Could this be laid down in a drawer? I am looking to organize lids in a drawer, but if the lids stand up too tall the drawer won't close.
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I don't think so. Its better on the inside of a door standing up. It saves a lot of cabinet room.
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I suppose you could, but you would have to get the alignment and spacing just right, and you would need something solid beneath that drawer to attach the unit to...it could not be a drawer that is located above another drawer with no material separating the two.
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my drawer is 2 3/4 inches high with paring knives on the top layer and longer knives on the lower levels. the drawer always closes
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Yes, I think that would work nicely. However, there are no notches to keep the drawers together as one unit, but I think the foam padding on top will keep the upper drawer from slipping. It really is a great product. My mom just emailed me today asking where I got it because she wants to buy one for her office K-machine.
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No, I don't believe you can. It should be counter height when in use. Plus it wouldn't clear the drawer front and handle.
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Sure, I would think so...it organizes a drawer, whether it be in a kitchen, or a desk! I put mine in a kitchen drawer and works perfect, but good idea in a desk...go for it! Thanks for the idea.
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Sorry it took me a while to answer - we moved and I just recently unboxed this. 3 inches is about the tallest you can put something in the drawer and have it close properly. 3.5 inches would be too tall.
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The drawers are not designed to directly accept dividers. However, you could make your own - there are various ways to do that - so long as they fit within the space of the drawer.
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I am not sure about using this in a drawer. It works very well in a closet.
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The drawers would need to pull themselves closed like the cabinet doors hinges do. Some drawers are design to automatically pull the drawer in when you get it to about an inch away by the type of rails the drawer rides on and many include a soft close feature with that.
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This cupboard would not work for storing long items. It is designed to be more of a pantry type cabinet. There are two moveable shelves for the top section. There are two fixed shelves in the unit.
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There is a raised area in the middle of the lid that allows the lids to snap together for compact storage, but when assembled with the container, it does not stack well with other assemblies. It may be possible to push the raised area down so that it is inverted. That might allow better stacking for storage of leftovers although I haven't tried it.
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The drawer cannot be placed any way except the originally intended way. I find the drawer is very difficult to pull out and push in. I have removed it completely, made a solid thin shelf to replace it. I use it as a convenient niche for my remotes. I use the drawer for a basket.
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Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
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The four lower drawers could hold those things but not a ton of them. maybe put your favorites in there. The top drawers would not work well.
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Just open drawers. But the top under the lid has four divided areas. I love this item;)
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Yes, it should be fine. Keep in mind that when stored vertically, the feet keep the item from slipping. You might want to line the drawer w/ "gripper" drawer lining or get the self-adhesive rubber feet to place on the back of the container.