Could this item be mounted on the inside of a cabinet door? Or would the bottles make the item too heavy to be mounted in this manner?
1624465
Too heavy to be mounted on a standard cabinet door. The wall is the best option cause of weight after polishes are in it. Hope that helps!
1624466
Now this item is pretty big. It actually hold almost double the 96 bottles it says! If u get two good nail screws like I did. It isn't going anywhere! And u can always add two extra nails to the bottom for a more secure fit!
1624467
Cabinet Door - I don't think that is a good idea, is going to be to heavy. I bought my wall rack for my makeup, if you want to see more pictures this is the link of my fashion and makeup blog https://www.facebook.com/Fashionnycb/photos/pb.123547287819681.-2207520000.1425494876./403467543160986/?type=3&theater;
1624468
It could be mounted inside a cabinet door IF the door is of sturdy construction and you have good, solid hinges. Otherwise, I'd consider wall mounting.
2057376
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. As long as the door is solid through you would be fine because it attaches via two screws through the back panel of the item. if the door was hollow and you put too much weight on the item it would tear through the door and fall down. Hope that helps!
997612
you would have to get wall mounting brackets since the shelf itself does not have mounting brackets. Might be heavy though once you get all the syrups in the rack. We just have it on our counter.
1350474
I have this cabinet set and I don't think the shelves really have much of a weight limit. I'd say so go for it!
325701
I don't think so. I put only earrings in it. I don't think the hangar could handle that much weight. If you used spice "packets," it might work. But that's a lot of hassle.My husband built me a spice rack for our bottles and we use old-fashioned prescription bottles in the wooden rack. It takes little room and resides behind the kitchen door...just a suggestion. But the earring holder is FANTASTIC! I own three of them because I'm an earring fanatic.
1705390
Only if it is mounted securely to the wall with anchor bolts. I use my cabinet as a medicine cabinet in my powder room. In a kitchen you will be using it every day and that puts a lot of stress on this type of cabinet. Also, the pints and glassware should be distributed evenly.
2208076
It def can be mounted under a cabinet but its very heavy so make sure your cabinet is strong!
1348888
um I don't think so... cause this cabinet is really heavy. I don't think it's good idea to hang in the wall unless you have other solution to hang it with such as support self under to hold it?
1634007
The bracket mounts on inside of door so width is not an issue, but the weight of the door could be.
734740
I rather doubt that mounting it underneath an upper cabinet would work. Wrap boxes seem to vary in size and some are snug while others fit sloppy. You'd have to be careful with the mounting so not as to screw through the bottom shelf of your cabinet. Try it, Amazon offers a good return policy. Good Luck.
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 .
704021
I would not recommend it! The shelves need to be on a sturdy surface and I believe that the door will not be able to support the weight of this item.
476777
Probably not heavyweight enough. Maybe if you can do one at the top and bottom and the door is not too heavy
1295923
I wouldn't add anything too heavy on top of this cabinet. It's not designed to hold much more than normal items.
703051
Depends upon how lightweight your cabinet is. I think it would be fine - it is literally 4.3 lb if that's what they say! We have it mounted on a wall. I love this mirror, but wish it had a higher degree of magnification on the magnified side, and no little magnifier circular inset. Truthfully it bugs me. You have to operate around it. Good luck!
118125
My Whyter slides under a granite top cabinet that was built to hold a 15 inch wide wine cooler. The door has to open a little beyond 90 degrees to slide the shelves out. Hope ths helps.
58074
I would not mount on wall. Would have to be at least 5-6 inches off wall to accommodate rear of bottles and would need very heavy anchors to handle the heavy weight of bottles