any suggestions how to mount on inside of cabinet door without screws? like "hang over door" type? renting, can't screw in. thxs!
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To tell the truth I have not mounted it to a door I intend to lay it down and use it to keep the lids organised that way.
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I mounted it with 3M Command Hooks and they work fine. It holds the weight very well and I never had to screw a hole in the cabinets.
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It normally mounts with screws. To mount to a door you could try sticky 3M tape (the white foam stuff) or Velcro.
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There are two screws included with the cabinet. We use our own screws with molly wall anchors, however, since we were installing the cabinet on drywall. If you are installing on wood, you probably just need the screws. They are installed through the back of the cabinet onto the wall. The screws can be seen when the cabinet is open only. Hope that helps.
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They attach with double sided tape (that is provided) so technically you could put it anywhere the tape would stick - including the inside of a door which is where I had mine. However it didn't stick well for me and only lasted under a week before falling off. I tried buying more double sided adhesive - only lasted a couple days (even with small plastic containers like in the pic). I plan on going back and trying to mount inside cabinet door with small screws but just haven't taken the time to do that yet.
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You have a couple of choices. There is a side mount or you can make a simple hole with a drill (just enough to allow a screw to pass). And that's it! Simple. It works great and it looks good. Had it for 6 months and still love it.
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I attached mine to the side of an above counter cabinet. I used screws longer than the width of the cabinet side by aligning the screws with a shelf inside so the screws went into the side of the shelf and wouldn't be seen. Worked great. Hope this helps.
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There are two 1" long screws that came with the product. These screws are probably too long and will poke through a cabinet door, you should buy the appropriate length screws to match the thickness of your cabinet.
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The rack comes with two mounting options. You can either mount it directly to the door using their provided hardware or you can use the included "over-the-door" hooks which slide over the top of the door and do not require any mounting hardware. That's the way I hung mine - it would be perfect for an apartment as there is no damage to the door.
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Unless there was a mistake at the factory, there is ONE screw already included INSIDE the damper assembly. You attach the damper to the cabinet, and snap the thing closed. I am betting you haven't opened the damper to see the screw! The way its' made the screw can't fall out. Good luck!
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I think you are talking about the initial installation. That would probably be like screwing anything into wood. My mom needed someone else to do this for her. It does have adhesive to hold it in position while you screw it in, but you want a good installation so you can use it with some force. It's just a plastic disc with holes for wood screws to go into your cabinet underside.
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Sorry, can't find the mount package right now, as I use it free-standing. If I recall, the screws appeared to be about 3/4"; if so, given the thickness of the mount itself, should work fine on std. 3/4" cabinet frames. Of course, if the screws are too deep for your application, or not deep enough, replacements to suit should only cost $.50 or so.
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Mine came with screws. My husband mounted it to the wall. Maybe you should return it to get proper hardware. Once mounted, you are going to love it!
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From Charlie Murry: I attached mine to the wooden side of the cabinet that is right over and beside our sink. I did this by boring in a hole in the wood. To my knowledge, the only way to hang this thing up is to drill/push in holes into which the screws that are used to fasten the dispenser to whatever it is fastened to. If you drill in holes in the metal of a refrigerator, it seems likely that this would surely damage the refrigerator. Therefore unless there is another way to do it, I would say, "No." Please let me know what you think about this and if you find a way to do that because that is an interesting question. From Charlie Murry: I attached mine to the wooden side of the cabinet that is right over and beside our sink. I did this by boring in a hole in the wood. To my knowledge, the only way to hang this thing up is to drill/push in holes into which the screws that are used to fasten the dispenser to whatever it is fastened to. If you drill in holes in the metal of a refrigerator, it seems likely that this would surely damage the refrigerator. Therefore unless there is another way to do it, I would say, "No." Please let me know what you think about this and if you find a way to do that... » Read More From Charlie Murry: I attached mine to the wooden side of the cabinet that is right over and beside our sink. I did this by boring in a hole in the wood. To my knowledge, the only way to hang this thing up is to drill/push in holes into which the screws that are used to fasten the dispenser to whatever it is fastened to. If you drill in holes in the metal of a refrigerator, it seems likely that this would surely damage the refrigerator. Therefore unless there is another way to do it, I would say, "No." Please let me know what you think about this and if you find a way to do that because that is an interesting question. « Show Less
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There are three holes in an upside down triangle shape in the upper half of the overall unit and positioned in a mounting plate in the center of the unit. So you would have to attach to the middle part of your cabinet door. It is not suitable for cabinets that have a very thin door.
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Are you asking how to install them without the door closing while you're doing the install? If so, we installed to the door then held it up like it would be when it was shut and screwed the hinge to the cabinet frame. If you're asking if the self-closing is optional, no its not. Like Kemosabe said, its a wonderful feature, but it's not optional, so you'll need to find different hinges if you don't want that feature.
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It depends on whether it can hang on your door or not. Mine could not hang on the inside but i bought christmas wreath hooks to hang them from the door myself and secured them with velcro without screws. otherwise the most secure way to hang it would probably be with screws. In other words, yes, but you will need extra hardware depending on your situation. p.s. I love the thing even though it is annoying to buy extra parts and kind of crooked after putting together. Also, the two parts came apart on its own once when the button gave way.
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It depends on whether it can hang on your door or not. Mine could not hang on the inside but i bought christmas wreath hooks to hang them from the door myself and secured them with velcro without screws. otherwise the most secure way to hang it would probably be with screws. In other words, yes, but you will need extra hardware depending on your situation.p.s. I love the thing even though it is annoying to buy extra parts and kind of crooked after putting together. Also, the two parts came apart on its own once when the button gave way.