The shelf I have is 1.25" thick. Can I mount this basket? Thank you in advance.
1797190
That should not be a problem. There is plenty if space between the little hanging mounts and the actual basket. I put standard sized loaf of bread in mime just to give you an idea. Theres enough space for me to put 2 loaves of bread at a time.
1797191
Probably not what you want. With the basket pushed all the way onto a shelf, the 'jaws' of the bracket are only designed to accommodate a 1-1/8 inch-thick shelf. You probably would be able to start the basket onto the shelf because the mounting legs that the basket hangs from are springy at their ends but stiffen, of coarse, as they approach their attachment points. Therefore, even best case, you won't be able to push the basket all the way onto the shelf and it would stick out.
1797192
I am not sure what you are asking. The basket slides onto a cabinet shelf. I haven't tried to mount it but I imagine you could with the right hardware,
71444
The shelf is about half-inch thick solid wood and the supporting legs are metal. I can't imagine there would be any problem with all that. As a precaution and reassurance, add the various items one at a time to make sure nothing snaps along the way! Good luck.
531188
I don't see why not if your shelves are solid and adjustable to accommodate the size.
1840719
I put all the heavy stuff on bottom shelf. I would not put anything heavier than 25lbs. on the other shelves.
863115
The shelf looks like it would accommodate up to 2-". My door width is about the same as yours.
1344071
Top shelf is about 9 3/4 inches center to center & bottom shelf mounts 21 1/2 inches center to center so I'm thinking it may be to wide for your application.
2097479
No it will not fit. I use it on a lower corner cabinet shelf. I have room to also set things under it.
1132195
I would look at revashelf's other products. I have the product you are looking for and it works great. Search: Rev-a-Shelf 5WB2-1822-CR 18" x 22" Double Pullout Wire Basket
207066
I put the top shelf at the highest "notch" and was able to fit shallow baskets to store our dogs leash, flashlights, gloves, etc. I bought the Whitmor 6500-2711 Rattique Shelf Tote, Red ( here's the link -http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CFNYPBA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s03?ie=UTF8&psc;=1). If those are too shallow for what you want, I wouldn't see why you couldn't leave out a shelf and use deeper baskets.
631408
I don't think so. Doing so would probably cause the basket to tip too far forward once any kind of weight is placed in it.
674653
I am not home right now to measure and make sure but I would say that you would be alright placing a 12" basket in this stand. I don't think anything larger than that would sit level and not tip over? I have a big sphere sitting in mine and I think it's 10" in diameter and there's a little room around the sides of it. The sphere does rest on the bottom shelf or brace so it's more stable. I hope this helps you!
1929584
I believe my baskets are smaller than 1.6 bushel, but that is a guess. I use rectangular shaped ones. The round baskets are awkward on this cart.
437513
Not any wire baskets I know of; they usually fit over a 3/4" shelf. The shelf fronts of this system are faced with a 1"X2" +/- facing board.
1037689
If you want to span the cabinet with the uprights 1 kit is all you need the brackets are 15 1/2 inches so your shelf above would be no problem. DJ181
279886
Tight fit. You would have to drill your own holes to have shelf fit. For the width - it's 17.75 inches.
1518510
there are no brackets on it and the backing is carboard and it is quite heavy so I would say no unless you mounted it somehow from the bottom on shelf brackets
1715094
my shelf is almost 1 inch thick and fits no problem. The arms are flat and have never scratched my shelfs.