Have you had any issues with things (such as glasses) sliding off of the shelf and breaking?
87303
No issues! ! I absolutely love this sink! It looks amazing and is very functional. The shelf has been great!
87304
The draining area is smaller so if you had lots of dishes to wash, drying a few would be necessary. This is a very showy sink and finished our kitchen perfectly.
614640
We did not have that problem. The table was all put together when we got ours. The glass fit perfect.
1127603
I've got tons of books and trinkets on mine... But don't do anything over 30 or 40 pounds on each shelf. The shelves are made of glass :/
463739
None at all but I have heard some complain that it falls off. I triple checked mine when I got it home by lightly pressing at different places with no visible signs of bending or movement. In my opinion it's probably caused by the packing combined with the shipper/store pulling from a shelf and allowing it to drop to the floor. Hey I used to work at one making less than $9 an hour when I was in college. We didn't care how we handled them, in fact I would bet some enjoyed roughing them up cause they could never afford one. If you locally bought take it back and inspect the next one otherwise try calling sony...
223926
I haven't had any problems but it may be because the changing table I have it on has a plastic top. But I've been happy with it.
1838452
Nope...but a rubberized surface would be harder to clean. Get some tacky shelf liner stuff and put it on there. That stuff is cheap and you can remove it to clean, but it wont stay on if you fold it up and lean it somewhereIf you are carrying something like this with plates and glasses and trip a bit, you might actually prefer the stuff to slide a bit. If it didn't, glasses and such would actually fall over more easily.Physics.
1504345
The base of the tray is held to the shelf with screws. The base has to be secured for the tray to slide in and out. Glass shelves, of course would not allow you to secure the base with screws. Perhaps some really strong double sided tape might work, but when the tray loaded with cd's or dvd's is fully extended, the base really has to be strongly secured. So, I'd not recommend trying to secure it to a glass shelf.
436046
I use them with wood. I bought some cheap 1x2's and screwed them into the wood on the bottom on the inside of the brackets. To be more secure you do it on inside and outside. I haven't had an issue with sliding. The weight of the objects on the shelf keeps it pretty stable.
825181
I've had mine just sitting on the shelf for about a year. It moves a little but it's safe!
597900
No I havent had that problem at all. They are pretty solid and thick, not flimsy at all.
1016073
Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery. If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
1520453
No, mine haven't and I've had them for months. The only thing I have noticed is if knock them off a shelf sometimes the lid will loosen and drip a bit. Either tightening them more in the first place or doing it after knocking them over should resolve that though.
427503
Initially, there was a little stiffness but there is no release that I am aware of. My shelf moves smoothly and is very sturdy. Try sliding the shelf backward. (It is very easy to get confused when attaching the slides to the edges of the shelf. When marking the drill holes on the desk, the slides should be in the closed position. The end-caps on the innermost slides should be facing front. In use, the slides extend the shelf in one direction only.) If the shelf moves backward -- or the end-caps are in the back -- you have the slides reversed. If you decide to just turn the whole unit around, you'll be resting your palms on the sharp edge of the shelf. You'll have to actually trade the slides to make sure the front of the shelf (with rounded edges) is facing you. If none of the above explains your problem, then I have one other suggestion. It is extremely important to be careful about marking and pre-drilling the screw holes. (Both mark and MEASURE before drilling.) If the L brackets are not perfectly perpendicular to the desktop and parallel (and equidistant) with each other, torque may prevent the glides from sliding in their channels. Good luck.
335025
I haven't had any such problem with mine. It moves easily for me throughout my house, and I've never been injured by any part of mine.
905884
Yes. I put mine on the top shelf and haven't had issues with cracking or breaking.
348072
Don't do it! Light books and nick nacks. I made the mistake of loading it with medical textbooks. The shelves went a little wobbly then �. But aside from that it has done pretty well. We use it to display a few beach items a few books and our printer is on the bottom shelf
1605238
Have not had that problem, but have had a lot of trouble. It's kind of junk. I used it in rehab because it was small enough to sneak in, but haven't touched it since. I'll probably toss it in the trash one day.