I have gas pipes running in the back of the cabinet which takes up 1-2 inches of space. What is the min depth required for this slide in correctly?
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The tracks go back 21" from the outside face of the cabinet. The actual baskets go back 18 1/2" from the outside face of the cabinet. There is space between the upper and lower tracks that may allow the pipes to run through, but where those pipes occur, would need to be verified by the home owner. If you have the room, this is a great product.
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It looks to me as tho' I have more than 2" of space at the back of the apparatus. They will give you the exact space in inches that you need for the installation. I like it but it does not maximize all of the space, you lose quite a bit but I am happy with the device.
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No it will not fit if the pipes are in the back of the cabinet only if they run on the side
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The track that lets the unit slide left/right is 2 1/4" from the floor. And that is at the 18 1/2" depth. The tracks that let the unit slide in and out are as follows: Bottom track is 3 1/4" to 5 1/4" from the floor of the cabinet.The top tracks are 18" to 20 1/2" from the cabinet floor. These top and bottom tracks are the ones that go back 21".
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This item was installed by my cabinet maker and I do remember him having to make adjustments to make it work in my space. It takes up 22 inches of space from front to back with only 2 inches open at the back. This product is solid and sturdy and it works great.
1701290
I have the same problem as the stove top is above this area. I can measure when I get home.
426437
The cabinet is exactly 26 inches wide so you would probably want an extra 1/8 or so to slide it in. The depth is 12 inches.
496794
according to trim kit installation instructions, page 6, the min depth should be 21" - sufficient space to allow the microwave to sit in the cabinet with extra depth for air circulation
479003
I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the... » Read More I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. « Show Less
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The cabinet opening would have to be a minimum of 21.5 inches by 18inches. Hope this is helpful :)
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8-1/4" Wide X 18" deep. The basket itself is about 7-1/4, with about 1/2 inch on each side for the slide mechanism. So to fit into a cabinet you need at least 8-1/4". It fit easily into a cabinet with a front opening of 8-3/4" X 22" deep. It is solid and slides easily. The lack of dimension was perhaps my only pre-purchase gripe (I finally figured it out after diffing through the comments and Q&As; on the Amazon site). My other small post-purchase gripe is that is should be 4 inches deeper. A standard base cabinet depth is 24" with an interior depth dimensions of about 22-23" The vendor would be doing everyone a favor by making this information prominent on their web site ad listing. 8-1/4" Wide X 18" deep. The basket itself is about 7-1/4, with about 1/2 inch on each side for the slide mechanism. So to fit into a cabinet you need at least 8-1/4". It fit easily into a cabinet with a front opening of 8-3/4" X 22" deep. It is solid and slides easily. The lack of dimension was perhaps my only pre-purchase gripe (I finally figured it out after diffing through the comments and Q&As; on the Amazon site). My other small post-purchase gripe is that is should be 4 inches deeper. A standard base cabinet depth is 24" with an interior depth dimensions... » Read More 8-1/4" Wide X 18" deep. The basket itself is about 7-1/4, with about 1/2 inch on each side for the slide mechanism. So to fit into a cabinet you need at least 8-1/4". It fit easily into a cabinet with a front opening of 8-3/4" X 22" deep. It is solid and slides easily. The lack of dimension was perhaps my only pre-purchase gripe (I finally figured it out after diffing through the comments and Q&As; on the Amazon site). My other small post-purchase gripe is that is should be 4 inches deeper. A standard base cabinet depth is 24" with an interior depth dimensions of about 22-23" The vendor would be doing everyone a favor by making this information prominent on their web site ad listing. « Show Less
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This will not work for you. The slide rails alone are about 20"" and the trashcan needs to go back about a foot and a half into the cabinet. Bummer....this is a nice can.
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The unit itself has the following dimensions: Width 19.5", Height 25", Depth 13.5". However, note that the exhaust pipe juts out the back for about 9-10 inches before it can be folded around in a perpendicular direction. So you really need a depth of around (13.5 + 10) inches.
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According to my husband, who installed them, they extend out 2/3 of their length. I think this was what your question asked. The slide fits the entire length of our kitchen cabinets, so contents is easily accessed.
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Yeah that could work but the one slide would show when you slide all the way to the side. And you'll need the 1/2 clearnce. From the back if cabinet and wall. You'll need one set for top and one for lower part of cabinet otherwise the bottom would rub the wall.
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Depth is probably a bit under two inches. My cabinet thickness is more narrow but they worked great for me.
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Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
2214989
You should be using 24" slides. I would search youtube to verify that answer.
2280762
I chose to put it into a 27" cabinet, but I have to open both doors in order to slide it out. It takes a 14 1/2" opening to slide out easily.
1250115
Are your drawers really that shallow? You need about 2-3 inches. Are your slides located on the bottom edge of the drawer? If not, you may be able to mount the device under the slides. Otherwise, you're out of luck.
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The width is 12" and the depth is 24" I believe. I installed it in a standard 12" cabinet but had to shave about a quarter inch off the cabinet where this slides out and the door closes. It's completely unnoticeable.
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You need a 4x5 feet space where you will be attaching the slide to.4 feet deep 5 feet wide.