How easy is it to move the rack once the polish is in it? Is it possible to lift from under the sink if stored there?
383393
The shelfs for some reason are on a slope, so i feel they would easily fall out if you had to keep moving it in & out of somewhere. I hope that helped
383394
It's relatively easy. Mine is stored in my bookshelf and I can lift and move it with ease... Most of my polishes fit snugly, too, so I don't have to worry about them toppling over
383395
Yes! This is very stable and sturdy! I keep mine atop a dresser and move it to my vanity as needed. I love it!
383396
It is possible to lift it. Once it is full it gets pretty heavy though. I know I wouldn't want to move it every time I needed it. It is very sturdy material though.
383397
It's pretty easy to lift because the back is empty, so you would first have to move it from against the wall and then pick it up from the bottom I think
383398
No it i snot possible to move the rack without the nail polish sliding off. The nail polish sit on the rack like as a book would on a shelf.
383399
You will want to slide it forward and pick it up with one hand behind it and one in front. It should be rather easy to lift.
383400
I have one that I move all the time. Is very sturdy. I love it!! It is screw together on the sides.
1443199
The rack can move as you hang and remove pots/pans etc. Since it's balanced in the center with just 2 lags in the ceiling it'll move as the weight shifts around. The rack itself is fairly heavy so the shifting isn't much, but yes it moves. You can pus it and it'll swing and such also. Given the weight, fully loaded it's very stable. You really have to hang it from studs or it'll be on the ground quickly! This beast is heavy, especially loaded up.
142217
Take off all of the spice dispensers and hold middle and while pressing down a little on the top cover turn it about about 1/8 turn left and it will lift right off. If your stacking it an not hanging it, don't imagine you would like to sell the hanging part, mine lost an hanging 'ear' and it hangs a little loose now?
1085147
I have found that it scratches quite easily. I chose not to use the bottom rack because I like to be able to wash down the bottom with soap and a sponge. At first it bothered me, the scratches, but I've accepted them now and enjoy the sink and it still looks very nice. I've decided a sink is not going to look as great as the fridge, range, dishwasher, microwave because it is much more hard working. I would purchase again.
1848250
That's exactly what it's for. I'm thrilled with mine. The magnets are extremely strong. You put the rack inside the sink and the magnets under the counter on the sink and it holds really strong.
1854637
I used it in my kitchen and there's plenty of moisture. The only reason some areas are peeling a little around the sink is I didn't have the sink lift and put the instant Granite paper under the sink. If I had, there would be no issue, this stuff is pretty sturdy. You can cut very close around the edges of the sink, but the best application is to lift the sink and apply the granite peel under it, that way you won't have any issues with moisture. It looks AWESOME and will change the entire look of the counter.
2215886
Just lifts off. I use bags in mine and just put small stuff in it that I need to at the sink. Easy to clean as well.
2088145
Mine has been on for a couple years, and I want to try to keep it on as long as possible, so I haven't tried pulling it up recently....but, while I was installing it I had to pull it up a couple times to move it around, and I found that if I pulled up a little corner of it and started to spray water underneath it would pull up much easier, once the adhesive dries, it holds on really well, but it loosens if it's wet, so I think with some water, a good scraping tool and maybe some adhesive remover to wipe down the counter with after you'd be fine...a little tip I found helpful, when applying to the front or side edges of your counter, don't trim it flush with the edge, allow some hang over, and either glue or staple it to the underside of the counter (the product adhesive won't stick to a rough surface), that gives you a little bit to grab onto to start the removing process, because starting with a flush edge is probably going to require some scraping, which could damage the counters edges.
889666
Under the sink is the best as it is so close to the end use point. It is a surprisingly compact unit and with flex supply lines you can plumb it where it is easy to work on and then hang it on the in-side or in-back of the sink base. The mounting bracket is a french cleat type. You mount the bracket and the unit lifts on and off easily. If under sink is not an option then as close as possible would work.
1197798
The rack with the pail slides out far enough to tilt down the slide tray and remove it. That is the only way we could get the pail out from the undersink to change the liner. Not a problem for us.
638866
It comes apart for cleaning. I clean mine once a month...I've had it 2.5 months. I tak e all the parts off and the bottom rack out. I then just clean everything with sponge and dish liquid. I clean the inside of the rack where it sits at the side of the sink. I scrub and then tilt toward sink and use my sink sprayer to rinse. I do this with the bottom drainer tray back on the unit (after its been cleaned). That way all the water drains right out to the spout and into the sink as I spray. One area I can't get too is where the draining spout connects to the drain tray. Looks like it will get build up over time. I suspect I'll have to soak it or maybe put in dishwasher. Some of the pieces are dishwasher safe. I'm just not sure which ones but think it says on box. I have to check.
2086050
my rack is sitting on a concrete floor and it does move a little bit when you got heavy weight to rack.Putting some weight on the rods at the rear of the unit will take care of that.
860526
There's not much assembly to do. Basically three screws to hold the rack to the legs and three to hold the seat to the legs, then you slide what I would consider a cap on the seat area to hide the attachment screws. It doesn't slide off easily when picking it up for removal from tub.
392760
After using the bar let it air dry and you can put it in a drawer or leave out. I have mine above my sink on the window ledge.
911102
I did not keep the racks as they did not fit properly in my sink so I am not sure. I have cleaned other racks in the dishwasher before. but would ask Kohler.
1447697
I haven't had any issues with my sink rail to date. I often place large broiling pans, cookie sheets, etc. into the sink, cringe because I forget it's there and find that it hasn't been disturbed or dislodged. I'm very pleased with it so far.
923999
easy to clean. you can wash the trays and liners in the sink. there is plenty of room to wipe out the inside with the racks removed.