The product description states "Slide Mounting: Side / Bottom" - can anyone confirm the ability to mount to an existing shelf ?
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The unit mounts to the floor of the cabinet, you can't use any shelving with it because the entire unit takes up the entire cabinet. I think it mounts to the back also. The entire thing is sort of free standing with each "drawer" can move independently.
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The unit is designed to replace the existing shelves, so not sure why you would want to mount this on the existing shelf and lose the space/clearance. If I remember right, the unit installs as 1large frame piece but with the 2 pullout shelves that then mount to the frame. We installed this in the kitchen of the house we just sold over 4 months ago so I don't have the chance to look at it again.
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You've exactly four screws, four at the bottom and two on the back. So as soon as you've the adequate space at the bottom and on the back wall to use it then it is possible. You may want to know that the screws are supposed to be used in a wooden surface so if at the back, you've a wall, I highly recommend you to first drill a hole and add a screw anchor; that's what I did and it stays nicely in place.
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It has been so long since we installed it, I am not sure. Let me look at it.... I do have bolt heads on the bottom shelf that go must into a mounting plate under the cabinet, so I think it is installed on the bottom of the cabinet.
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The shelves are held by pins pushed into holes that are drilled up and down on the sides of the unit. You can select where to place the shelves. I only wanted to use it for dvd's so that is how I arranged it.
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Yes, there are the standard hole & slide mounting slides. I used double sided tape to mount it to the underside of a shelf where I would never be able to get a drill in to make holes. It's held for 2 months now w/o a problem. HTH
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On our unit, the shelf is mounted with four screws that ride in two slots running the entire length of the support column. This would appear to allow mounting at any height desired from the base up to the bottom of the tv or monitor.
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This type of shelf is installed using a compression fitting - it is narrower at the top and wider at the bottom. The shelf has a bracket that fits over the compression fitting that is cone-shaped and will only go one way over the fitting - narrower at the top and wider at the bottom, so it slides down over the compression fitting. Shelves CANNOT be mounted but the one way. I have seen shelves where the deep part of the shelf is "up" and where the shallow part is "up". I have this cart and on mine the deep side is "up" and cannot be mounted the other way. I have other shelves where the shallow side is "up" - and those shelves can't be turned over either, because of the way compression fittings work. If you look closely at the picture using the zoom function (click on the picture then use the magnify tool) you can see that the shelves have the deep side on top. That's how mine is. You can't turn it over.
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The other answers are not accurate. Because the slides can be completely removed from the basket (I did so for installation on solid metal shelves) you can simply reverse the slides to achieve your configuration.
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I have mine installed in a double hung window I do not see how it would work in a side slider installation
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Yes, you can. It's just 4 screws that hold that bottom shelf in place. But, 2 things you should know: 1. that bottom shelf is adjustable. I have mine in a much higher slot than the one picture. 2. the bottom shelf acts as a stabilizer to the 2 long legs. If you take out the bottom shelf, the unit probably won't roll as smoothly and will not be as stable.
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We bought a little shelf at Ikea to mount to the wall and that seems to work, not sure if they sell an official one though. I think the other model has a mount but not this one.
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I attached mine to the side of an above counter cabinet. I used screws longer than the width of the cabinet side by aligning the screws with a shelf inside so the screws went into the side of the shelf and wouldn't be seen. Worked great. Hope this helps.
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It has been a while since I put mine together but I do not recall any hardware to mount shelves to the wall. That being said: It would be fairly easy to go to Lowes and find something that would work; however, the unit is very stable and the triangular design makes it very hard to tip over. I was very pleased with the quality and solidness of the unit.
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I installed into a 24" deep cabinet and attached to base of each shelf. The mount is on the bottom of each sliding drawer.
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As per Michael's response, it's meant to be as shown. I think you could do a couple of things. If you choose not to add the top tier of shelf (with uprights) you'd need to find 3 chrome circles to cover the open attachment (stick-ons?). If you just wanted to leave off the bottom (with the taller uprights) and have a very short table you could do that. Not sure what heights you need.
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Two slides required. One on each side. I recommend mounting slides near the lower edge of the side of the box, but if the box is strong/stiff enough, you could mount it higher.
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Yes you could, the item comes "assembly required". So you would just set bottom tray out without setting up pillars to add second shelf.
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Well "feet" might not be exactly what you are thinking. There are basically five little knobs you attach to the bottom for extra, support I suppose. But what really stabilizes it is thst that very bottom shelf sticks out a few more inches than the rest of the case.