Does it work for kitchen cabinets/drawers or it can only be used on wire shelf?
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You could use it for about anything after cutting it to fit but I think it's much too expensive for that application. It's thick and custom cut for these wire shelves.
144053
I'm sure it could be used on kitchen cabinets. I use it to line my palette box and to line the shelves Good stuff and you can cut it with scissors.
144054
It can be used in anywhere you like since it can be cut into your desirable size with a regular pair of scissors. You might want to consider this type of shelf lining for cabinets or drawers. Duck Brand 1100731 Non-Adhesive Select Grip Easy Shelf Liner, 12-Inch x 20-Feet, Taupe by Duck.
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The plastic is thick and specially made to fit the wire racks so I'd get something else to line kitchen shelves and drawers.
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I don't know. My shelves are wood. It depends on how close the wires are, I guess.
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You have to have a large cabinet with an opening (Requires 14-3/4" minimum cabinet opening). If your cabinet door opens without hitting anything and the opening is big enough, it should work. with my cabinet I also have some extra room to the left after it is pushed in. I thought it would go back into my corner, but it does not. I still like the shelf and I put some dead stuff that I don't use often. I hope this helps.
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I think it should work for your shelf. The front of the wire divider will stick off the shelf, but that shouldn't impact performance. The piece that keeps the divider upright won't be affected by the shorter depth, and it is flexible enough to accommodate a 3/4" shelf I think.
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I put mine on wooden shelves, but I also put rolling wire shelves under my sink. I bought some thin plastic made for covering wire shelves and it works great. You might try that to sit the can rack on so it doesn't fall through.
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Hi, I have the magnetic knife tool bar mounted horizontally to the side of an upper kitchen cabinet. If you are also installing it to a similar cabinet, it should work. If you have children in the house, open displaying would not be safe, I would think. As the other reviewer noted, lots of opening and closing, and movement of some sort, will dislodge the knives.
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these are meant to slide onto the shelving inside of the cabinet. It's great for small items, napkins, accessories etc. I am not sure about using on the underside.
210337
There is a metal frame that screws to the "bottom" of the cabinet. The drawer then "slides" in the channels. This applies to both the single and double drawer. I suppose you could mount this on the wall, but you would lose the width of the drawer.
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The answer will vary depending on what type of cabinet doors you have. If the doors are not recessed (the lip of the cabinet door rests on the outside of the cabinet frame), then yes you can use this organizer. It attaches to the back wall and to the inside of the front frame. If you have more modern, recessed cabinets with drawers above (like mine), then no, you won't be able to use this unit. Attaching it as designed to the inside of the front frame prevents recessed cabinet doors from closing.
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I attached this only to the cabinet floor....it is a wonderful space saver and keeps products neat/ orderly for use when needed. I equipped all my kitchen cabinets with various types of pull out shelves purchased from Amazon and is the best improvement I've made!
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It could work, its a little flimsy only because it's just two end pieces and the little metal pieces for the sides that make it fit together but if you get it screwed together tightly I think it would work for you. I used mine in the drawers, they are also made to be customized to fit if they are too long for the drawer. Hope that helps!
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Yes. You would need to use something under it for stability, a cutting board or the shelf liner made for wire shelving. You can space the shelves any way you wish.
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The wire is about 1/8" thick, maybe a hair more, and they're flattened to lay against the shelf better. Now if you put say dishes on top of the wire hangers, the dish would be slightly off balance but not much. The cabinet door would close completely since the doors are mounted to the outside of the frame and the shelves only come to the inside of the frame. The basket part is flush with the wire shelf supports so it doesn't jut out any further. I hope this helps.
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I'm not sure about that -- perhaps. I have my strip sqrewed into the side of my wood kitchen cabinet. But I think command strips might work.
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yes! use the type of fastener that is used to secure cords to a base board. or if you happen to have a fastener of the type that is used to secure wire shelving to a wall. the kind that is often seen with the closet organizer type shelving. or you can look around and see what you can repurpose. when I bought this rack it was listed as a magazine holder. I immediately saw it as the perfect rack to hold my ceramic coated frying pans. good luck
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The base is nearly as large as the top. You should have no problem with a wire shelf.
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I used this shelf in an armoire; it seems it should work but maybe it would depend on the weight of the piece that will be on the shelf. Fact is: I don't know.