I have something similar &amp; the shelves on the door have a thin "bar" to make sure nothing falls when you open the door. Does this too?
1625293
Sure does Michelle. About a quarter inch or so high to prevent slippage. Great piece, I have no complaints or regrets.
900386
There is a top shelf but that's it. I don't have this anymore. The bar on the inside kept falling down
741035
While it hanging it seems OK; it's when I shut it when I was concerned too; it hits the wood. (I live in an apartment building, though.) it doesn't come with anything to protect it; what you see is it. It works great. The hanger is one-inch wide, so if your door is that wide you should be OK without any problems. (Mine is thinner so it shakes a bit when I open and shut it.) i hope this helps!!
1239900
Yes. Each shelf is wedged In place to the bar with a plastic grommet that you can move up or down.
1971969
No it does not....just make sure the trim at the top of your door frame is secure because that carries a lot of the weight.
1016073
Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery. If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
328396
There is a groove across the top the door fits in and just hangs down from there......This way the door is easily removed and not obstructing anything with any hardware...works just fine for me and I wouldn't know what to do to improve on it...........
1485103
It does not connect to the door. Typical install in a corner unit has a two part door that bi-folds when opened to access the contents on the shelves.
1500029
Mine does, as long as you have a decent lip pn the windowsill. I found the brackets to be rather weak, i will probably add a shelf bracket at some point.
497217
No, I found a wood box at Home Goods that fit in pretty well. The open end of the box faces front so it makes a shelf in there. The space behind the door needs something to split it up and make it more useful
685911
Yes, there is a nail/bolt on the bottom to hold it in place. Shelves are good & sturdy!
1144010
The shelves do have a locking system and it is very secure. Most of my shelves have a couple hundred pounds on them and I've had no problems.
1545331
i guess not. The inside is finished, and looks identical to the outside, but there are some pre-drilled holes for shelf-height adjustment that might be visible if you didn't attach the door.
394171
Yes it does. The locking clip that prevents the slider to open can stay in place to allow you to just raise the bar. If you place the bar about the midway point on an eight foot door you have to collapse the bar because it will be too long to clear the top of the door.
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
389148
If it opens partially and there is enough room to get a coat hanger inside, try bending the hanger and sweeping out the contents that might be blocking the door from lowering.Without more specifics as to not opening, I'm not sure what to suggest. I saw what the other responders wrote and did not want to duplicate their answers.
517974
You may trip over bottom bar. Doesn't seem to be a problem in the doorway though. Definitely use mounts and not pressure if on stairs.. Ours slips sometimes.