What height is the padlock (for a four drawer high cabinet? Or can the padlock be located at various spots along the bar? I have a client in a wheelchair who cannot reach higher than about 30 inches. What height is the padlock (for a four drawer high cabinet? Or can the padlock be located at various spots along the bar? I have a client in a wheelchair who cannot reach higher than about 30... » Read More What height is the padlock (for a four drawer high cabinet? Or can the padlock be located at various spots along the bar? I have a client in a wheelchair who cannot reach higher than about 30 inches. « Show Less
1632211
The pad lock is at 48 1/2 inches from the floor. The handle to open it is at 26 inches. I hope this helps.
1632212
The padlock is approx. 40 inches up the cabinet. (Give or take an inch) Even if you install the bar as low as you can it will be over 30 inches.I haven't tried this but if you are handy with a drill I would think you could drill a couple of holes lower on the bar for the lock. I don't think it matters where the hole for the lock is. But, again, I have not tried this.
1632213
The padlock is 48" from the floor. There are no other locations for the padlock along the bar.
1632214
Padlock is at 50 inches. No other placement except at the top can be done, at least by the maker's design. Perhaps a hole could be drilled at the needed height?
1632215
It is about 48" from the floor. If you mount it upside down on the opposite side it would be about 6" from the floor which could be too low for your quient.
904279
The Highest stop of the platform is at a level with the top of the cabinet surface. If your machine is agree arm style, you need to set the stop for regular sewing (flat surface) below the surface level of the cabinet. When you maneuver the lift to its maximum height, you can use the free arm status of your machine. The plastic insert for flat sewing will accommodate most machines. I have purchased two of these cabinets and have been very pleased with their versatility!
376208
I have not used a padlock but I guess you could it has a spot where the top and the base meet where you can put one.
1160106
Sandy, I have my large knives in this in-drawer knife holder & they are sit appx. 2-1/2" high in the holder. I don't see a problem with your drawer hight. Ann
1690388
I ordered one of these and mine measures 25" from the farthest points. We live in an older style house, that has nothing ADA, and this fits through all our doorways! Hope that helps.
1195319
A little less than 21 inches. I'm not sure if the bottom drawer would pull out very easily without that front wheel. With the wheels on, from the floor to the top of the cabinet is a little less than 23 inches. It's pretty short, which is why I chose it......to go under my desk, as well. It's perfect.
2166614
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.
736287
Chris; I'm not a locksmith, but the image that you copied and sent was a "Passage Door Knob." there is no lock mechanism. There are various Entrance Locks that have knobs and a keypad as well. I would think that as long as you are using a brass lockset, I can't imagine the building not allowing a lever type lock. The lever locks came about primarily because of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act.) If you had trouble grasping a door knob, they (by law) would have to supply you with a lever type lock. I put in a bright brass lever keypad lock like the one pictured to the left. My family all thought that I was nuts, but now they love it. There are several models. The one pictured here has "Z-Wave" capabilities which would allow you to unlock the door remotely if you spend the money on the interface. What I don't like about it, is it is very easy to hit the unlock button on the inside while you are going in or out of the house. I wished that I got the model where you have to manually unlock the door from the inside if you want to disable the keypad. Otherwise, I LOVE IT&gt;
538655
First of all we gave this as a gift and they are very pleased with it. The best I remember it was either 24 or 26 inches high. We had one previously that we used for a temporary move, we didn't have any problem getting offof it and I have had 4 leg surgeries in the past. Carol
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Measure the height of your largest chef's knife, mine is 21/2 inches. Add about 3/4 inch (that's the height that the storage unit hold that part of the knife. If that is more than the clearance for your drawer, you can't put that knife in there.
1147329
I'm not quite certain I understand your question, but the long measurement BETWEEN the swivel casters (and their metal perpendicular supports) is just a little more than 23-1/2 inches (nearly 23-3/4 inches). This may be enough space to get the table in/around some chairs; it works for a wheelchair-type situation. If you are looking to use this table at/in front of an easy chair (for instance, a La-Z-Boy type chair), there might not be enough distance between the perpendicular legs, so measure your chair carefully. I know that in my situation, my patient sits in his La-Z-Boy chair, and this table's legs are NOT wide enough to go around the base of the chair. The 28-1/2 inch to 39-1/2 inch measurement that is cited here refers to the ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT of the table, and according to my measurements, the minimum height is 28-1/2 inches, and that DOES INCLUDE the swivel casters. At its lowest setting at 28-1/2 inches, the height of the table surface is ideal for positioning the table at a wheelchair so that the patient may use it for eating/writing/reading, etc. The higher adjustments are for over-the-bed usage. I do hope that you understand, and that I was able to answer your question. I have been very busy as a caregiver these past few months, and I have not gotten around to writing this in my review, which I do plan to do soon.
1462965
I believe a standard Master Lock Padlock will fit through the holes provided...it may be a tight fit though(talking in reference to the length of the padlock shaft) so if you wish, Master Lock makes a padlock with an extended shaft...you may want to use that instead. With the position of the provided hole for the lock, getting a lock shaft through the hole will not be a problem...the ONLY problem MIGHT BE the length of the shaft.
386185
I really do not know. I wanted a higher one, couldn't find one, finally put it on top of a 4" drawer base.
11567
Items could be up to 6 inches tall. The drawer itself is 5.75" tall, from the bottom of the drawer to the bottom of the top shelf is 6.125". The wasted space below the drawer is about 1 inch high. Hope this helps!
334664
It has a 3 drawer blank, 5 inches tall. It probably won't come with it, but you'll have to tell them that it didn't arrive with the unit, and then they will be apologetic and send you one a couple of weeks later after you contact them a second time to tell them it hasn't arrived yet. That's what happened to me, anyway. Good luck with it.
1150720
31" was the max. height where it was still stable. There aren't notches for the lock to slide into; it's pressure/friction from turning the dial directly into the metal post, so you can squeeze another inch, but I wouldn't recommend it.
1818956
Distance from bottom of middle shelf to bottom of drawer is 9", but the opening to place stuff on shelf is only 7". Distance from bottom shelf to middle shelf is 10.5", but the opening is 9" due to shelf sides. As a result, I modified mine and cut out the front sides of the shelf leaving only 1/2" of the sides for strength. I then glued rubber coping trim over the area where I cut for a finished look and feel. Again, I would avoid this cart. It is too short, too light, too light duty and too weak to be useful in most environments. There are better options out there. Distance from bottom of middle shelf to bottom of drawer is 9", but the opening to place stuff on shelf is only 7". Distance from bottom shelf to middle shelf is 10.5", but the opening is 9" due to shelf sides. As a result, I modified mine and cut out the front sides of the shelf leaving only 1/2" of the sides for strength. I then glued rubber coping trim over the area where I cut for a finished look and feel. Again, I would avoid this cart. It is too short, too light, too light duty and too weak to be useful in most environments. There are better options out there.