What is the distance between the slats? I want to use this for rain boots and they are bulky. I am concerned that the boots might not fit.
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You control the distances between the slats. They move along the grey bar and can be varied by you for the sizes of the boots. I am very happy with it. I got two pairs for my wife's boots. Some are bigger than others and with being able to move the slats it makes it nice.
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I am not sure what the distance is but I think the rain boots will fit. Just for your information I did do what another buyer had said and I assembled the boot holders one forward one the opposite way and it stands up with out falling at all.
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While not taking specific measurements, I find that the spacing is quite sufficient for my dress boots. Not sure if bulkier snow boots would fit, but I would think that rain boots would. You can adjust the spacing, also. The slats just slide on for assembly. Remember you can alternate the slats so the boots face front-back-front-back for more even weight distribution. Otherwise, especially with heavier-soled boots, the rack will tip over because it leans to the front too much.
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The slats are adjustable. You slide them on the end and space them as far apart as needed.
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There really isn't much room between each set of boots, but I can put my hand between them comfortably. I am concerned that this boot holder may not bestrong enough to hold rain boots if they are made of heavy rubber. The only thing on this holder that is metal is the cross bar which is attached to the plastic endpieces that sit on the floor. You may be happier if you are able to find a sturdier metal boot holder. Hope this helped and Happy Hunting!! Amazon Prime Rocks!!
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The racks are adjustable and can be slid left or right. With rain boots I suspect you will need to remove one of the sets leaving 2 sets of racks
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I would not order this item again. I put 4 pairs of regular boots on this rack and the rack falls over. Rubber boots are much heavier.
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The plastic is so flimsy that you'll have no trouble fitting anything on, it will bend accordingly. Although, it will also fall over under the weight of the boots.
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This item is totally useless. It fall down when i put only two pairs of boots !! Your boots might fit but fall down anyway...
1967746
If the slats are resting on a "lip" of the rail (frame) then yes this would work.
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The slats are 4" wide and about 3 1/2" apart. If you search for the Night and Day Furniture Company you'll find more info on its dimensions.
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It is quite narrow. I have a foot board, and it fits fine, though I had to do a little finagling to position it (laying it down under the bed, and then angling it up into place). I don't have exact measurements, but I can get those for you if need be.
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There's a small amount of room between the slats that support the mattress and the floor, but it's not accessible unless you remove the mattress. Also, since the slats are screwed down and not just laying there, it's pretty much unusable. And it's only like 5 inches or so max.
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I made sure I had plenty of room on the sides. I would say get a more narrow one- maybe 10" if you are able. Good luck :)
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These are not slats. There are full boards on this bed. You would have a 3 foot high bed, but I guess if that's what you want to do, you could do it.
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i used it for storage boots and not a hamper for dirty cloths. i've five par.of boots in it so i cannot tell you the width or how depth it is. but it is nice. i bought two of them for that reason.just to storage shoes/boots.
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It may. If you see the picture, the end is almost like a t, so it would really depend on the width between the slats I think.
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nope i had to use slats on top to expand out, they only fit in same place as full size rails my did very disappointed i thought they would be angled out for queen but they wasn't
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I think it would work fine, if the slats run the width of the bed and not the length.
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I bought mine for a trundle bed (which has a wooden base), not sure slats would support the 6 " thickness of this mattress. Why not add a 1/4 " piece of plywood for added support. A friend of mine spent the night on that mattress and wants to buy one for her bed.
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It depends on how high the boots come up. The shelf spacing is 6 inches from top shelf to middle shelf and 5 inches from middle to bottom shelf. I do not think it would be good for work boots.
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Distance between slats is .75 inches...I use it both as a table and as a bench and did not put glass on it.
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Hello Inela! The distance between each slat for Whitmor 6026-3562 Natural Wood Household Shelves is about an inch. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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I bought the crib for my daughter in law who I just called and she measured the distance between the slats and it is 2 inches....
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You'd certainly still need slats. The gap between cross rails is probably 18 inches. A single mattress on these rails would be painful!