You can of course place them side by side which coinsidentally, is how I've got mine set up too.From the product description "The dimensions are : Width = 31 1/4", Depth = 11"; Height = 60" (if you decide to make two racks that hold 60 bottles each, the height would then be 30")."
619187
You can keep in two separate pieces (dont have to be stacked). It comes in two sections. You will love the quality of this rack. Good luck
619188
No, the bottles would roll off if I understand what you're asking. You can put the two pieces side by side instead of stacking them.
619189
The rack stacks in two pieces, and each has these dimensions: 31.5" wide, 30" high, and 11" deep.You could use one section anyhow, it would seem.
2038318
You could put 2 3 rack systems side by side. It would probably take up a bit more space than a 6 rack system, but would work if you have sufficient space.
105605
Just horizontally with the hardware that is included. I recently moved and rehung both this and my Board Dudes 22 x 35 corkboard -- both are horizontal only. I hope this helps.
1932474
No racks that are mounted to the side. Only two removable round racks of different heights. Size seems to be about the same.
1328460
No - it may be wide enough but not tall enough. The biggest I've put on is 24 x 36 horizontal
1506358
We put a 55" on it and its fine. The stand is not pushed flush into the corner due to a stone hearth edge that is uneven. If u had it all the way in the corner you probably couldn't get a 60" on it but if you can have it out a little it might work. Sorry I don't have the definitive answer.
1249648
The bookshelf can only be assembled in one way according to the instructions. You technically CAN turn it horizontally, but you cannot store anything on the shelves. If you have tall skinny items I suppose it would be ok.
1140087
I have a 60" and fits perfect. Going bigger will extend over the sides. I mounted the rack directly to the unit . That left about 4 inches from the bottom of TV to the shelf
473614
The packaging recommends that you do NOT mount horizontally, though mine is at a diagonal and I haven't had any problems whatsoever. Hope this helps.
666210
I don't think a 60" bar would be usable. I have a 72' olympic bar and there is only about 3.5" of clearance ecah side. The outside distance to the uprights is 46". My 60" exercise bar with fixed collars will not rack up.
1660326
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.
895450
Hi Jen. I just purchased this exact wine rack. It comes with the mounting hardware already screwed into it to hang vertically. I guess you can unscrew it and re-screw it to hang it horizontally if you wish to.
1144366
There should be no problem with stability, but I would suggest that you check the mfg web sit on dimensions. I'm not sure if 3 will fit side by side within 36 inches.
744655
Yes you can, you can only not insert the rack and you´ll have an open space.
1623841
You can install the supports anywhere on the wooden slats. They are 36 inches wide. The longest pan hangs down 22" from wood on my rack. I get lots of compliments on this rack. I love having more cabinet space now. When all your pans/pots are hanging, not sure if you will be able to see out the window. Especially if they have long handles. Something to consider on your placement.
1253721
37" wide. If considering this rack, then understand you may have to adjust the inner mounts with pliers. I didn't mind, some people may.
1442445
It depends on how high and how securely you mount it. I'd look at alternate ideas because I think reaching up to the upper rack will be too difficult and there may be too much swaying. Best of luck.