is there a mounting hardware, will this fit under a couter drawer?
137961
Hello Edgar, No, there is no mounting hardware for under the counter mounting. The drawer was designed for desktop/counter use but if you have old mounting brackets for under the counter use please check their dimensions - it is possible the new cash drawer will fit in them. Best regards! Datecs America Team
473342
I suppose you could, but you would have to get the alignment and spacing just right, and you would need something solid beneath that drawer to attach the unit to...it could not be a drawer that is located above another drawer with no material separating the two.
37732
This is a free standing micro. I did not see a kit to enable it to be mounted under a cabinet.
179557
It came with 3 stackable spacers that allow it to be mounted under the cabinet. We used all 3 as we have cabinets with recessed bottoms. We had no problem mounting it. We made a template for hole location, marked the locations and pre-started the holes before using all three spacers and mounting it. That worked well.
2208074
The provided wood screws are too long for under-cabinet mounting: they would protrude into the cabinet. I recommend a round-head wood screw, #12 in size, 3/4-inch in length. Even a 3/4" may be too long, so have a few washers handy. I used three on mine. You want a round-head screw because the underside of the head is flat, not tapered, and will press firmly against the base of the towel holder. Most of these screws are plain slot, not Phillips, so they can be difficult to drive in. Use a screw starter (also known as a "gimlet") or a drill to make a hole for the screw to dig into. The provided wood screws are too long for under-cabinet mounting: they would protrude into the cabinet. I recommend a round-head wood screw, #12 in size, 3/4-inch in length. Even a 3/4" may be too long, so have a few washers handy. I used three on mine. You want a round-head screw because the underside of the head is flat, not tapered, and will press firmly against the base of the towel holder. Most of these screws are plain slot, not Phillips, so they can be difficult to drive in. Use a screw starter (also known as a "gimlet") or a drill to make a hole for the screw to dig... » Read More The provided wood screws are too long for under-cabinet mounting: they would protrude into the cabinet. I recommend a round-head wood screw, #12 in size, 3/4-inch in length. Even a 3/4" may be too long, so have a few washers handy. I used three on mine. You want a round-head screw because the underside of the head is flat, not tapered, and will press firmly against the base of the towel holder. Most of these screws are plain slot, not Phillips, so they can be difficult to drive in. Use a screw starter (also known as a "gimlet") or a drill to make a hole for the screw to dig into. « Show Less
1845036
Hello Dana. Sorry to take so long. Yes, it will fit, just barely. Including the ends of the screws, the outside dimension from left to right is about 1/32 inch less than 22.5 inches. The L-brackets will have to be mounted with the top leg inward but this shouldn't cause any problem other than the thickness of the bracket and the screw heads will stick down from the bottom surface of whatever you mount it to into the area above the drawer about 1/16 inch - plenty of clearance, and there are three holes in the brackets for different vertical options.I hope this helps. - Bruce
1350991
Yes. It does not come with the mounting hardware but there are actual holes in the back of it that you can fit over certain screws.
2208072
Yes it could be mounted under a cabinet. It can be mounted horizontal or vertical. We put them up vertically on the wall. The are fantastic at allowing using only one hand to grab a paper towel, the friction is set perfect. Mounting to the wall must use anchors to secure hold since will be pulling on it - unless the wall is solid wood or screwing into a stud. TIP: When mounting under a cabinet because of the narrow depth of cabinet bottoms, suggest taking a block of wood and mounting that block underneath cabinet first by using screws inside cabinet down into the block, then the paper towel holder can be firmly mounted to the block (painted or stained - the small craft plaques like from Hobby Lobby or Michael's are perfect for this use). Use counter-sink screws the ones that go down into surface so the screw is not sticking out.
1389548
I'm a general contractor so maybe I can help you out, Are you trying to install this on a granite or other solid surface material? If so you need to go under the cabinet and drill up under the faucet hole with a 2" hole saw through the plywood base as I had to on my granite countertop this should give you enough room for the faucet and the mounting nut.
1781132
It depends on the molding. A small under cabinet molding should be okay. However, anything that is more than a couple inches tall and is not mostly horizontal is going to make the mount unstable.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
2089412
Yes it is designed to be undermounted. That is how mine is installed, just make sure you have the right brackets to support the sink when you do your installation.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
460846
I don't know how you'd mount it since I've never tried to mount one. The unit is 11.25 inches high. If I picture mounting it under the cabinet where it sits in my kitchen, there'd be 7 inches under the unit but maybe my cabinet is lower than yours. Good luck with that!
1049829
I dont' know if I understand your question correctly but no, you cannot mount it under the cabinet because the shelf would the be facing down. You would have to mount it to the wall to have a shelf under the cabinet. Hope this helps
478429
Not unless you buy a separate kit. They sell a sort of "sleeve" that you mount under the counter and then you mount the drawer to this.
846681
This slide does not require any additional mounting hardware. One warning: make sure there is sufficient space between the cabinet wall and drawer side for each slide (about 1/2" on each side of the drawer) before installing the slides.