Dang, that’s clever

[bluedog225]

Saw at Dutch brothers. I’m stealing this.

 

[Colin Len]

VERY interesting! I wonder if you could take it one step further and retrofit some trolleys at the top so you could slide it back and forth rather than have it in a fixed position.

 

[bluedog225]

That’s brilliant.

 

[Firebrick43]

What do you want to bet its hanging from the ceiling grid?

 

[tarmy]

That is just the dishwasher’s walker hung up to allow vertically challenged folks wander around the workplace.

 

[rsparks64]

Tennis balls or not, I would be running into that all the time.

 

[fourjeepin]

I have one in my shop that is ceiling mounted, but the rear legs are on the floor. The front legs are about 3 ft off the ground so that my hardware storage bins can slide under.

 

[Sumboodie]

Would need to design the ceiling to support a load.

 

[Beelzeboss]

Would need to *Should* design the ceiling to support a load.

 

[johnre]

What do you want to bet its hanging from the ceiling grid?

Also, that ceiling-mounted 120 V duplex outlet just appears to be floating out in the middle of a tile.

 

[1982fxr]

So, it's a shelf hung from the ceiling so it's off the floor? Am I missing something?

 

[Dogmeat]

I really don't see just what's so BRILLIANT about that

 

[Fatboy148!]

is it hung on all thread that is attached to some sort of structure (another piece of Kindorf off the trusses) above the ceiling to distribute the weight below the suspended ceiling. Using a washer and nut the bottom of the legs to hold it all up (then slide the tennis balls on to finish it off)?

Thoughts?

 

[Debcrow]

Probably was just a shelf that was built for some place like Australia so it was built upside down for here. They just had to make do.

 

[Metal-Marc]

Also, that ceiling-mounted 120 V duplex outlet just appears to be floating out in the middle of a tile.

120V 20A
Impressive.

I really don't see just what's so BRILLIANT about that

Some people love to overcomplicate stuff.

A few long shelves would have been nicer and provide the same amount of storage without risking to split open your skull everytime you walk in the kitchen.