Will this work on a wire shelf?
1400472
Yes there is a turntable bottom to it that should work just fine on wire shelving
1570641
The base is nearly as large as the top. You should have no problem with a wire shelf.
26544
YES easily, just make sure you hit studs, depending on you spacing of studs in your wall, you Might have to re drill the shelf bracket, If the wall studs are too far apart yo will need a board the width of the stud spacing mounted first..the mount the shelf to that securely.
2179138
It should be fine as long as the outlet isn't too far away from your shelf. I have mine hanging on a nail on the wall high up. The outlet is below where it hung it and off to the side.
1646177
I hung it to a wooden shelf but I believe it will also work on a metal wire shelf. However, I cannot imagine how it would work on a metal rod.
2154882
Not unless you place it on a shelf like I did it has no mounting hardware but you might check with GE and see if it's avaliable
1443490
I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
862490
As long as the dimensions are the same, don't see why not. Make sure you have the clearance with the height, the shelf might take up an extra bit.
2010585
The feet (base) are pretty small. I have mine on a wire shelf, but there's an acetate liner that's acting as a base. There's a 7 inch span between the center of the feet on the short side, if that helps. My shelves have the right spacing for the shelf to sit securely even if I didn't have the acetate. If the feet don't line up with your shelf, you could use something underneath it as a base.
322608
I think it would. The shelf is held up by exerting pressure on either side of the wall; I don't think the type of surface should matter.
1467739
Yes with no problems. Just be sure you have space between the shelf your going to hang it on and the rail the shelf slides in. It hangs in that space. It needs a quarter inch at most.
701321
The answer is, "Yes, sort of." I have used these rails to make a pullout shelf attached to a flat shelf. To make it work, I attached the outside rails to a pair of 1x2s. I then attached the 1x2s to a couple of strips of 1x2 plywood, then attached the plywood to the shelf. Basically, I made a simple enclosure for the rails. In the end, it worked perfectly.
378637
I really dont think so. There are pre-drilled holes for the shelves so i dont think that would work.
2108796
Mine does but I have old wire shelves in my apartment fridge. If they were solid shelves with a bit of a lip all around like most fridges have, I doubt it would move. It's nice and heavy duty, lays nice and things are easy to move on it, but like I said, it does too.
1454639
I seriously doubt it. It would make more sense to mount a small shelf to the wall and put this on that.
648130
Yes, but the shelf will not fit completely down over the retaining clip afterwards.
2166694
It is ABSLOLUTELY NOT designed for that. Shelf might be strong enough, but it would tip right over, in my opinion.