Is it possible to mount the Eva Solo Magnetic Knife Rack onkitchen tile?
1600997
The back of the rack has two holes that fit over two screws that you attach to the vertical surface. The rack slides down 1/2" and horizontally another 1/2" to lock it into place upon the screws. If you wanted to mount this to kitchen tile, you would need to drill the holes in the tile and also manage to secure the screws to a solid surface -- which could require placing anchors to hold the screws. It could be possible to instead attach it to the tile using construction adhesive, a two-piece adhesive (e.g. 3M Command), magnetic, or Velcro strip, etc. Mine is mounted to wood, but mounting to kitchen tile would be a doable DIY project. I love my knife rack and get compliments on it from every visitor to my kitchen.
1600998
Yes, the knife rack can be mounted on tile, however, make sure you use the diamond, tile drill bit. I wouldn't recommend installing this on tile as the magnets are quite strong and after continuous use, you may end up cracking the tile, especially where the drill holes are. A wood mounting is safer and more durable.
813128
It is set up to be an independent rack. However, I mounted mine but drilling holes in the base. It can be done but it voids the warranty
419397
yes ,i made my own apparatus..i used wood to make underside of cabinet level;then i used perforated angle iron on either side to suspend. sheet metal screws were used to attach the "angle iron" to the top of the side panel of the microwave .(sheet metal screws were short an did not interfere with the wave's internal parts -no parts at top.futhermore, there are mounting kits available.the reason why i chose this way because i wanted the smallest wave primarily to heat up items,and it being suspended in corner above countertop freed up counter and provided some space under this installation.hpoe this helps with your inquiry. Sandy Z yes ,i made my own apparatus..i used wood to make underside of cabinet level;then i used perforated angle iron on either side to suspend. sheet metal screws were used to attach the "angle iron" to the top of the side panel of the microwave .(sheet metal screws were short an did not interfere with the wave's internal parts -no parts at top.futhermore, there are mounting kits available.the reason why i chose this way because i wanted the smallest wave primarily to heat up items,and it being suspended in corner above countertop freed up counter and provided some space under this... » Read More yes ,i made my own apparatus..i used wood to make underside of cabinet level;then i used perforated angle iron on either side to suspend. sheet metal screws were used to attach the "angle iron" to the top of the side panel of the microwave .(sheet metal screws were short an did not interfere with the wave's internal parts -no parts at top.futhermore, there are mounting kits available.the reason why i chose this way because i wanted the smallest wave primarily to heat up items,and it being suspended in corner above countertop freed up counter and provided some space under this installation.hpoe this helps with your inquiry. Sandy Z « Show Less
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Definitely not something you'll be taking on and off regularly. Though perhaps you could just swivel the rack around so its above the top tubestay? Not sure if that would work for you but that would be your best bet. You'll be stripping screws like crazy and its a pain enough to get it tightly mounted that theres no way you'd be taking it on and off often.
1560373
If you are asking about the spice rack, which is on one end, and the towel bar on the other side; then the answer is "Yes." The attachments are not incorporated as a necessary part of the island structure. The attachments can be left off. There would be an issue of the visible holes that would have been used to screw in the attachments. I imagine that you could go down to the hardware store and get some wooden pegs to fill them in.
1456119
Not sure, but I imagine is would be on the top rack. The mesh if flimsy; that's why I don't like it!
1068605
Technically you can mount it using zip ties, but load capacity would be compromised as the design relies on the screw depth. I would not recommend this rack for your application..
516703
I think you could as the instructions tell you to put it on the bottom rack itself.
1884075
I'm not sure if there is a mounting kit, but I purchased (separately) a trim kit to give the microwave a "built in" look.
1848536
I has been a while since I put the cabinet together, but I believe the cabinet door came predrilled with holes for the handles on the bottom. I suppose if you are handy, you could mount the doors on the opposite ends, and move the magnet from the top to the bottom if you wanted the handles on the top, but I'm not sure.
2273070
I don't see why not. That would seem to me to be an even easier install. I have been very happy with these racks. Thanks,
1536869
It doesn't look like you can rack mount it without modification. THE GD08B is a regular desktop chassis with a spacious and cleverly designed interior. I have not read the fine print on the specs though.
1844033
Go to the following website: http://www.ninjakitchen.com/mega-kitchen-system/parts.html
333625
No, my model doesn't. However, I have never found it to be a problem. The top of the oven if sufficiently above the rack that it is not difficult to slide an item out onto a plate using a knife or other implement.
2067690
The underdesk system has holes in it. The question is do you have metal drill bits? If so, then of course you can. You will need to substitute the provided screws with sheet metal screws, but the tray doesn't care where you mount it.
64909
Doubtful, the magnet itself is pretty heavy without any knives stuck to it. I have two myself and have mounted them on the wall making sure at least one end is on a stud.
167969
If the nickel content of the panel is too high, magnetic objects won't stick. However, that being said, even if magnets can be attached, even a very strong magnet wouldn't be strong enough to hold your utensils.