I am putting this in a very shallow closet (only 6.5 inches deep), will the system still affix properly to the wall?
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Yes it will fit, but you need end brackets because it might not lay flush against the side walls properly so measure the ends of the shelf if the ends are longer than 6.5 inches then purchase two end brackets and they can affix to the back wall. double check with the EZ Shelf company, they are very quick with responses.
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I like it a lot, and it really solid and easy to put up, but if it were me with your depth I would look for something else, but that is just me. Good Luck
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I was able to line up 1 set of vertical mounting holes on a wall stud and used 4" lag bolts. It's also on the side of a closet, so the location might discourage prying efforts.
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Yes. There are bolt that tightens to keep level and the bracket does not sag. I would make sure the bots that fasten it to the wall are in a stud if you plan on moving the set away from the wall frequently.
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Yeah, I think mine's around 6' x 12', so you should be fine. I recomend applying it to the wall with a staple gun at the top, first, then let it hang for a couple of days and slowly staple it down on the sides to stretch it.
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hmmm, not sure. mine is flat against the wall. some stupid questions: the short side is mounted vertically and the screws are all flush?
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The uneveness of your wall surface should be a problem. I don't think any bracket could solve this problem.
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We put it in Sheetrock walls however we located studs in the wall to be sure it would stay. I think it depends on how much weight you anticipate putting on the hanger system.
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My walls are cinderblock and I can not give you an honest answer. The system is kinda heavy for drywall. I personally would prefer to attach it to a stud through a wall but have to use mollybolts.
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If you don't need to add sides this will work. I had to add a cabinet with 1/2" sides and it was too tight when I only had 6". The dimension is slightly over 5" due to the wood tape over the plywood edges. I am rebuilding using the hardware.
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As far as I know. The person who installed it for us had toale adjustments to conform to our closet that is smaller. I love it. It certainly beats paying $1000s for other advertised units.
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Mine is not wall mounted but it should not be a problem. The mounting bracket will probably give you at least a couple of inches which should be plenty.
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Julie it sounds like your depth measurement is fairly standard so this shelf product has worked very well for my Kid's lockers but you should review the product dimensions on the internet.
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If you're talking about the wire closet shelving, I don't think so. Those shelves have a 'lip' from which your clothes hang. I believe these chrome dividers are meant to work best with solid shelves such as those pictured with the product.
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Yes. I buried the wire about 4 inches deep. The instructions suggest no more than 6 inches.
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It would depend on what you are putting on the shelf, remember since yours is 14" that means there will be 6" unsupported. Perhaps you should consider a narrower shelf.
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Hi, the back of the unit is not finished so you will have to use it against a wall. Thank you so much!
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I don't see why you would need a closet. There is nothing that holds the system up that requires the adjacent walls. The brackets mount flat against the back wall of the closet and the bars hook on, they don't touch the side walls. Cool idea, though.