Will this work on a cabinet that has decorative molding along the bottom?
1781131
My wife tells me no, it's not stable. It does not let it rest up against the bottom so it's wobbly.
1781132
It depends on the molding. A small under cabinet molding should be okay. However, anything that is more than a couple inches tall and is not mostly horizontal is going to make the mount unstable.
256926
Yes, I have molding at the bottom and it works great. It takes a couple minutes to get right. Dont get frustrated if it doesnt open and close properly just work with the adjustment of the corners,after you find the sweet spot it works amazing.
248039
Thanks for your question. It design and should work on 3/4 thick cabinet door.
1957888
I would say yes, that this would provide some prevention against mold or anything like that. It's two layers of plastic and in between are zillions of little pieces of styrofoam. I would guess that nothing is perfect for below grade, but this seems like it would work. But I'm no flooring expert. :)
2097479
No it will not fit. I use it on a lower corner cabinet shelf. I have room to also set things under it.
146207
these are meant to slide onto the shelving inside of the cabinet. It's great for small items, napkins, accessories etc. I am not sure about using on the underside.
1255231
As long as there is moulding on one side it'll work, if there is no moulding on either side the product will just slide down and will not work.
1581605
Yes. I've personally installed one on each side of my vanity. With this particular unit you can assemble it so the set screw stays on the bottom, out of sight.
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.
1969497
I used this on a very old map chest that did not have a varnish or other finish. It worked beautifully. I highly recommend for older antique furniture and cabinetry. I am not sure that this is the right product for molding in a house. It would probably work but it takes a bit of effort to rub it into the wood. You would also need a lot of it. I would suggest a danish oil for molding, you cab brush it on and wipe off excess easily.
1641551
I installed this awhile back, but i had to make sure the screw was going through the thickest part of my cabinet. If your cabinets are very thin, it might not work with the provided screws and you might have to get smaller ones at the hardware store. You could reinforce the organizer on the door with some sticky tape too if you need to use smaller screws.
1922298
Hi, Pichner.Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck!Hans
1057873
not sure. I see screws on the bottom so maybe. I would like to do the same thing so I will have to try
1562959
yes,Search under " office products" and you can use a HEAVY DUTY VELCRO brands tapes to attach the back top & bottom part of the item to smoothsurface. It should be attached (vertically) to the back of the under sink cabinet door.
1118392
The Cabinet is not Top and Bottom symmetric so you cannot just rotate it top for bottom. The bottom is offset up off of the floor and the top has a lip with a molding in front. As a result, it depends on how much you are a DIY'r. The sides already come pre-drilled for setting the screws in the hinges, as do the doors themselves. The holes for the door knobs go all the way through the cabinet door. In addition the hinges are not set symmetric to the top and bottom of the door. The doors are symmetric, however, left to right, so you could use the current holes on the right to draw a pattern for the left and drill, to a good depth not going through, new holes on the left of the Box and the Doors. You would have to do the same for the Door knob holes. You would then want to cover up the original holes with wood putty. They do provide a color stick with the unit, because you are bound to cause some small minor nicks, and you will want to cover them. It would work to color over the wood putty, though I am not exactly sure whether there would be a texture tattle left. I was lucky and wanted the doors to open the way it came.
1757933
Yes I believe it will. I hope this helps u. I love my cabinet. It looks great & is very sturdy. Good Luck Donna!
2144093
No, it is made of plastic and would be slightly heavy once you filled it. If you really wanted to hang it, I guess you could use wood screws to attach to bottom of cabinet but I WOULD NOT recommend it.