Does it slide easily on the counter with Keurig on top? Need to pull whole unit from under cabinet to use, then slide back under cabinet after.
746467
No, that is not a practical thing to do. I relocated my entire system (Keurig and storage drawer) to an area that was not confined by a cabinet.
746468
Yes....it slides easily but does not glide... I pull out the whole unit in the morning for the coffee and slide it back under the counter for the rest of the day.
746469
I wouldn't over time it would wear down the rubber and u would just scratch the counter top
746470
I have to do the same thing with mine. The storage drawer has little rubber feet on it which do not slide easy so I have to lift the drawer unit slightly (with the Keurig machine on it) to move it out and back. Pretty easy to do if you have access to the sides of the drawer unit.
746471
I am sorry, but I don't know the answer to this. I have stacked two drawers and left the Keurig on the counter. Sorry!
746472
Using it requires us to move out from under the cabinet.... Great idea,but doesn't provide what we hoped for...convenience
746473
Simple solution. Buy the circular felt pads, usually used for the bottom of chair legs, from any hardware store or office section in department stores. Put on the 4 corners under the drawer and it should slide easily on the counter.
1558725
Costco has a tray that the SS-700 (or any Keurig machine) can seat on. The tray slides out when you pull on outward on the small handle. This allows you to tuck the machine underneath the counter and slide it out to make coffee if you space between counter top and upper cabinet is too small.
1735859
Yes it opens and close with no problem with k-cups in there with unit on top. i dont move the whole unit.
301064
Having read the other answers to your question, I thought I would tell you my story. They are all correct about the legs and the knobs on the top. However, with that being said, it IS possible with a little ingenuity. I had purchased some metal shelving units a while ago, and since I am a certifiable packrat, I saved the small plastic circular pieces they used for packing. They are flat with raised rims on both sides, with one side being as if it was originally solid and had a hole made in the middle. The other side is completely open. It was easy to unscrew the metal top knob, drop it through the plastic circle and reinstall the knob. Now the knob sits inside the plastic piece, and there is room for the bottom of the second unit's leg to sit within the raised sides of the plastic. It keeps the units aligned and securely stacked. I have the Keurig K79, which is the big one, and it sits on top just fine. Honestly, I don't think they would move around anyway, given the weight of each of them and the Keurig, but why take chances? The only caveat is to remember that while the top of the leg unit is round, the bottoms are oval, like the legs themselves, so be sure your "connector" will fit the bottom of the legs, too. Overall, I LOVE the stack and the extra storage it gives me. Just don't forget about the additional height if you are putting them under a cabinet. Good luck!
2068170
No, it doesn't slide. Top is one piece construction. It is sturdy piece though.
1577882
When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
1172842
If you are asking if you can push it around on the counter with your coffee maker on top of it, it will be hard as it grips the counter very well. The drawer itself is on rails so it slides out well. You just need room in front of it to pull it out.
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The drawers slide pretty easily. They're not in rollers but they don't get caught up on anything or cause the unit to fall over when people are getting their pods.
2045503
Yes, at least with mine. I have a removable bottom on my Keurig that just slides out (for easier cleaning). I just remove that and the travel mug slides right under it with no problem.
1176019
The drawer is an excellent design for the standard K-Cup. Keurig lists "mini" brewers but not different sizes of K-Cups. Incidentally, I have mounted my drawers to the underside of kitchen cabinets...saves counter space.
1150384
Mine is snug (it has to be so it won't leak when measuring liquids), but it slides smoothly and disassembles easily. Note that the guide knobs ride in helical tracks, so the sliding motion is a twisting one instead of straight up and down.
1337141
It stays in one place - I don't even use the wheels (I pour the water in the tank from the carafe). So, no, the machine won't wiggle around on the counter! It is - hands down - the finest coffee maker I've ever had. And I've had those costing 4-5 times as much as this one. Get it while you can - they are really kind of hard to find sometimes.
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Hi - nope. This one lifts from the front, with the hinges at the back. We use a small plastic slide tray under it to slide the whole coffee maker forward, since the lid will not raise up all the way with cabinets above. These trays are made for just that purpose and are fairly cheap. Good luck.
267597
No, you just place the magnet against the cabinet, you don't slide it around. Some of mine don't even touch the cabinet and the lock releases. Depending on how thick the wood is.
1222657
Easy butler is holding up effortlessly under my Keurig CM, and I would imagine it could hold much more weight. Apart from any imbalance issue, I would imagine it to do fine.
1969238
I can't comment about using it on a counter. I have it inside a lower cabinet that is 12 inches wide so it has about 1 inch on each side. I haven't noticed it slipping around at all, but I have it loaded with baking pans, cookie sheets, cutting boards, etc., so there's little room for movement. It does have rubberized feet so that it shouldn't slip. Hope this helps. Also, each metal rung can be moved or removed to make the sections larger.
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This unit is supposed to slide out but it does so with great difficulty. Otherwise it is a great little unit and easy to use.