If you've tried hanging the bucket on a cabinet door, did it work for you? Did you hang it by the handle?
1265854
We did not try hanging it from the door. The only way I can see it possible is if it had a longer hook to extend outward so the bucket won't be at an angle. Any hardware store should have a hook that would work.
1265855
I have mine sitting on the floor inside the cabinet under the sink. However, I just went there and tried to see if it could be attached to the inside of the cabinet door, and it can. You'd have to use 2 sturdy hooks at the outer ends of the handle, but it should work just fine. Good idea.
1265856
I have not tried this, but this is not the most sturdy construction, so I would be hesitant. I really think this works well within its intended use, but I would be reluctant to stretch the envelope.
9095
Yes, no problem, it does not actually lock on the bucket. I use mine when fishing.
1962511
Yes. It worked perfectly once we figured out how to correctly put the bucket into the machine.
1501797
No, not designed that way. You could fab up some clamps and make it work, but suspect because the roller mechanism is so stiff, a bucket is too light.
168355
From Charlie Murry: I attached mine to the wooden side of the cabinet that is right over and beside our sink. I did this by boring in a hole in the wood. To my knowledge, the only way to hang this thing up is to drill/push in holes into which the screws that are used to fasten the dispenser to whatever it is fastened to. If you drill in holes in the metal of a refrigerator, it seems likely that this would surely damage the refrigerator. Therefore unless there is another way to do it, I would say, "No." Please let me know what you think about this and if you find a way to do that because that is an interesting question. From Charlie Murry: I attached mine to the wooden side of the cabinet that is right over and beside our sink. I did this by boring in a hole in the wood. To my knowledge, the only way to hang this thing up is to drill/push in holes into which the screws that are used to fasten the dispenser to whatever it is fastened to. If you drill in holes in the metal of a refrigerator, it seems likely that this would surely damage the refrigerator. Therefore unless there is another way to do it, I would say, "No." Please let me know what you think about this and if you find a way to do that... » Read More From Charlie Murry: I attached mine to the wooden side of the cabinet that is right over and beside our sink. I did this by boring in a hole in the wood. To my knowledge, the only way to hang this thing up is to drill/push in holes into which the screws that are used to fasten the dispenser to whatever it is fastened to. If you drill in holes in the metal of a refrigerator, it seems likely that this would surely damage the refrigerator. Therefore unless there is another way to do it, I would say, "No." Please let me know what you think about this and if you find a way to do that because that is an interesting question. « Show Less
1412169
I don't hang mine up but if nothing else, you could tie a piece of rope around the handle and use that as the hanger. Do you have the handles loose enough to move them? Sorry I can't help more.
41953
The smallest size handle I have hanging is a Swiffer, and it holds it perfectly. If that helps....
120685
We did not evaluate it for hanging anywhere except a door facing, but there should be someway to secure it to a tree branch. Perhaps the manufacturer could provide some guidance.
2062383
Has anyone actually tried this with the "Command" brand hooks as the original poster asked? The provided, over the door hooks are just fine. I'm curious as to if you could use Command hooks so that you don't see anything popping over the front of the door. I would assume Command hooks are not strong enough for this so I am contemplating just screwing the rack into my door...would prefer not to though!
767875
I did not mount the rack on a cabinet door. It was mounted on my pantry door which is wider. It is designd so you could use shorter screws if necessary. Love the rack!
2113222
We use this in our home, but we had to buy hardware from home improvement store to hang it on. Ours hangs in a doorway.
260158
There is a hole close to the end of the handle but I'm not sure it's intended to be a hanger hole. It seems to be angled the wrong way and probably would not hook onto a nail. I have mine lying on top of the file cabinet and plugged into the wall.
1173535
I have not. It may depend on the style of door. I have a newer cabinet door.
1517545
Yes, I used the screws that came with it to mount the rack directly onto the door. It does not hang over the top of the door.
500922
Yes. You attach brackets to the inside of the door that attaches to the drawer frame. Once installed you pull on the door and the bucket slides out. It only pulls out 3/4 of the way so to pull out the bag or bucket, you need to pull the drawer off the rails but other than that it works great. I have it by my sink to hold garbage. It is perfect for that. Not big enough for all the regular trash.
1633761
You can hang it great . The handle is mainly for holding while you using it .
1620978
Hi Cheryl, I had a very hard time with this also. I loosened the tension all the way & enlisted my wife's help. I held up the handles and my wife connected the hook. It took the two of us to finally get it. I think we were trying too hard; because, it just kind of went into place. Sorry, it's hard to explain what we did. It was very frustrating. Good luck