Does the hook allow you to adjust the height from which the racks could be hung? I have 96" tall pantry doors.
57935
They are completely adjustable. However, if you put a lot of weight on the wire shelf, it bows down slightly. We added 1/4" thick plywood inserts to stiffen the shelf and spread the load. This added less than $6 to the total cost.
57936
Yes, the holes in the tracks allow you to adjust the height of each rack. The hooks on either side of the racks attach into holes in the tracks. You'll need a drill & some handyman skills to attach the tracks onto either side of the door, before you can hook in the racks. Given the height of your door, you may want to purchase extra tracks & racks in order to get full use of your door area space.
57937
The hook over the door? If that is your question you can space the racks as you wish. For 96" you would probably want two closet maid sets or look for one that extends to the height you need.
57938
The hooks are designed to go over the top of your door and the tracks hooks directly into them so that part is not adjustable. However, it is not necessary to use the hooks. You can screw the tracks directly to the back of the door, or to a wall, if you would prefer. If you have a solid wood door it would be sturdy enough to support the rack without using the hooks. In our case, we had hollow or foam filled pantry doors so we used the hooks as they made the rack stronger and less likely to pull off the door. It's a good product. I have purchased 4 of them now.
57939
My pantry door is approximately 95". I hung the racks over the door using the hooks both because I wanted the extra stability and because at that height, I find them rather unobtrusive from the outside. With all three sets installed (the lower 2 screwed into the door), the bottom basket is about 19" from the floor, which works well for me. I've been happy with these.
57940
Which hooks are you referring to? The hooks that go over the door or the basket hooks that allow for adjustments? I do not recommend using the over-the-door hooks (brackets) as they mar the door. I used hollow door anchors and screwed the frame directly to the door, which allowed me to position it exactly where I needed to in order to accommodate everything I was putting into the baskets by spacing the baskets farther apart where needed.
226437
Yes. The stand seen from the side in this picture, is adjustable. It also has a space that you could put a string/rope around it and hang it from the string on the hook.
1307507
No, none of the shelves are height adjustable. There are predrilled holes and notches per shelf.
474163
I actually measured 63 3/8" from floor to the top of the J-hook in highest hole which is the height the bar would be. I'm not sure what the 59 1/4" is unless they changed the design. Be aware though that at the highest setting of 63 1/4" there is only 4 1/4" between the J hook and the top bar of the rack itself. It would be difficult to maneuver the bar in and out of a squat at that setting.
1854710
Yes, if the customization allows for the size and shape of the rack. It wouldn't ordinarily be able to balance in the vertical position.
2216053
Yes. My opening was 12.5" wide X 23" height. Just make sure you center the rack when you are ready to screw it on the bottom. I eye-balled it and was off by 1/4 " and had th loosen all my screws and recenter it using a tape measure the 2nd time.
1054052
I would like to know if I can adjust the rack to hang from closer to the ceiling? I do not have very high ceilings and I need it to hang it close to the ceiling so we don't bump our heads on the pans hanging from the rack.
1793427
Anything is possible... Someone already suggested cutting 3" off both ends and then drilling 2 new holes to add the hanging end pieces. This should allow the proper balance overall... It is not a rack meant to hold a bunch of pots or heavy items. I still think that it is one of our best purchases to save space etc..We did not use the hanging chains only screw in hooks, because we are a house of tall folks!
1718944
The rails up and down height and side to side are not adjustable. The ends of each rail can be pulled out for additional hanging room. Have had these rails for about seven years and have lots of heavy coats and seasonal clothing hanging on them. They work just great for me. Very sturdy. Hope this helps. Izzy
1517074
it hangs by the chains, so yes, you can just hang by a different link to adjust the height.
2234373
Sure. Depending on how high the bar is, is it one of those door hanging ones or fixed. You might have to wrap straps a couple of times, depending on the height you want.
1082926
Yes depending on where you place the adjustable arms you can load some things from the rear...dead center there is a vertical brass bar that would prevent loading the center of the racks
1527940
The height is adjustable and the handles are removable. All you need is a beam or a horizontal bar/pole where you can hang the provided loops.
1078142
You cannot adjust the shelf heights, they're determined by the spacers, which are different sizes. The heights are listed in the product description.
1074196
You can adjust the shelves to whatever height you like.Really nice piece of furniture. just check you have all the parts before you assemble.
1788432
It has a push button release on each upright that allows you to adjust to two different heights. The photo shows the rack at the high position. The low position is approx. 8" lower.
200821
The screws mount up at 36" apart, but the rack itself is a little wider. You might get an idea just by looking at the pictures of it. You might not want to squeeze it in too tight a space anyway, since that would minimize its utility. Pans and pots swing past the ends. I hope your problem is based on where you can drill holes, and not where you can shoehorn the rack, because it's a great item. Good luck!