How far apart are the brackets (front to back)? Are those adjustable as well? I want to put this on a drawer, with only 12 inches available.
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My installation requires about 24" spacing between the brackets. I think you could easily place the brackets closer than my installation required. The mounting holes in the brackets are slotted which would give you a little ,maybe 1/4", on each bracket bar. Hope this helps.
1155441
Mine are set to 9" from outside to outside. My shelf is 11.5" deep. The whole business still needs 14" in depth, as the sliders will stick out further at the back.
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You will need 1/2 inch of space on each side. They cannot be mounted under the drawer
2283373
Comes with brackets adjustable from 10.5" to 16", could be made shorter if cut,
2131093
Just the top w/o the legs is 5 1/2" tall while your at it you will want to reinforce the bracket tracks that the hold the drawer in. They are not installed very well and mine fell off
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There is 12 1/2 - 13 inches betwwen the bottom of the drawer and the shelf. Hope that helps you.
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By my measurements, the brackets can be mounted at most 33 1/2" apart. Based on that, I would have to say it would not fit.
278221
The back of the package shows that the brackets can be a maximum of 24" inches apart. I am planning to use 3 brackets for my 50" shelf (50" long, 1" thick, 12" deep).
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The drawer is just under 2" high. The drawer does not slide out all the way, its secured to the glide rack. I know in some cases you can raise it up slightly and remove it. You would have to remove the mounting screws to remove the drawer. It's an easy set up and works perfectly once mounted. It has enough room, with the exception that it's only 2" high, you cant really place anything higher than that size.
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The bracket is about 1 1/2 inches left to right and 1 inch front to back. (Best guess from memory)
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The fastener that holds them on the shelf fits a little more than 1/2" width. It would be loose on less and does not appear to be adjustable. They are well made and sturdy. I am really happy with mine!
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I just measured, and it is exactly 12 inches. So, if your space is in any way irregular, this could be a very tight fit... could maybe even not fit.
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With the side rails attached, my drawer measures 28-3/4 inches wide by 12 inches deep. However, the brackets that hold the drawer in place and are mounted to the bottom of the desk are "L" shaped and require a wider desk opening than 28-3/4... you will need at least a width of 30-1/2 inches to accomodate the drawer and the brackets. I was lucky... my desk was exactly 30-1/2 inches. It's a great drawer, very sturdy and looks amazing.
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Mine is at the minimum about 7" the without the extension bar the extension bar is adjustable from there. 12"is I think the next minimum height with the bars. Hope this helps
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The mount lines up with 12 or 16" spaced studs. Mine were 24" apart so I had to improvise a bit.
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Hi Lauren,The brackets for mounting are just over 12'' apart, that means if you tried to install this unit, your cross bar would have to be no higher/lower than an inch to an inch a quarter (the bracket allows for a choice of height with a 1/4 in difference) that way you could mount one bracket on each side of the cross bar, and still have room to slide your key board out. It doesn't mount like the former/older style, but it has more stability because of its update. ( My husband mounted some extra pieces of wood under my desk in order for to install my unit. It made the mounting surface flush in order to be successful with installation.) I also had somewhat of a cross bar issue.I hope that is helpful. Hi Lauren,The brackets for mounting are just over 12'' apart, that means if you tried to install this unit, your cross bar would have to be no higher/lower than an inch to an inch a quarter (the bracket allows for a choice of height with a 1/4 in difference) that way you could mount one bracket on each side of the cross bar, and still have room to slide your key board out. It doesn't mount like the former/older style, but it has more stability because of its update. ( My husband mounted some extra pieces of wood under my desk in order for to install my unit. It made the mounting... » Read More Hi Lauren,The brackets for mounting are just over 12'' apart, that means if you tried to install this unit, your cross bar would have to be no higher/lower than an inch to an inch a quarter (the bracket allows for a choice of height with a 1/4 in difference) that way you could mount one bracket on each side of the cross bar, and still have room to slide your key board out. It doesn't mount like the former/older style, but it has more stability because of its update. ( My husband mounted some extra pieces of wood under my desk in order for to install my unit. It made the mounting surface flush in order to be successful with installation.) I also had somewhat of a cross bar issue.I hope that is helpful. « Show Less
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When I got mine, it don't have the bracket to mount the drawers under the counter. I had to use the same bracket from my old one. That's a good cash drawer, but u need the bracket, or you can make your own bracket
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The unit stands 17" to top edge of shelf. The shelf mounts at 12" in two pre-drilled holes (that is the bottom of the upper shelf also). The (shelf track) cabinet mounting brackets are U shaped 8.75" across the U front, 1" deep, 15" tall and 1/8" thick metal bands. If you have access to a drill press, then you can probably lower the holes, but the useable 9" height is plenty. The real concern is to block small items from falling between the side wall gaps (we use a towel).