can this be hung inside a cabinet?
761348
Sure. As long as it can be screwed into a shelf above it and dimensions are checked I don't see why not. Check the depth of the screws too, so they don't poke through a finished shelf if that is the case.
761349
Yes, of course it can. You just need to have the hardware and rigid enough board in the top of the cabinet to mount it to. Also, you would need to make sure with the dimensions of the item, you can fit it into the cabinet.
761350
If the cabinet is big enough, yes.It was too deep for my cabinets. The dimensions are listed on the product description.
761351
Yes. It is designed to hang from above, either front to back or sideways. You must measure to make sure that you have the width and height to the accommodate the frame and the glasses that will hang down, plus space to remove the glasses (if mounted front to back). It works best as a space saver if the ceiling or upper shelf that you plan to hang it from has at least 18 inches clearance above the bottom.
761352
depends on the which of the inside of the cabinets. You also have to take into consideration on the ends the glass is going to stick out further than the actual holder
1577221
You can attach it to a cabinet. But, if you do mount it to the wall make sure to use the little rubber wall angers that go into the wall before the screws.
381728
We have ours attached to a vanity. Works just fine! You may want to add reinforcement inside the cabinet if you are concerned about weight.
627387
it can't. It is better that it is done on shelf's unless your under cabinet looks like a shelf. It doesn't have the screw mounts on it like most under the cabinet products. it is mainly for a shelf like in cupboards .
703837
It could be mounted under an upper cabinet if you have room. The screws that came with it were about 5/8 of an inch long. They were small diameter screws. I changed to some shorter, thicker ones I purchased at Home Depot.Hope that helps.
2208072
Yes it could be mounted under a cabinet. It can be mounted horizontal or vertical. We put them up vertically on the wall. The are fantastic at allowing using only one hand to grab a paper towel, the friction is set perfect. Mounting to the wall must use anchors to secure hold since will be pulling on it - unless the wall is solid wood or screwing into a stud. TIP: When mounting under a cabinet because of the narrow depth of cabinet bottoms, suggest taking a block of wood and mounting that block underneath cabinet first by using screws inside cabinet down into the block, then the paper towel holder can be firmly mounted to the block (painted or stained - the small craft plaques like from Hobby Lobby or Michael's are perfect for this use). Use counter-sink screws the ones that go down into surface so the screw is not sticking out.
2208076
It def can be mounted under a cabinet but its very heavy so make sure your cabinet is strong!
2252843
i would say yes cause theres 2 holes on bottom for hanging it under cabinets , so i cant see why u can't hang it on a wall.
1170364
I hang both of mine (kitchen and bathroom) on the inside of the cabinets. There are out of site, yet still accessible.
1631558
Yes you can. You could actually hook the wooden part directly under the cabinet, which would leave you a couple inches fewer than 40" to hang your pots.
2170688
Nope, there is a trim kit to install it built-in in a cabinet, but it can't be just hung. There are venting slots that would be blocked. With the trim kit, and some shelving you could build a cabinet surround, but that does add 2in on the top and bottom.But I would not recommend this unit anyway, it has poor reliability, mine broke after 15 month with a broken magnetron and inverter. And looking at reviews that is pretty common to happen.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
1238372
I would think so but I have it in a cabinet. I am very happy with the sturdiness of it.
486979
It will take mounting spacing blocks on the sides of the cabinet. Metal screws in from the outside to do that would impair the appearance of the cabinet but that's a matter of choice. Then attaching to metal drawers, but not impossible. So yes it is doable. I agree though with the other answer that they were designed for wooden drawers.
1265855
I have mine sitting on the floor inside the cabinet under the sink. However, I just went there and tried to see if it could be attached to the inside of the cabinet door, and it can. You'd have to use 2 sturdy hooks at the outer ends of the handle, but it should work just fine. Good idea.
128329
Yes, I think that could work. It would just depend on the thickness of the cabinet.
1644320
Yes it can. It has 4 holes and it's plastic bottom can be screwed into a cabinet. I do not believe that is necessary. It has rubber legs so it does not move, even on a granite counter. I keep 5 cutting boards on it, all larger than 12"