Household Essentials Black 6-Tier Basket Over-The-Door Organizer
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The two sets of hooks you receive are one set to fit a standard door, and the other to fit a door that is slightly smaller.
In a way, yes. A hook is attached to the frame so the baskets can be attached. There could be a couple of baskets left out, but you need at least two tops, two middles, and one Ensure the basket is positioned correctly to make sure the organizer remains This may be of help to you!
There is no other size available besides the one on the website. In addition to the one offered, a second size could also be ordered.
The following dimensions are the interior basket dimensions 3. *br> The dimensions are 75 H x 15 W. It measures 5 inches wide by 5 inches high. A page that is 5 D inches by 5 x 15 at the bottom (tapers to 15 x 5)
Selected User Reviews For Household Essentials Black 6-Tier Basket Over-The-Door Organizer
I thought it was an excellent buy for the price. This is the container I used to put all my spices, oils, and vinegars. There is not a lot of cabinet space available to me. The door hanger system was straightforward to assemble and it came with two sets of hangers, one for thicker doors and one for thinner ones. This is just one of many items I looked at. This one turned out to be a good choice.
It increased our food pantry capacity by about 25%, allowing much-needed space to be utilized. This item seems to be incredibly durable. (I loaded it down with canned goods. ) My only issue was that when you opened the door, I did not like how the shelves would pull away from the door and then hit it when it bounced back. Four pieces of 1x2 industrial strength velcro attached to the door and the four contact points on the shelf solved this problem for me. The rock that never moves.
Over the past two years, I have used it in my pantry and it has been very reliable. In Pic 1, the pieces are aligned in straight lines and do not dangle (Pic 1). Thus, it does not In Pic 2 the baskets hold a lot of stuff (
). have not tried loading a lot of heavy, solid items all at once (most of my canned goods and bottles are kept in the pantry), but it has not been troubled by boxes of pasta, chickpeas, raisins, cereal, peanut butter, etc. all at once. The only downside is that the door does bang against the bottom of the door once you open it, and we were afraid this would damage it (and it is not pleasant to hear). Here's how easy it is The felt pads are meant to prevent furniture legs scraping the ground, and are attached to the back of the bottom basket (pic 1). Since the felt muffles the sound, the loud bang now disappears to a mild, dull thump, and there is no noticeable damage to the door. Our felt pads were already in our possession, so we didn't have to pay extra for them.
It's a really nice and sturdy unit, that holds a lot of stuff as well as being beautiful in color. The one I have is on the outside of the door to the bathroom, where I keep any toiletries or other items I might need. One is on the inside of my walk, and one is on the outside. In the door of the closet, in a very neatly organized arrangement, I store all kinds of wearable accessories (belts, jewelry, hair accessories, hats, gloves, sewing kit, etc. ). The unit, which once held my perfume collection, became too large so I had to move it to a new location. My third one is where I keep all my organic-product-making materials and supplies (those big essential oil bottles, the shea butter bars, and other big bags and containers). I really want one for the inside of the laundry room door, but I don't have anything in there. Rather than the crappy units used for that purpose, these would also be excellent spice racks for pantry doors. They would actually fit a lot of stuff, unlike a lot of the existing units. They're wide enough for large items to sit comfortably in them, yet they offer just the right height to keep tall items from tipping over. There is also enough room between shelves for smaller items, so you are not limited in what you can put on them. How can I explain the joy my organizer heart feels when I see these?.
That's fantastic, I absolutely love it! This organizer was easy to assemble, it has flat baskets that allow bottles to sit evenly, it is a great size, and it holds a lot more than I expected! Occasionally, it will thump against the door when you open or close it because it will slide from side to side and thump against it when you open or close it. At the bottom, I placed some felt furniture pads and removable wall hooks that I purchased from Dollar Tree. Now, it does not move at all. When it comes to this type of shelf system, this one has all of the others You should definitely check it out!.
Items with a weight of at least 50%. A handy, out-of-the-box organizer may be just what you're looking for In the There is a compartment to hold a few rolls of toilet paper or paper towels, a box of Q-tips, and more There are a few tubes of face cream, some tips A few hair combs, a hairbrush (or two), a stick (or two) of deodorant, a bottle of face mist, two tweezers, a pair of nails clippers, and some lip balm will do you nicely. This however is not the case. When you want to make your life easier, you can use an over-the-counter health supplement In the I would not buy a door organizer for your kitchen pantry door, which can be used to store standard-sized cans / jars of food, etc. I would pass on it. door hangars are very flimsy (astonishingly weak), and the brackets on the baskets do not line up with the baskets themselves.
There are high walls on the front and back of the shelves, it is not likely that anything will fall There is an overabundance In the It's not uncommon for doors to be mounted on flimsy brackets. Despite being relatively heavy, the containers have lasted us a long time since my wife uses the unit as a spice rack and she uses them every day. My guess is that the brackets on the door will not hold up under the weight I invite you to consider the following Despite being fairly close to the door, the shelves protrude out quite far. We installed shelves inside our pantry door that were nominally 24 inches wide. Before the shelves were in place, the opening was 22 inches wide. Now the shelves are inside the door, the opening is only 18 inches wide. When I used to be able to open the door and walk into the pantry, I did so without any problem. Now, that means I need to turn sideways or I'll hit the shelves with my hips or shoulders. When we opened or closed the door after we had installed the unit and loaded the shelves, the unit tended to swing off its hinges. It may help to load heavier items at the top, but it does not cure the ailment. In the end, I found that I needed to drill a hole in the bottom bracket of the outside section. Then I just put in one short wood screw for stability As a result, the swinging ceased. One reviewer stated that she was not able to use screws in the hollowed-out area You should not tighten too much, or you may pull out the screw from the thin wood. My stabilizer screw holds just fine when I use it on my core door.
And finally, why can't the unit be found in any other than What would be the point of having white,.