Close up view of item pictured showed uneven & tipped in the drawer. Could you alternate upright & upside down to keep them from tipping/catching?
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Hi Dawn. If you mean can you turn the K-cups upside down, the response is no because they fit snuggly when I placed them right side up and since the top of the K-cups are wider than their bottom, it won't fit upside down. I've had this for maybe two weeks now though and haven't experienced the cups catching in the drawers or the drawers not able to close well. It's been great and so easy to organize. I hope this helps.
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can't Alternate but if you put them in and press down to make sure their level I don't have a problem with them tipping
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the cups tip if only you open and close drawers too fast. be careful and no problems. if one does tip, it's easy to finger it back upright. I only use the refillable cups from the dollar tree and fill with my own coffee. they are the same size as the k cups.
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You can not alternate them, bottoms always have to go down. There is strip/brace between each row to keep them in place.
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Im guessing you assembled the front of the drawer upside down. I did the same thing on one of my and the drawer would not close all the way. It would hit the bottom lip of the stand. Hope this helps.
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I had this same problem, which didn't bother me until my clever cats started wedging the top drawers open & crawling inside the drawers & bed. I realigned the rails- the pilot holes didn't match up exactly so I just left one screw out. I put the drawers back in & moved the heavier items to the bottom drawers, & installed some inexpensive baby protectors on each drawer to keep them secured shut. They align perfectly now, are sturdy & keep the kitties out.
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I just checked and they do stack well, right on top of each other. They would probably fall off each other in the course of a drawer opening and closing, but sitting still, the bottom of one piece nestles fairly well with the top of the next piece. I didn't try the knives but assume they do not stack :-)
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I had the same question. I did not hide them in the wood. Once they were in place they actually look pretty good despite being on the outside of the drawer. I love the handles as they are very sturdy and so far no problems with the placement.Good luck....
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Yes, it should be fine. Keep in mind that when stored vertically, the feet keep the item from slipping. You might want to line the drawer w/ "gripper" drawer lining or get the self-adhesive rubber feet to place on the back of the container.
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Hi Alan,It looks like you would just flip it around which ever way you want it. It is a beautiful cabinet at a very good price
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I havn't tried stacking them...but I think they would stack very well...the rubberized material on the top would keep them from sliding, and there isn't anything that would interfer with the drawer opening/closing.
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I turned my insert so that the expansion was side to side. That would solve your narrowness problem. As to your drawer being 1/16th too short, is it possible to shave off that much with a hand plane? 1/16th " isn't very much. I would try that.
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Sorry I did not respond to your question earlier, just got back from vacation. Hope you have figured out how to place the drawers. I purchased the kit as a gift and don't really know how they were placed in tray. I can check with the person I gave it to and see what she says if you wanted me to?
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Yes. There is a little catch so the drawer doesn't just fall out when it's opened.
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I have a heavy chopping board and some trays on it and it has not tipped over. try to place the griddle in the middle to balance it.
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Yes as a matter of fact, mine were shipped horizontal and I had to turn them vertical. Just take care while you're turning them so you don't break them off.
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I have the same problem with the one I bought. It ended up in a drawer. :-(
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Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
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My unit was the same - probably due to the close clearances of the design. I'm planning on using a small dab of petroleum jelly along the runners to see if that helps. In my case, it's a good thing - helps ensure the drawer isn't bumped and comes out accidentally.
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Check the anchors maybe? If one was missing, lose, or in the wrong spot then the track may not be level and causing the drawer not to slide properly.