Can the Klips be affixed to an indoor window with Command hooks, to support an 8" pot on the meeting rail of a double hung sash (lower glass pane)?
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Probably not! You really need to have the Klip flush with the back contact surface. That's how gravity will do its thing for the pot to grab the lower spikes and the upper lip to old it in place. Why don't you screw the Klip in your window sill. Again the Klip has to be perpendicular to earth. Also, if weight permits it, you could glue with double sticky tape the Klip directly to a non wooden surface where you don't want to drive a screw in.
330030
Yes they can, there are no special hooks. I bought two sets and they all stack up nicely
1793427
Anything is possible... Someone already suggested cutting 3" off both ends and then drilling 2 new holes to add the hanging end pieces. This should allow the proper balance overall... It is not a rack meant to hold a bunch of pots or heavy items. I still think that it is one of our best purchases to save space etc..We did not use the hanging chains only screw in hooks, because we are a house of tall folks!
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I don't know anything about double-paned windows. I'm sure you can install on the inside pane but don't know if it will do what you want. I wish I could send you a sample to try as I have much left over. Sorry that I can't help.
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If you can create a bracket to hold the fixture it is possible. Otherwise as given it is only for flush ceiling mount only
727864
We added additional "S-Hooks" which provide variable hanging height. They are easier to use with our pots which have a small hanging hole in the handles. With only 2 hanging points, keeping the rack balanced as pots are added or removed is sometimes a challenge.
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Short Answer: YesLong Answer: You can slide the hooks around to accommodate whatever pots or pans you're looking to hang.
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I'm not sure it would be very safe to do that if it's mounted just to 1/4" thick glass. If it was 5/8" or thicker it might work. There is a lot of force on the mounting area (the mount and monitors weight, plus the cantilever force from leverage). If you do mount it I would at a minimum put some kind of wood piece on the bottom to spread out the weight across a bigger area. Maybe a 6 inch wide piece of wood which is at least 1/2" thick, and runs out about 1 foot on each side? That might help and and not look too bad (you could paint it or something). The other problem is that glass doesn't do well when it is clamped hard. This thing gets tightened pretty tight and it may crack the glass. I'm not sure it would be very safe to do that if it's mounted just to 1/4" thick glass. If it was 5/8" or thicker it might work. There is a lot of force on the mounting area (the mount and monitors weight, plus the cantilever force from leverage). If you do mount it I would at a minimum put some kind of wood piece on the bottom to spread out the weight across a bigger area. Maybe a 6 inch wide piece of wood which is at least 1/2" thick, and runs out about 1 foot on each side? That might help and and not look too bad (you could paint it or something). The other problem is that... » Read More I'm not sure it would be very safe to do that if it's mounted just to 1/4" thick glass. If it was 5/8" or thicker it might work. There is a lot of force on the mounting area (the mount and monitors weight, plus the cantilever force from leverage). If you do mount it I would at a minimum put some kind of wood piece on the bottom to spread out the weight across a bigger area. Maybe a 6 inch wide piece of wood which is at least 1/2" thick, and runs out about 1 foot on each side? That might help and and not look too bad (you could paint it or something). The other problem is that glass doesn't do well when it is clamped hard. This thing gets tightened pretty tight and it may crack the glass. « Show Less
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Did you try this? I am going to try it on my wire shelving where my pots are hanging. I'm going to use flat "s" hooks that fit snug on the rim of one shelf and then wire it to the rim of a lower shelf. Of course, unlike a baker's rack, I can adjust the shelves on my wire shelving. Anyone else have any ideas?
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The glass portion can be used by itself, but under the top are four round metal pads for the screws. Each is about an inch and a half in diameter and half an inch thick. So if you set the glass on a flat surface it will be stable and lay flat but will be raised up 1/4" off the surface or counter. Also this glass is very very heavy. So hanging will be hard to secure. Also if you write on it, the map is on the bottom of the glass so the surface glass is higher than your writing. You just have to be looking at it dead on to see exactly where you are marking on the map:) the glass is 1/4" thick. Gorgeous desk though and really sturdy. I write on mine too:) hope this helps.
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If you put blocks of wood between the glass and clamp it might work. But I wouldn't think that this stand should be on a glass desk. I would look for something else.
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Not by any of the usual methods. There are NO holes in the case for attaching "rack ears" or other kinds of brackets, or for hanging on screws. This one is designed for table or shelf only. You might be able to "hang" it on a wall by tying wire or string to a couple of screws and putting the switch in the loops, maybe.
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Hi Donna! Yes, if you have more than four pots/pans to hang (and you probably do) I would order some extra hooks. Enjoy!
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The supports can be adjusted to whatever width you choose to set them. The brass rail is about 1/4 inch smaller then the glass. I am very pleased with my glass and brass shelf. Hope this helps.
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the advice is......no. since clamping will require pressure to remain stable, it is very likely that that glass will break. i'm the proud owner of one and i must say it is serving its purpose......and me quite well. i would recommend that you use a wooden desk or platform instead. should you continue with your current configuration, you may risk damaging your desk and monitors!
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I would think so, You might have to be creative in the installation, but this is a very "logical" product and we are very happy with it. Our windows go vertically.
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It may be possible, but I wouldn't suggest it. It may ruin the finish. Also, I don't believe the hooks are far enough apart to hang it vertically and still fit keys, if that is your intention.