Can this organizer be screwed to the cabinet floor?
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"
1644321
No, it doesn't look like it can be screwed to the cabinet floor. However, the piece itself does not move around a lot. The only problem I noted is that the dividers come out often.
880715
Yes...as long as there is wood or solid material to hold the screws. You use a template to locate the screws and the unit slides over the screws.
441450
It slides into the cabinet. My issue was my cabinet was to think and it would not fit. It can only be attached by sliding it can not be screwed in.
1536190
The answer to that is,no. The do not see anything that will attach for under cabinet. Sorry.
710841
No. I don't think that would work and it would be really difficult to install. You will need some space on either side for it to clear the cabinet casing when rolled out.
921064
I have mine inside of one of my cabinets. Here's a trick: Find a roll of the widest wrap you have, e.g., extra-wide aluminum foil. Hold it vertically inside yor cabinet door. Hold the rack over it to approximate the best location to hold that roll. That's where you'll place it. If it can hold THAT roll, it can hold anything! Plus, if you don't have a drill for the screw holes, never fear----use a hammer and a wider-bore nail to make holes big enough for the screws.Enjoy your rack!
504007
Just like any cabinet/drawer yes. Depending on the hardware you might have a hole to fill and hide with magic marker or something.
921065
I have mine inside of one of my cabinets. Here's a trick: Find a roll of the widest wrap you have, e.g., extra-wide aluminum foil. Hold it vertically inside yor cabinet door. Hold the rack over it to approximate the best location to hold that roll. That's where you'll place it. If it can hold THAT roll, it can hold anything! Plus, if you don't have a drill for the screw holes, never fear----use a hammer and a wider-bore nail to make holes big enough for the screws. Enjoy your rack!
709984
I think it will be fine to attach to a wood cabinet as long as the cabinet is secure and anchored to the floor.
1294231
Yes, it is screwed into the cabinet. It comes with the correct size of screws that screw in just enough to not go thru the other side. The plastic bags that you get at the grocery stores, walmarts , home depots etc, work absolutely great with this.
403049
Yes, that is why I purchased it, but make sure it will fit inside a drawer first. My drawer was too small so it is an organizer on top of my desk now.
703835
Yes, but check the screw length. The length of the included screws was wrong for our cabinets. I don't remember the length of the included screw, but believe they were too long and would have gone through the bottom. Shorter screws worked well and it is solidly attached to the cabinet base. This is the best towel holder we've ever had. So easy to use.
1866650
Sure can. It takes a little creativity. You pull the drawer out completely and remove the bottom to the cabinet (a few screws). This allows you to drill through the fairly substantial support members on the top of the cabinet in order to mount it under a counter. Out of sight - out of mind. Pretty nice little cash drawer overall.
142236
I guess you could, but you would have to remove it from the cabinet in order to open the top sufficiently to add things to it. I think it would also hang at an awkward angle. If counter space is a at a minimum (like my kitchen) I keep mine on the floor in a corner.
366225
There is a small plastic piece that needs to be installed on the underneath side of the opening in the cabinet where the drawer would fit into. It is fastened by 2 screws. If there is no way to pre drill holes and then screw the plastic piece into place, then this is not the product for your purpose. Also, the piece that is attached to the drawer is larger than one might think. On my cabinet it takes up 2.5 inches from the top of the drawer because it can't sit flush with the top of the drawer to work properly.
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.
766396
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.