How much depth do you have to have between the start of your shelves and the rack in order for this to fit?
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You'll need to position the rack and the shelves to align so the door closes. I had to retrofit the rack to work properly.
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I used two side by side units on the back of a pantry door. Our configuration was obviously different. It works great but holds far fewer seasonings than I need space for. If you aren't a varied seasoning they work fine.
1434984
They protrude from the door about 3.12" where the rack shelves are and about 1" on the frame. I had to rearrange my shelves to make it work. Not sure I really got any more space but it's nice to have the things I use the most on the door
1059693
The space between the racks are variable. You can move the rack vertically up and down giving you the space you want. The wires on the shelf are spaced 1 inch apart.
1199894
My shelves are 9 1/4 inches deep and they stick out a couple inches but it's okay and doesn't look bad since they are inside a closet. They do measure almost 12 inches, so they will stick out a little bit. Might not be as noticeable.
452168
My shelf is currently in a storage unit, so I can't get to it right this minute. I use it to store the large Rubbermaid totes. Even with them on the shelves, there is a good 6-8 inches of above space clearance. Hope that helps!
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I'm not sure what's wrong there. Mine is slightly larger but once I fit the sides to the far edge the shelves fit in nicely. Try taking it apart and reassembling otherwise I'm not sure what's wrong. Sorry you are having problems.
993312
Sorry I misunderstood you question. It's a little less than 1/2" surface to bottom 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.
228971
It will fit with room to spare. The opening between the shelves is approximately 8 inches and the shelves themselves are smooth and flat with nothing protruding into the space between them.
1347382
The spacing is up to you. Make sure you put larger/heavier items on the lower shelves.
397125
Sorry for the delay in answering. Our unit is on a cabinet that is 13" deep. It requires at least 12 1/2" to fit.
1087462
There is roughly 6.5" between each shelf so does not have enough room for boots on the bottom 2 shelves. Hope this helps.
387178
I am not sure. It depends on the distance between the walls. The shelves might not fit between the walls.
959357
You can adjust the height of the shelves to various levels - so, it should fit.
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My shelf thickness measures 3/4" and it's a nice snug fit. I measured the width of the shelf grip area and it's 5/8", so I think only 1/2" would make the rack not tight enough to stand upright. Hope you haven't already purchased.
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There is 9 inches clearance between the underside of one shelf, and the top of the shelf below (anything shorter than 9 inches should fit between shelves). There is 19 inches clearance at the front and back, between posts (anything less than 19 inches wide should be able to pass through from front to back). There is 15 inches clearance on the sides, between posts (anything less than 15 inches wide should be able to pass through from one side to the other). And these aren't rounded - all measurements came to whole inches.
279886
Tight fit. You would have to drill your own holes to have shelf fit. For the width - it's 17.75 inches.
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Measure the inside of the opening from side to side and top to bottom. If those dimensions are less than the rev a shelf item you are looking at it should fit.