will it work if installed under cabinet (horizontally). Thanks
694257
Hmmm...I don't see why not, the magnetic very strong, as long at the handles are not very heavy.
694258
Yes, keeping in mind the blades will need clearance above the magnet strip, and the handles should have space to hang down.I couldn't put mine where I wanted due to electrical lines and an outlet in the wall, but am pleased with my knives being out of drawers and off of the counters.
694259
It is strong enough to work horizontally, however if you mount on a cabinet door, be gentle opening and closing the door as a slam could still dislodge knives
694260
I would not do that because if one of the knives got bumped then it could hurt something. I have bumped the knives before and they just fall. Kinda scary. Be careful.
694261
Ours is hung on the wall. I have large MAC knives and I don't think it would work if hung under a cabinet for something that heavy. If you're hanging lighter items (small knives, metal spatulas, etc) it would probably be alright. We tried to hang farberware tongs, but they kept falling off and eventually we got sick of it. There wasn't enough metal in contact with the magnets. I wouldn't hang it under a cabinet unless I were only using it for lighter items.
694262
Yes, as long as you have the room for the knives under the cabinet the magnet will hold them. I love mine. The wood is great quality and the magnet is very strong. :)
694263
Hi, I have the magnetic knife tool bar mounted horizontally to the side of an upper kitchen cabinet. If you are also installing it to a similar cabinet, it should work. If you have children in the house, open displaying would not be safe, I would think. As the other reviewer noted, lots of opening and closing, and movement of some sort, will dislodge the knives.
694264
Yes. That is how I have mine installed and it holds a chefs knife, 10" bread knife and a 5" knife.
694265
Yes, this is what my wife and I do. But you do have to be careful as you put things back and take them down because if you for example take off one item and hit another item in the process cometimes that item will fall too. So we tend to stick with metal spoons or spatulas/fish turners. The best part is they are out of sight and your are utlizing a space that is air essentially. I would not recommend for knives. unless it is verticle on the wall. MIU from france is better quality
797761
yes it can and will just be careful when you install it.you may have to use spacers to keep the screws from penetrating into the interior of the cabinet
949263
I have mine installed horizontally, and it would be no issue mounting it vertically either. As long as itmounted "between" two studs, you could almost mount it anywhere.(and it sounds very good also)
12873
It depends on the cabinet. If the cabinet has the vertical bar to all 4 drawers, then yes it will.
151378
Yes, I think you could mount it horizontally. I'm not sure if the DVD's would stay in the rack as well, though.
1191356
I would think so ... I mounted mine under an inexpensive suspended ikea cabinet in the bathroom and it works gr8!
116957
if it is wider than the unit. the bottom portion of the unit is not a problem. the upper will be.. the front will wobble.. not a suggested install.
1536190
The answer to that is,no. The do not see anything that will attach for under cabinet. Sorry.
1978134
It won't work if your sitting it under cabinet. I have one and had too set it beside. But I love mine.
627386
I can't see how that would work out. On our kitchen cabinets the bottom of the cabinet would be too thick for the shelf to slide onto. I guess it might work on certain designs.
1263175
I have mine mounted upright. I can't see that it would be a problem to mount it under a cabinet, though. I truly love mine.
1781132
It depends on the molding. A small under cabinet molding should be okay. However, anything that is more than a couple inches tall and is not mostly horizontal is going to make the mount unstable.
642989
No... We purchased this one becuase you can mount under cabinet with bracket kit and save counter space....
968034
I don't think it work under a cabinet. The rod would probably roll out of the groove it sits in.
473614
The packaging recommends that you do NOT mount horizontally, though mine is at a diagonal and I haven't had any problems whatsoever. Hope this helps.
1955938
Can't really say for sure. I just installed ours a few months back (vertically). In looking at the inside make-up, I sure can't see how it could make any difference being vertical or horizontal.
124372
It probably will. Double click one of the images on the order page and then highlight the very last image. It shows the maximum angle of horizontal turn for the TV. It looks close to 45 deg. My installation is in a custom cabinet which will not allow a maximum turn so I cannot verify.