will I be able to slide the basket&amp; close my kitchen cabinet?
1722935
Yes it sits very flush against the shelf edge, not protruding out except about 1/8" or so
1797192
I am not sure what you are asking. The basket slides onto a cabinet shelf. I haven't tried to mount it but I imagine you could with the right hardware,
1072425
Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away. Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those,... » Read More Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away. « Show Less
778149
It's not a soft close like you see on new cabinets. It's more of a "snap" when you start to close it. The hinge will snap shut the last few inches
981031
That's probably going to be a little too much, and I don't think the drawer would slide smoothly if at all. You may be able to use some shims or washers as shims to fill up the extra space though.
1697001
one thing you could do is place it upon a sliding tray or drawer and then you could pull it out of cabinet/space, open it and get stuff, close then slide it back in.
715716
Absolutely NOT...It should be smooth and the basket handle should be sturdy,mine falls off at the handdle and is a real burn danger. Send it back, as I wish I had. It is the poorest design foran appliance I have seen only in electrolux overpriced large appliances. I vote it a piece of junk...
2192183
I don't see why you couldn't. Check out the home stores. I like mine just the way it is but in my kitchen I do move it sometimes. Love this cabinet.
484953
Yes. The lid must be fully raised to get the basket out. The lid is quite large.
253218
can you post a photo? i really want to mount my baskets with the release and can't quite picture your solution. both open and closed....thanks!!
593820
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.
1735856
Yes, the drawer slides open and closed easily when filled with Kcups and a coffee maker on top. You can not slide the whole unit because it has rubber feet. Hope that helps.
122610
Not sure, but will try. My cabinet drawers open straight out, and the basket pulls out to its full length. We st the rails 2" from the side and 2" from the front. Hope this helps.
1702116
Yes. One would have to construct a box jig to fill the void above the air lifts and the bottom of the cabinetry in order to effectively move the item.
2038923
When opening and closing the drawers.....it is very smooth and makes no noise...for me it's a good cabinet to hold my beads. I hope that this helps.
524264
Yes - there are two products: a "large" basket that I used on the bottom which has a closed top that allows for stacking. Then I bought the "medium" basket to put on top of the large. I got a great result used this way-it is very stable and is sliding well (used it for about 1 month now).
1502174
The basket will do that but its a piece of JUNK....................look for another item.