Could you use command hooks, or something similar, so as to not drill into a cupboard door? Thanks!
1270878
You could use command hooks but I don't think it would work.thank you for your question,alfred
1270879
No, those won't hold. We tried double faced tape, and it won't hold. Part of the issue is that there is a ridge on the top edge of the can that makes it not lay flush against the cabinet door. Also, you cannot use the lid. We don't mind that, but had to cut the ridge off using wire cutters. Then, duck tape seems to work so far.
1270880
The Can is light enough for it, but the trash you put in it would be the deciding factor.
1270881
ridge on edge of can would make it hard to stick. The velcro strips would probably give enough thickness. We are using them in our church bathroom stalls.
1270882
You could use this real scotch ones just be sure not to put anything too heavy in the can I love mine
1270883
I don't see why not, as long as you don't stuff if with lead weights :-). In fact, I'm glad to read this as I haven't installed mine yet for the same reason. Also, my trailer is very small and this thing would take up some very valuable cupboard space, so for now I'm keeping it in a closet and taking it out when I need it in the "kitchen". Withe the command hooks, I could also move it when necessary, so thanks for the idea!
1270884
I'm sure you could; I got some Velcro strips and mounted my that way. We have ours in the bathroom of our motorhome.
824616
I didn't use the door hook, I screwed a heavy duty hook into the door jam in my utility room. Worked great.
326450
I used command hooks that have the metal movable hook that I bought at target and these worked perfectly for holding the weight without damaging my ceilling. Hope this helps!!
1682533
Same as the other answers.I would not hang it by Command hooks either.I load mine up with clothes.I love it.I worked it in with some other things on the wall so it looks like it is part of that.
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If you are referring to a inside door that separates rooms, then I would say "no." If you are referring to a kitchen cabinet door, then I would say "maybe." The inner dimension of the hook is about 5/8". Finally, you would not be able to close the door properly even if the hook did go over the door. I hope this response was helpful.
64907
Since it is magnetic it needs a stationary surface. You have to pull the knives off with a certain amount of force, that would cause the cupboard door to move.
1559876
Yes. Leave off the "over the door hooks" and put screws through the back of the cabinet into the wall/studs. The holes are already there to do so.
1660026
It has openings for screws but no hooks/screws. You could use command hooks or cup hooks. I think push pins won't be strong enough.
1150783
You can drill it to the door jam (what we did) or there are attachments that u can secure it with that screw in.
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I can't really remember for sure. I know that I attached mine to our cupboard doors using bungee cords to block off a wide staircase, but it overlapped a fair bit that I wasn't concerned with the kids getting around it. If you have anywhere to attach it (other than the wall), like a banister, you could use plastic ties to attach it on either end, I suppose.
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Yes. There are actually 4 holes to place the two base screws into. Two on each side. The two holes furthest apart are 6 inches apart while the other holes could be 5 or 4 inches part depending in which you use. I did not need to drill. I used a hammer and a punch to start the hole and then screwed in the screws in less then a minute each. My cabinets are solid wood so may e that is why I was able to do this. I hate clean up after using a drill. Good luck
847569
There is one wooden piece that serves as a hook. But this requires that you have a corresponding piece set up on the cupboard. Hope that helps.
2090105
The hanging quilt rack had the option of padded c-clamps that slipped over the top of the door, so I didn't have to mount it with screws. This works very well and is quite secure without leaving screw holes. I currently rent a mobile home and the inside doors are very light. I have had no problems.
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Initially I hung it over my door. Maybe because I open my door so quickly that it would lift up a little on the bottom and move around each time I opened and closed my door. A friend of mine tied a white twisty wire from the pantry shelf unit to the pantry door know to secure it on the bottom half without having to mount it ( thereby not drilling holes ). I went ahead and drilled holes and secured it to my door - it's wonderful and never moves !
741006
No need to drill holes. place over door. I bought 3M Command small hooks and placed them horezonal to grasp onto the wire rack to keep it from banging when opening door. this all works well & will be easy to move when the time comes with no damage to the door.
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There is no simple way to do it. It was not designed for security. I would suggest if you wanted to use them for added security you could add three latches (center and two sides) accessible, preferably, from inside the basement.
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As I recall the screws weren't very long. I had no problem attacting to my pantry door.