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I need some storage advice - baker's rack?
Nancy wrote:
>> Yes, but you can't see them very well; the metal fittings at the >> corners of the shelves obscure them. But the collars are what's >> holding the shelf in place. Those things which look like vertical >> pipes fit together, and you can slide the plastic collars up or down >> on the pipes. The collars have a kind of lip at the bottom and a >> couple of "ribs" on the inside. The pipes have horizontal grooves >> into which the "ribs" fit. When you have the collars at the height >> where you want the shelf, you slide the entire shelf assembly down >> the pipes until the corners of the shelf engage the collars. The >> collars are tapered at the top, so that when the shelf assembly is >> slid onto a collar, the whole thing is wedged into place. > > If you put the collars on upside down, not noticing that the word > TOP is etched on there, you will wind up with a very shaky rack. > Don't ask me how I know this. Heh. BWAHAHAHAHAHAH! I can well imagine! Bob |
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