reviews talk about installing, screwing it in, etc. Can you just place it inside a narrow cabinet without affixing it?
1251646
Yes you can but it will move around, of course. All depends what you are storing in it and how often you remove those items.
1251647
That is what I did. But I ended up having to super glue the dividers, they kept sliding out of the slots. It's fine now, but I wondered if hanging it might have prevented that issue, but I didn't have a place for it.
1251648
I just placed mine on a shelf. I took some of the brackets off in order to fit bigger pans though.
403531
It needs to be screwed in. It's heavy duty. If you don't mind drilling holes in your cabinet, then you could do it.
831480
I couldn't mount it inside my cabinet.....maybe if I purchase shorter screws. The screws that come with the holder are too long. Not sure if shorter screws will hold this in place as it is a bit heavy.
814291
You can put it anywhere you want. If it is an enclosed cabinet I would make sure that there is enough ventilation. (see last post) If there isn't, heat will build up and the components in the cabinet will not last as long. When I am home I have my TV and Tuner on from when I get home from work to when I go to bed. Heat builds up and a cooling fan was a great solution to the heat build up. I'm no Amazon electronics wiz bang, just my 2 cents. Good luck.
1073892
It's actually not a cabinet but a drawer, so you would have to pull out to gain access to whatever you place in there. It would probably be better to place the CD player above the drawer open space. The unit does look like it us made from particle board or some similar composite wood material.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
2170688
Nope, there is a trim kit to install it built-in in a cabinet, but it can't be just hung. There are venting slots that would be blocked. With the trim kit, and some shelving you could build a cabinet surround, but that does add 2in on the top and bottom.But I would not recommend this unit anyway, it has poor reliability, mine broke after 15 month with a broken magnetron and inverter. And looking at reviews that is pretty common to happen.
439074
You do not have to install the criss-Cross racks, they have no effect on the structure of the cabinet. I was thinking of putting something else in that space also.
488611
Ditto,...what MetalStorm said. It's just that simple. The Rosewill cabinet is big, so, you should have plenty of space to work it into the cabinet.
710841
No. I don't think that would work and it would be really difficult to install. You will need some space on either side for it to clear the cabinet casing when rolled out.
290201
You just need to make sure you have enough space underneath. There were no extensive modifications in my case but they did need to purchase a longer piece of waste pipe which only cost a few dollars and was easily attached. Fortunately my base cabinet was large/deep enough to accommodate this change. I am still extremely pleased with this purchase!
1446739
I agree with Luciano 100%. Don't mount a large vice though. Depended on it's weight, you may want to counter balance the cabinet when using the vice.gvk
1348340
Bolt it,remove top drawer and use 1/4 20 bolts you may not need to put the bottom bolt in. you can install foam tape on the back so you don't scratch your box
1402031
? On the actual shelf? Or the wall beneath it? I'd be more confident in the wall installation. You screw in a bracket with 2 screws and then slide the nice piece onto it and secure with a little screw. If you don't plan to overload the rod, then you could probably get away with it.
473276
Cannot be built into cabinet easily. It requires power source and usually it is a pain to get power behind cabinet. It is best as a stand alone. If you have electrial work before the cabinet then it is an options, but not tryig to put this into existing cabinet.
272976
Yes. I installed mine after the countertops were in place. It took a little bit of crawling to the back of the cabinet, but was not very difficult at all. Hope this helps.
976880
No, but you will LOVE IT if you install under cabinet as it says because leaves all your space on the counter free for use.