My bottom shelves have a 1/2" lip where the face of the cabinet meets the shelf. The shelf is actually recessed down 1/2" Will these work for me?
593819
Unfortunately the bottom rails when extended are approximately 1/8" above the base. I had a similar problem since my cabinets had a 1/4" lip. I solved it by cutting two each 1/4" X 2" strips of Poplar bought from my local Do It Yourself store. For you I would use 1/2" X 2" - easy fix and by the way - you will really like using the roll out drawers.
593820
Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
593821
No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never have to get on knees to find a pan. fmdjeb
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No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never have to get on knees to find a pan. fmdjeb No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never... » Read More No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never have to get on knees to find a pan. fmdjeb « Show Less
143921
These are just short of 12" from the shelf floor. They fit over 3/4" shelf.
346637
I just measured my unit. The distance from the bottom of the cabinet to the bottom of lower shelf is an inch and a half. So the rail that supports the unit would be the same height.
303914
My shelf is approximately 1 inch thick and I don't think it could accommodate any thicker than maybe 1.5 inches. Hope this is helpful.
841893
They are great shelves but I agree with Carly that they are much shorter than you expect. I have two, one on top of the other and to get the cabinet space that I was looking for I should have purchased three of them. I think your idea might possibly work but if it doesn't, you'd have to go up with them. Good luck!
47227
I don't have a bottle of Testor's here to try it, but I am 99% sure they will fit. The depth of each shelf is just shy of 1.5" (3.5cm). Hope this helps.
2241449
If I understand correctly the underside is recessed 1/2" from the top means the edge on the underside is 1/2" further in than the top edge. If that's the case and you have enough gripping surface on the under side in order to get at least an inch or so of contact area (which is all I have) on the underside it should work fine.
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
1405308
Yes, the measurements are correct. You should have 1/2" clearance on the sides and top and approx. 2" at the bottom.
1439359
upper shorter shelves are 11-1/2" deep. lower deeper shelves are 14-3/4" Hope this helps
1759375
I used them on a 1 inch shelf I'm afraid it will not work But they are great dividers
165652
probably hacksaw off at the bottom. should work. i have made these shelves taller by putting 7/8 inch dowels in the top of the uprights. judy
1269780
Sorry but we didn't get the shelf liners so I don't know. But I think they are standard and should fit.
342648
The shelving is 9" deep so it should work. Personally, I own 3 of these and love them.
2211009
I have no idea. Mine aren't in closet maid shelves. The dimensions are given in the description. You will have to measure to see if they fit.
2218624
If you don't need to add sides this will work. I had to add a cabinet with 1/2" sides and it was too tight when I only had 6". The dimension is slightly over 5" due to the wood tape over the plywood edges. I am rebuilding using the hardware.
1528637
My shelf thickness measures 3/4" and it's a nice snug fit. I measured the width of the shelf grip area and it's 5/8", so I think only 1/2" would make the rack not tight enough to stand upright. Hope you haven't already purchased.