Would this system work with cabinet door that have the hinges attached on the outside of the door?
1240981
It def would work, but either a portion of the hinge would need to be left in place for aesthetic reasons, or you would have to remove the hinge, fill in the holes, and refinish it.
1240982
They could be as long as they don't impede the opening and closing of the draw slide. They would only be for decoration.
1240983
This kit is mounted on the inside of the door, requiring newly drilled holes. You would remove your hinges, leaving any screw holes currently used by your hinges. This will work with your cabinet door, but likely leave exposed holes when you remove your hinges.
1240984
It should not matter. You will need to remove the hinges. The door is to be attached via mount kit to the rev-a-shelf. Hinges are not needed.
25448
As long as you have self-closing hinges, these should work. They are not connected to the hinges in any way. They are designed to soften the closing action when self-closing hinges close the door.
1665413
Yes but one door opening will reveal the sliding shelves accomodated by the pull out trays pictured above. It should still function properly if there is an upright cabinet rail seperating the two door openings.
2051143
The hinge will swing 180 degrees but it must be mounted to the inside of the cabinet, it can't be attached to the outside of the box.
1262274
Yes. The two mount brackets are small and centered at mid-point of door jam. They won't interfere with the doors function. Great exercise tool.
388643
I would use hidden hinges for cabinet doors that are available at your local hardware store. These hinges are heavy duty and are intended for material that is thicker than 3/4".
1065446
Yes, the rack is hinged at the bottom and will swing down. Can't say for sure if the clearance will enough for your particular door.
88692
It would be my guess that it would; but that is only a guess. I would contact the manufacturer. the biggest concern would be that the hinges would quickly rust. I would HIGHLY recommend for indoor use, however.
330318
Yes, we have the same hinges on our cabinets. There are a couple of ways to install the dampers. Mine are installed about an 1 1/2 from the hinge. Hope this helps!
607637
There is a screw to adjust the gap on the part of the hinge that attaches to the cabinet just barely loosen it so its moves with a little pressure then close doors adjust open doors tighten screw and it should work
710839
You need to allow for the hinges on the cabinet door, depending on the type you may need anywhere from half an inch up to four inches for clearance. If your cabinets are deeper then the pull out, you may be able to set it back additional space to accommodate the hinges.
1992273
Yes, it will work. If it's the hinge side, you'll need to shim the mount so the hinges are inline.
366220
Yes, but it takes some finagling. I had to mount the latches onto a shim so it would engage the inside of the cabinet front. In retrospect, some self tapping screws and an automatic punch, would have made the installation a whole lot easier.
1361782
It's basically a pair of magnets. As long as you position them so they are together when the door is closed, and apart when opened, it will work.
95945
Ours is the external hinges.. Hope it can work for yours because it is a great door panel..good luck
1025004
I installed them on 3/4" plywood cabinet doors and they worked just fine. I just had to router out the 3/8" x 3/8" boarder for the hinges to work.
2284237
You attach the button to push beside the door so I don't understand the question. As long as you have a place beside the door that you can put two screws into it will work. I got one of these for me and one for a gift for my grandma. We both love it.