Ideas needed

[edward]

I have four 12" x 6' shelving tied together for displays, now my question is how do I make them so they don't tip over, last year I had them clamped to a table, but want to try something different, see picture below.  thanks for any help.  edward

[jollyred]

Make some shelves that "snap" into the bars, which would hold them at an angle, and provide weight to help keep them from falling over backwards.  Make them about 8" deep and 12" long, then alternate them as they  go up the supports.  They could be spaced to allow room to hang items from the grid.

[Dave Monk]

I use those an make square towers out of them.

[amazingkevin]

7 hours ago, edward said:

I have four 12" x 6' shelving tied together for displays, now my question is how do I make them so they don't tip over, last year I had them clamped to a table, but want to try something different, see picture below.  thanks for any help.  edward

small 1/2" conduit pipe should hold these up connected to a chauk  thats anchored!

[lawson56]

Fill a couple of milk jugs with concrete let it dry.Tie them to the bottom of the rack.I have seen Vendor do this with their tents when they have no place to use their stake'sWhy not work with your shelves?Just a thought.

[poupster2]

Using tie wraps, I attach 3 together and they hold very well on their own. See picture