How much space does it need when all pots are as close as possible?
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I have an 8 x 8 greenhouse and it fits sideways along the back. You need to leave a couple of feet between the two rows so that you can get in to maintain the bubblers. They tend to pull out or the tubes and you need to disassemble everything to put the air tubes back into the sockets. So I would say 5 x 8 minimum.
531536
Many moves require at least a 5ft by 2ft space at bare minimum (depends on your height) as you will be doing pushups, sit-ups, squats, lunges, yoga poses, suicides etc. I would say 8ft by 4-5ft of space is more ideal so you do not feel like you will hit a wall or piece of furniture, etc. :)
644575
Yes, there's plenty of space. I uploaded a photo of my set up. Hope it's helpful!
428921
You don't need much room for the can. Comfortably about 2 inches on each side due to a wider top and lid. You may be able to get away with 1-1.5 inches on each side, but it may be a tight space. Side note, the widest part of the lid is 10 inches.
535526
Yes you should be able to hang 7 pots. We have 6 plus a colander and a couple of strainers.
1591102
No, they are high enough not to be in the way, unless you have a bunch of stock pots going at once. I have never had an issue with it.
40757
Mary,Because you need to know the widest area at the bottom of your pot, measure the saucer.I love these plant stands and I have one of each size. They are high quality and move so easily.JoAnn
1434308
It's best to have at least 14. The main thing you need is at least 32" clear space so that the tray along with the hardware to be able to use the system. It's a great product but only if you have the room to set it up.
2227589
The answer is not as simple as you might think. As with most pots, the bottom edge is rounded off. If you're talking about the width of the pot before the edge starts to round off, that's approx 11 3/4". But if you go all the way to the outside edge of where it's rounded off -- to the point where you're now at the side of the pot -- that's a hair under 13". To put it another way, if you were to set the bottom of the pot inside something, let's say another pot, that pot would have to be 13" wide for it to fit.
1485808
It truly depends on how much you expect to plant... I have one tall pot about the size of a bathroom trashcan that has two types of basil,chives, oregano, and single leaf parsley. All three of the plants you wish to plant are small and enjoy hanging over the side of a pot so you could split it into 3 sections and still have space to plant more in the center. They take up about a fists worth of space if you need that as a true judge.
148751
THe longer pieces, carrots, corn etc. are pretty long. The other items will probably fit if the pots are realisticaly sized. Hope this helps!
2200272
You should be able to reach the pots and pans easily enough if you hang the rack a bit lower, but you won't be able to reach items sitting on top of the center rack/storage shelf. I need a stepstool for that, so I only put things up there that I don't need very often.
524675
We have it set up at the edge of the counter at the office, so I'll have to double check on Monday. We use it every day to fill up the coffee pot but I couldn't really say if there's room. I'll get back to you!
1836240
Go a minimum of 18". I would put the largest pot you have on the cooktop and make sure you have adequate clearance to see in & stir
1941941
I plan to use 9" square pots inside two 4'x4' flood trays or something close to that. With that said I will be putting 12 to 16 plants in each of the flood trays totaling 24 to 32 plants with no longer than a 3 week veg along with some pruning or tying of the plants.
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yes a second steamer basket will work, but that is the limit. no more room left.
153975
Each "shelf" is 9" around- so only smaller pots. The tiers are about 5-6" up from the previous one, and directly to the side; so there isn't room to go over the 9"around.