Close up view of item pictured showed uneven &amp; tipped in the drawer. Could you alternate upright &amp; upside down to keep them from tipping/catching?
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Hi Dawn. If you mean can you turn the K-cups upside down, the response is no because they fit snuggly when I placed them right side up and since the top of the K-cups are wider than their bottom, it won't fit upside down. I've had this for maybe two weeks now though and haven't experienced the cups catching in the drawers or the drawers not able to close well. It's been great and so easy to organize. I hope this helps.
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I don't think it's necessary of you are only using one. I have just one sitting on top of my dresser and it's never been tippy at all. But of you were going to stack them more than maybe two high it would probably be a good idea so that you don't accidentally pull the stack over when you pull out a drawer. Hope this helps!
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We have had problems with a couple of the drawer glides, yes. One right off, the other, I think they put too much weight in the drawer. They could improve that.
544630
The drawer is on the guides and it wobbles a bit. The handle of the drawer is what we were not able to install correctly and it is loose.
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I have the same problem. There doesn't seem to be a solution to keep it from slipping out without limiting the function of the drawer. Just open it carefully.:)
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Mine are offset by several inches. What I did was place it on the floor in my corner and figured out my best option. Then I just moved my marks up the wall.
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This is a very sturdy piece. If the drawers are top heavy It might tip from the weight. I would put heavier items in the lower drawers and work from there. This is what we did and we have no trouble with it. Hope this helps.
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I turned my insert so that the expansion was side to side. That would solve your narrowness problem. As to your drawer being 1/16th too short, is it possible to shave off that much with a hand plane? 1/16th " isn't very much. I would try that.
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I originally purchased these for monitors, and they work for that purpose, but when you try to open the drawer, the monitor wants to tip--use for one or the other, not both--defeats the purpose though. Maybe it would work if mounted to the desk with velcro?
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I had the same question. I did not hide them in the wood. Once they were in place they actually look pretty good despite being on the outside of the drawer. I love the handles as they are very sturdy and so far no problems with the placement.Good luck....
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Maybe you used one or two tubular segments in the wrong place. Look at the pictures showing the different parts and their measurements (A B C D E F G H. They all have slightly different lengths. Switching one for the other is enough to make a shelf uneven. Make sure you used the right parts in the right places.
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Mine are like that too. I've seen people are cutting theirs. I left mine as-is but mine is not wrapping around the bottom. Personally I'd rather it be too long than too short.
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You could if thre the drawer is also shallow enough that it doesn't move all that much from side to side!!!
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That will happen with this model it opens little more than half way. That's to avoid tipping over when drawer is full. Hope this was helpful
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Stick a small screwdriver in one of the drawer's screw holes. Angle it and pull the drawer out. Or you might try tilting the unit forward and shaking the unit to get the drawers to roll out
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Yes. There is a little catch so the drawer doesn't just fall out when it's opened.
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Probably one of two things: ( 1 ) Make sure that the roller beraings are all the way to the front of the slide on each side of the opening as you insert the drawer , or ( 2 ) the slide parts on the drawer itself may have been installed upside down. Check carefully the drawings for correct installation . I found the drawer slide equipment to be sub-standard , so I replaced mine with a better quality set.