Just installed. Top shelf keeps sliing own the pole. Is the single tension screw really all there is to support/hold it in place?
761840
Yes the screw is what holds the load. We've never had trouble with it and we have 2 cupboards with that assembly. It is important not to overload the shelves though. I had some 1 gallon glass jars with baking supplies and one unit lasted 8 years, which was good. Now I've transferred most stuff to smaller containers and just left the bottom shelf for heavier items.
761841
Yes it is. This is our second lazy susan. We put too much weight on the top on the first one and it cracked under the weight. You could through bolt it . Just don't overload top shelf. Hope this helps and sorry it took so long to respond.
1867349
Double check that everything is true- May be binding if wall and top lines are not true. I also ran into an issue where the screw head I was using protruded too much and was holding up the assembly from closing flat. I had to drill a new hole where it wouldn't interfere.
911578
The pole is smaller (1.5 inches) than the base I had that came with a table. It works but secured with a thumbscrew. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2011896
I don't remember, either. But since this cart (which I use as a craft storage unit) is right next to me, I took a look. Unscrewed the end caps. Appears the larger (2 middle shelves) have a bar that slips on, and end caps with predrilled holes are placed to secure them. The top shelf is different. Has end caps, but no screws. Hope this helps.
1663102
It is stationary as is. You can see on the top part, four divots or small bends where the mounting screws go. Our you can slide it on to your shelf but it should remain stationary. Not to say you can't mount it to a sliding shelf like allot of the Ikea add ons.
193062
No, it screws tightly into a heavy base that supports it. The pole itself is perhaps 5 inches in diameter, the base is around a foot in diameter.
1976892
the pole will sort of "click" in before you can start tightening it. good luck
2125972
there is a tension spring inside the rod that keeps it in place. so far, mine hasn't moved. you wouldn't want to lean on the shelves or pull on them but they hold up fine taking stuff on and off during a shower. hope this is helpful.
1236118
Its put in place by pressure. The pole extends and the pressure holds it in place. Its very sturdy. Make sure you place it on beams not empty spaces between the ceiling.
1019777
Mine doesn't work, couldn't get the screw on the shelf to support it properly
1907370
There is a plastic screw that is flush within the top tier. Someone posted a picture of the screw being used to secure the bottom tier. It is the same screw used to secure the top tier when fully assembled.
840481
It is a solid shelf and should support, how ever you might have a tipping issue
304962
The sshelf is surprisingly easy to screw in place. It may appear to be solid wood, but if so, it's an extremely soft wood. I'd not recommend not screwing it in place. It is the shelf that holds the legs together and gives strength to the table.I assembled two of these. Of the eight screws, only one was difficult to drive.A friend to help hold the shelf tightly in place as you drive the screws might be helpful, but I had no difficulty doing it by myself.
775273
It's actually just sitting in my room. I was trying to get someone to install it but no one wanted to touch it with a ten foot pole because they didn't want to mess anything up. I doubt ill find someone
41242
you have to remove the piece that's screwed on the top of the pole before you can place the box piece on it. You can basically discard it... Then just open the screw as much as possible until the top piece clicks into place and then tighten the screw to secure.
1289203
Its a pole. You can unscrew it to loosen it then extend it and put a peg thru to lock the height in and tighten it.
1820344
mine did the same thing. I just happen to have a pole that fit perfectly in the connection. I'm not sure if it would fit. But how about a closet pole.