Is this suitable for a Sandusky Lee Shelving Unit Post? I need a 1" dia x 1 3/4" H. Is it approved to support the same weight?
51128
if it's the right size yes it has a little ridge on the inside of the clips into a groove on the postI weigh 230 and I was able to stand on my shelf and bounce these hold a lot of weight
2025766
I think it would work fine there depending on the sturdiness of the shelving. I had it on plastic shelving and the shelves bowed a bit under the weight of 2 sets. You could put a piece of plywood under the can tracker for added support.
33811
Dennis, I placed mine on 3 1/2 post and there probably another 1/2 left if that. I think you may be able to squeeze onto a 4" lost only.
2200205
John, I have mine mounted on a 1" pole with plenty of room to spare. It will definitely fit on a 1&1/4" pole and it looks though it might be a real tight fit that it would work on a 1&1/2" pole as well.
923814
I just measured mine, and it appears that it could work for a post up to 19" around (allowing for it to double back to secure velcro).
2031012
I don't believe so, I have to let you know the mounting bar is horizontal, not vertical and there about 20" apart screw from screw. its very sturdy but I don't see how to set it up on a post. also take account this swivels from side to side
1411811
The base measures 4x5 1/2 so it can be mounted on a 4/4 post and be screwed down. There will be s slight over hang on the 5 1/2 side though.
21758
Not sure, I think It will not bolt in place. However if you are a creative person, you might find a solution. Remember. the key is to have the unit support your weight. Good luck.
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.
1908885
Yes, I have a shelf on my brackets. They will support about 8 pounds or so.
614255
unsure but it's the diameter of the post that will be the determining factor, Post length will not make a difference if the diameter is standard I can't say what that measurement is off the top of my head maybe 1 inch? it will work.
2218890
It will probably hold the weight. The problem I had was the verticle supports aren't wide enough to fit my receiver between and also not deep enough to lift the top and fit it down from the top. Shelves aren't adjustable up and down either they are fixed.
1715093
Mine is on a 3/4" shelf and it is fine. It is sturdier than a lot of these types of shelves and doesn't wobble like some of the cheaper ones do.
984140
I was never able to find out the manufacturer rated capacity but I purchased this product and am using it to support a 10 pound fixture. I have the hook screwed into a wooden beam and it is working fine with no signs of bending or cracking. Sorry I can't give you a more exact response. By the way, I would not recommend using a toggle wing nut to mount through wall board.
960214
I'm not sure because mine are different sizes depending on how many shelves I used on each one. I bought six units and use them in my basement. They're very easy to assemble, no tools, nuts or bolts needed and mine are holding everything very well. They're not meant for anything too heavy but so far I've had no problem .
1984606
Hi and good morning, if the base of the stand is placed 6 inches from the wall that leaves two inches for rotation of the shelving unit. Of course this still depends on your base board? But having a smaller home this was ideal for me. Have a good day.
1995364
The support poles are 1" in diameter and are extremely heavy duty. Depending on what type of shelf you are wanting to add will need to be figured out once you have assembled the unit. The existing shelves measure 13-3/4" by 29-3/4" .