could you use this in a cabinet? any leaks?
150159
I would be careful about putting the wine cooler in a cabinet as I believe it needs some ventilation to work properly. I have had my wine coller for about four months and have detected no leaks as yet.
97443
Probably. ..I haven't tried that. I just use a drug store sprayer for water. Of course it won't fit in my cabinets and isn't attractive. It lives in the llaundry room.
275714
I don't think that would be a good idea, with the threat of a water leak. Mine is under a kitchen cabnet.
863569
Yes, the bracket can be attached to any flat surface. So, it should work fine under a cabinet.
81946
I would think so if the screws had nuts or thin metal washers (with a small hole predrilled in it) that aligned with the supplied screw. Need to assess if reaching inside the cabinet makes this possible. The screws would need to be long enough to go through the cabinet frame, would not want to rely on screws partially through the frame.
763918
yes. But if you do that you likely won't be able to use some of the shelves. To echo what other owners of have said - this cabinet is TINY. almost more like a medicine cabinet or spice cabinet than a true piece of furniture.
863570
Mine is mounted on a wall but I don't see why it couldn't be mounted inside a cabinet.
2261801
Yes it will leak. I have carried tea in it to work and had this issue. I now keep it upright.
875384
Yes it will leak out, however, it will keep contents inside dry(should it rain for ex.)It will not hold 9x13 pan.
1291496
You could try but the interior mirror would have to be removed to drill holes in the aluminum cabinet body to attach it. I would not advise it. It is a very good bathroom cabinet the best I have ever installed or used. Attached the way you suggest may not have the support to hold contents. This is because the support screws would be the only support without the inset allowing for wall and cabinet frame support.
988179
I'm guessing you don't mean that it would leak. You're concerned about the damp air condensing on the carpet. Good point. I have a nice drip pan to catch nearby condensation.
111369
I use it in my kitchen cabinet for dishes. I have no idea what would happen if you used it for wet things. I am very happy with the shelf and the extra space it gives me. It looks fine and shows no sign of rust
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
1629798
That's up to you, it certainly can. I just screwed mine very tight and I have had NO problem with anything leaking. If you needed to, you could always attach it with a little silicone to be a perfect seal, but I think that's overkill. I LOVE MINE!!!! It works great and is so low profile I keep a candle holder over it when not in use and no one even knows it is there until I need it!
2054309
Yes you can. See this video from Youtube. This is how I fixed my leak successfully. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRpkklLqoKI
293826
This has been in use in an office setting, getting almost daily use. No leaks. Is it leaking from the bottom?
504145
You could use it that way as long as the contents aren't over 10.5" tall. That's the space afforded due to a shelf in the middle of the cabinet.