Do the mounting screws go all the way through the bottom of the cabinet?
1710943
No, ours did not. I guess it depends on your cabinet. You could always use different screws .
1710944
In my case no, they did not. Cupboard boards are pretty standard to be able to hold weight of contents stored inside.
91387
It has 4 screw holes to attach with wood screws or mark locations and drill through the bottom of cabinet. This is the method I used because I felt the constant removal and replacement wood screws might work loose. You need 4 flat head machine screws with nuts long enough to go through the bottom of the cabinet base and rack. Be sure to counter sink the screw heads so they dont get in the way when things are placed on the shelf. The under counter light must be a slim line and be mounted to the back of the cabinet to allow room to mount in front of the light. Try to get measurements of the area to be mounted to make sure you have enough space. If you really want it light removal or replacement might be the only answer.
912808
No, this unit screws to the base of the cabinet, then slides in and out. Directions are good and unit was easy to install. Exactly fit my cabinet size.
2080575
My cabinet was probably 5/8 inch thick, and no the screws did not go all the way through.
1584307
I installed into a 24" deep cabinet and attached to base of each shelf. The mount is on the bottom of each sliding drawer.
2080573
Ours did not, but I imagine that could vary depending on the build of the cabinet. My husband (who installed it) is out of town right now, and he would know more, but I believe the unit included a spacer or something, in the event that the bottom of your cabinet was thin enough that the screw would come through. The unit seemed to be very complete--I love mine. Just what I wanted. Just a note, some cookbooks will be too wide to use on it, opened up--my Betty Crocker, for instance. As you can see from the picture, the taller, narrower ones work fine and I just even like it for recipe cards and clipped recipes. (I leave several that I use often on there; when it is retracted, you can't see them.) Ours did not, but I imagine that could vary depending on the build of the cabinet. My husband (who installed it) is out of town right now, and he would know more, but I believe the unit included a spacer or something, in the event that the bottom of your cabinet was thin enough that the screw would come through. The unit seemed to be very complete--I love mine. Just what I wanted. Just a note, some cookbooks will be too wide to use on it, opened up--my Betty Crocker, for instance. As you can see from the picture, the taller, narrower ones work fine and I just even like it for recipe cards... » Read More Ours did not, but I imagine that could vary depending on the build of the cabinet. My husband (who installed it) is out of town right now, and he would know more, but I believe the unit included a spacer or something, in the event that the bottom of your cabinet was thin enough that the screw would come through. The unit seemed to be very complete--I love mine. Just what I wanted. Just a note, some cookbooks will be too wide to use on it, opened up--my Betty Crocker, for instance. As you can see from the picture, the taller, narrower ones work fine and I just even like it for recipe cards and clipped recipes. (I leave several that I use often on there; when it is retracted, you can't see them.) « Show Less
2103603
yes with screws and it will go under kitchen cupboard . you can put it up when not using it. and it moves left to right. the only con is that the commercials get very loud. annoying.
1057831
Yes, the cabinet comes with mounting hardware and is screwed into the wall at the four corners from inside the cabinet. There is an additional strip of wood (or MDF?) along the inside top and bottom edges for additional mounting support. It come with four screws and four (self-drilling type) white plastic wall anchors/toggles. For us, or perhaps our wall, the plastic wall anchor did not work very well and we ended up using a different kind of pop-toggle that went in much more cleanly. I hope that helps. The cabinet is solid, with good quality hinges as well as magnets holding the doors closed, so they almost snap closed and hold shut well. It has a great smooth finish and looks great on the wall. I'm very happy with it.
1427071
The pucks attach to the underside of the cabinets by means of two included Phillips head screws (little buggers). One could use the double backed foam adhesive squares for mounting (they were included in my package).
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.
128328
Yes, if you get shorter screws. My husband mounted it under my cabinets, and the screw that came with it was too long, so he got a shorter one, and it worked great. It is very pretty, and I love it!
2120461
Yup. Screws are exposed in the front. Haven't done it but short answer is yes.
318686
the screws are only about 2 inches long. and yes. you can find longer screws at a hardware store. I had to buy longer screws for my drawers
1085289
Lori, I don't really remember if the legs screw in or not, I put my unit a very long time ago and I frankly can't remember, but what I do know is that they are not that tall (a few inches from the floor). The cabinet as a whole is quite sturdy and I have been very happy with this purchase from day one (and it's been about 2 or so years ago since I made it).
819918
There is a mounting strip on the bottom, attached with screws & anchors. The top is secured by mounting clips, also attached with screws & anchors. Holes for the screws & anchors are drilled. The cabinet slips on to the bottom mounting strip and clips to the top clips at each corner. The cabinet is supposed to have at least one side aligned to a stud. Unfortunately, where we needed to mount the cabinet was between studs. So instead of using the supplied anchors we used toggle bolts.
429574
It does, but you don't need screws. I'm a renter and didn't want to damage the cabinets so I used 3M Command strips (Command Medium Mounting Refill Strips, 9-Strip). Carefully placed to hold yet be out-of-sight, they're plenty strong for the job and easily removable without a trace. My have been up for months and are solid as a rock. Another advantage is that if your placement isn't quite right, you can start over with new strips.
831477
Yes, just take care that the screws don't go through the face of the cabinet door. We used different, shorter screws than the ones that came with the unit.