How are you guys able to keep the dividers in place? Mine keep sliding around.
1331873
There not ment to be tight in the drawers they will scratch the acrylic and the makeup or stuff you put should keep it from sliding or just remove them if you do not want the dividers
1331874
its impossible for me. My dividers dont even fit the size of my drawer. I lean it against my make up that im separating.
1316826
There is a flexible adjuster. Slides directly on to the shelf. I have had and used these for years in my closet to divide jeans, sweaters, etc. It will adjust but not more than an inch max
1488882
I had the same problem . It doesn't slide very well , and has a real snug fit . The way I do it is peel the center piece apart and lay my cables down on the bottom peace and just snap it together. It takes some time , but I will say they work great for me. Good luck.
171275
I don't think it will slide around. I keep a few things in mine all the time - empty grocery bags, etc. I've never had a problem with sliding.
1570097
Hi, I decided to look further at my rack after Reading the other responses. The other posters are right. I see that several of my dividers have popped out from the weight of my cookie sheets. So I think they're probably right it would not be a good idea.
1339160
Never had that issue with mine. I know it came with packaging to prevent it from slipping during shipping - might have slipped into the mechanism. Wish I could help more...
746470
I have to do the same thing with mine. The storage drawer has little rubber feet on it which do not slide easy so I have to lift the drawer unit slightly (with the Keurig machine on it) to move it out and back. Pretty easy to do if you have access to the sides of the drawer unit.
1939265
Yes, there are two dividers that are attached by velcro. You can move them around or remove them entirely.
1132430
Mine all lined up flush. Check if a screw is sticking out too far that is stopping them from sliding all the way in. I had one that stuck out just enough that it stopped it from closing all the way but once tightened down more it was flush.
1138982
Check the anchors maybe? If one was missing, lose, or in the wrong spot then the track may not be level and causing the drawer not to slide properly.
913716
Well there is a strong plastic divider on the inside that keeps the back supported, although it's not a middle sect divider, etc., I have found enough room to place smaller/flat item's (i.e., lighter, book, pk of smokes, etc in this area). I have not yet found ant actual divider, although I'm sure there is one that exists.
38432
I did not experience any of these issues. Some of the dividers fit a little tighter than others, take your time and they will go in. My handles sees to be on solid. I have two and am very happy with them.
1253105
Make sure you have the disk/flange underneath the base seated correctly. Once it is seated you should be able to tighten it up and it won't move any more. From time to time we have to tighten ours up after a month or two of play. Hope this helps.
1951770
The dividers are not so great. I wont recomend it. It is flimsy not very strong or sturdy enough. Im looking in to replacing them dividers with more durable materials.
530805
I haven't noticed any major shifting, mine move a tiny bit. You can't pull them off the stand unless they're locked, so I'm not too concerned about a little slippage.
593820
Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
1660075
The dividers are removable. You can take them out easily. They are been held by what you put in there. They look like a long T. The only problem I found so far is that when one of the spaces are empty they tend to slide. They won't stay in place. Other that that is a sturdy piece.