Will these work in a typical 24" deep cabinet?
176339
Exactly 24 inches deep. No instructions included so you need to understand how to install these into a cabinet.
176340
Sorry.. don't know.. i'm making a headboard with a slide-up concealed storage area.
176341
I believe they will work in what I consider a typical 24" deep cabinet, but in order for you to get the best answer, you should contact the manufacturer directly; either at: http://www.woodstockint.com/24-Full-Ext-Drawer-Slide-100-lb-Cap-Side-Mount-pair-/D3033 or Online Tech Support: tech-support@shopfox.biz . . . .
917873
It should. These are nice as the brackets are underneath. I bought a different brand at Bed, Bath and Beyond and they didn't fit as the brackets were on the side. I have the 11" and 17" widths and both measure that exactly. Just be aware that your cabinet door could potentially get in the way of drawer sliding out if your door does not open much wider than opening. All of mine slide open but two are very close to not sliding out.
159613
I have a pair of 19"s on mine, and can move them from the post 18" forward with out them touching each other, so given the 24" is wider, and may not be able to move as far forward as the 19s, I would say 15-16" off of the post
128329
Yes, I think that could work. It would just depend on the thickness of the cabinet.
1891145
24" to back upright trim of 1". total: 25" However, not too big for 24" cabinet depth.
1493546
I installed them inside my cabinet doors but be advised......it works if you have thick wood cabinet doors. If yours are the thin type it will be a no go. I had to use shorter screws that were provided so as not to pierce through the outer part of my doors. Mine are very thick oak.
1199893
They are 12 inches deep BUT if thete is any way you can make these work, I highly recommend them. They made s tremendous difference in my linen closet! The "underneath" part that slides under the shelf is only 6 inches. My shelf is 11 1/4 and I never noticed it didn't fit exactly til now! Mine are in a closet, tho, so are not very visible.
2145683
Perhaps you can answer your own question by measuring your cabinet. We have our's on a bookshelf that is 12 inches deep, and it works fine.
1369615
Mine are on 32", but unless you have *really* wide shoulders, 24" should be fine. If you think about it, you basically want them to be shoulder width apart
446026
One 12" is perfect for a 24" cabinet - I'd use 2 for a 36" cabinet - you'll be impressed by how much light these put out
2256470
This sink will definitely fit in a 24" cabinet. There is some minor work that needs to be done, but if the installer knows what they are doing, it's no problem.
1384298
I use mine for my Fiestaware dinner plates. I don't know if 24 inches would hold well
1584308
They will fit in standard cabinets. For widths measure the opening at the front. They mount to the bottom. These are really good quality. They almost roll back into the cabinet by themselves. I was afraid that because I was losing space (a few inches) on the side that I wouldn't be able to get as much in. I found I got even more space because I could stack things like pots and pans. They are really easy to install. I'm a 67 year old woman and the only problem I had was getting back up off the floor.
1382887
The cabinets I installed them in are 20 1/2" opening and there is about 1/4" on one side to play with. Make sure the cabinet door does not interfere with the open space.
2122816
Unfortunately, your opening is to small to mount the hardware. Smallest I've used them in is 10" by 18" cabinet.
1538523
Hi, I put mine in a standard depth base cabinet of 24". Was one of the best things we have done to update.
531197
I installed it in an 18" wide cabinet, I would guess that the unit requires about 15" width for clearance. Do they have a wider model? Yes it will fit a 24" cabinet width, but if they have an other unit that is made to fit closer to 24", you will have about +4" space on each side.