If you install cabinets side by side...1) Do they sit completely flush against each other? 2) Do the doors still open with their full range of motion?
1253116
I bought a double door cabinet and a single door w/drawer. They sit well together with about 1/16" slit on the top and very close between. So, not flush but very acceptable look. Yes, the doors open fully with no problem. I love our cabinets. Hope you will, too. =^..^= =^..^=
1253117
Sorry, but I was dissatisfied with the products and did not install the second cabinet. I dismantled the 32" base and sent it to the dump. We will be buying and installing conventional cabinetry.
1253118
Yes they sit flush and yes you can open them but if it is a tight spot they seem to measure a little bigger than described. Quality made.
1332928
I see no problem with 3 units side by side. The hinges are flush to the side of the unit and will not hinder the opening of the doors.
1928044
It is adaptable to both! You can install as a recessed unit, or, they have included mirrored facings for flush mounting. I mounted mine flush, using the facings, and it looks just great. The quality of this cabinet exceeded my expectations; very nice unit!
1330398
Yes. The drawers open fully. Just don't open both drawers at the same time or the cabinet will tip.
1030433
This depends on how deep the space is...the doors open wide/all the way but you can access them even if not wide open...however, they do take up half the depth of the cabinet, so if your space has deep cabinets or something on the sides, it may not work; if it's on a flat wall, then you'll be fine. This is a fabulous little cabinet for the money; it works well, was easy to assemble, and looks very trim and much pricier than it was.
698953
I did not have a problem with the doors. On the hinges there are "set" screws. On one hinge, you adjust the screw for vertical fit; on the other hinge you adjust for horizontal fit. Hope this helps
1169242
They are made to sit flush with each other and I have two units like this installed next to each other with no problem. They give you a clamp at that installs over the top to keep them together at the top. They look nice as a wall unit.
272975
yes...we had ours installed after cabinets and granite counter-top had been fully installed...of course with doors and door hardware removed...only minor inner modifications were needed by a small and "pliable" cabinet installer/carpenter...somewhat of a contorcionist !!!agree with scpablodiablo reply of 21 january...
1387615
The Mirror extends a fraction of an inch, almost nothing. Also they come with mirrors that can be put on each side of the cabinet. You would want to make sure that you turn one of the cabinets upside down so the doors opened in two different directions or you would have trouble getting your fingers under the mirror to open the door. The cabinets are made to be installed either way, so that is not a problem.
2025164
If your floor is level and you bolt them together it should look OK, not perfect but acceptable. Placing them on a rug will cause a small gap between them. Bolting them together will help but they're heavy and it would be difficult to attach them from the back. The only place where you could bolt them in place may be through the bottom cabinet and on the very top.
698949
The doors have adjustable hinges just like many kitchen cabinet doors. The adjustments allow you to position the doors for proper alignment, but may take a little time. Being a senior woman I would be more concerned about the weight of the unit, you will need help.
123585
It's been awhile since I assembled my cabinet, but I do remember that it did not go together like a puzzle-where all pieces fit snuggly at first. I did fully tighten the areas around the drawer because as you go further you can not reach easily back into some of that area. Then I just got the rest of the cabinet almost snug-fully assembled but almost snug, where things could still move and slide it took some working and sliding pieces but it went together then I tightened down all the screws. I am very pleased with it still.
745626
Front is completely open. Back has a piece of glass but does not cover the whole back....it covers only the mid part. Sides have a glass....Mostly the glass is to hold shelves in place not to cover access to the shelves. I believe that because it's all open it shouldn't be called a cabinet. It does look nice and it has a very clean look. (hope this helps)
2029078
It should sit flush with the cabinet. The screws that came with my pulls were too long. I had to buy shorter screws, which were inexpensive. I just picked them up at Lowe's. I hope this was helpful.
390653
Yes hinges are fine. We love this unit. I suppose you could put them side by side. I would suspect there would need to be a bit of a gap between the two to allow doors not to hit.
1781924
Yes. The cabinets are pre-drilled and come with hardware and instructions to allow them to be stacked. There is also a wall fastener for the top cabinet so that it cannot tip forward in case you need it. If you do not wish to stack the cabinets, there are plastic fillers for the pre-drilled holes so that the holes cannot be noticed.
135134
The hinges will mount flush to the face frame and flush with the back side of the door. No mitering. This presumes that your doors overlay the opening created by the face frame. I installed 50 of these hinges in my kitchen. The new screw holes did not match up with old holes.