Where are the wall mounts on the rack? I have a 17" wide brick wall area behind a sink that I'd like to hang it over.Will the wall mounts fit ?
1344070
Yes they will fit. The two mounts on top shelf are 13" apart, bottom shelf they are 15"
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.
1344072
The bottom shelf is 24" wide at the flat part that attaches to the wall. The wall mounts are at 5" and 19" i.e. 1"---X-------------X----24" so if you only have 17" total to worth with, you won't be able to use this size of rack.
1720407
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22 inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.
721830
Mine came with wall mounts and they hangby the wall pretty good,though I am using them for front surround. Hope this help.
980556
I bought 4 of them, and I have them hanging vertically on a long wall, one under the other. They are very sturdy and a nice chrome finish. They are designed to be screwed onto the wall so you cannot connect them. I installed them on hooks attached to the wall, this way I can move a whole rack to where I want it (the barbecue area) or remove easily for cleaning. Hope this is helpful.
1971404
I don't know about all wall mount sinks, but this one came with the necessary wall mounts. As I recall the sink didn't sit nice and tight against the wall so we added some shims to the brackets and Wa La! nice snug fit.
978959
Good Question. I have 3 pans 3 pots two strainers and some utensils hanging from mine. I feel it's all do do with a good wall mount and it will hold as much as the wall mount will (within reason). Try to anchor it from studs (Use a stud finder to determine where the wood is) and use decent wood screws (deep), make sure they will fit through the holes on the rack. I actually used Dry Wall plugs in the absence of available studs and all is good. If unsure contact a Handy person to help out.
458987
If u have a standard toilet...example an original toilet to your unit/apartment/house it will fit over the tank with a little space in between the tank and the shelf. I in the other hand have a newer extra large toilet and it sits right on the tank and about 3 inches away from the wall
140825
i had an older sink that was installed above the counter, went to an undermount and as long as the sinks are the same size it shouldn't be a problem. I do not have any of the small pull down door that holds a dish cloth or other small items so did not have to deal with that. I would only install an undercounter mount sink from now on. I do not know if you need any extra supports for your undermount or not. I also had a garbage disposer installed at the same time.
699170
No it won't hang from the sides of my sink. It is not wide enough. I have a standard double sink.
1005518
The sink and it's rim will definitely fit. The clips that hold the sink to the counter may need to be positioned a bit creatively but should be able to fit as well. My side to side including clips is just a tad over 19" but my clips could be adjusted inwards.
2068763
Mine is not mounted against the wall. Its mounted to the support beams on the garage cealing. Begore you mount them make sure your support beams will hold the weight of rack plus the items you will put on it.
491649
Hi,I have it mounted on an L-Bracket above the sink. The Diameter is close to 5 inches. The circumference is 16inches. The Arm will move out the of way and can swing toward wall. This is the second one I have owned. I am very happy with it.
1624193
Thank you for your question. This is an over mount sink. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
161515
I bought the grid with the Shulte attachments. The grid is basically overlapped 1/4" bars spaced a couple of inches apart. The attachments are slightly smaller, solid pieces that push up then down so its supported on the top and bottom of the grid. The way the grid mounts you only have a 1/4" of room from the bottom of the top bar to the wall for the solution you come up with
898882
I screwed mine into the wall behind my wall mounted TV to hide the Dish box and hide wires. It is flat on the bottom (about 3 inches wide) but if you put magazines in it I think it would fall over all the time, because there is no extended base or feet with which to balance the rack. I put 2 screws in the wall at the top and it holds my TV Dish box which is actually 6 inches taller and the same width as the rack, and it isnt light as magazines and it hasnt fallen off the wall yet!
330182
I don't think it will fit. I tried putting just the rack in my 22 1/2"wide x 15.3/5" deep (front to back) undermounted sink. It took up 13 1/4" of the width of the sink. Hope that helps.
881196
the "stainless" supports run 19" in width from inside end to end. and 17" depth from the back wall