This doesn't say so I assume it's NOT an under-the cabinet mount model, is it?
179554
Yes. You might need to add a piece of wood or an additional spacer, if your cabinet trim is long.
179555
Yes it's under the counter. You might need to add a spacer if your cabinet trim is long.
179556
Yes it is under the cabinet and, with the spacers provided in the package, and the long screws, you can mount it perfectly even if your kitchen cabinets have an overhang (lip) in front. There are four spacers and you could use as many as needed. You'll need a drill to make the holes in the bottom of your cabinet to mount the opener. From start to finish, the job takes 15 minutes to half an hour to install. It works great. Hope this helps.
179557
It came with 3 stackable spacers that allow it to be mounted under the cabinet. We used all 3 as we have cabinets with recessed bottoms. We had no problem mounting it. We made a template for hole location, marked the locations and pre-started the holes before using all three spacers and mounting it. That worked well.
179558
Yes, it is. But I would suggest you try opening a few cans before mounting it, because if it like mine you might think about returning it. (my wife hates it,too)
179559
Yes, it is under the cabinet model. The holes didn't match up with the holes from the old opener but my husband didn't have any trouble mounting the new one.
362867
No, it doesn't. Which takes up cabinet space.But, I think there might be a version that does.
37732
This is a free standing micro. I did not see a kit to enable it to be mounted under a cabinet.
451444
I want help you but I am not sure .......We have installed on the cabinet base and it's perfect I like it a lot GOOD LUCK
892256
Sorry I don't recall if I answered the first part. It is not an undermount sink.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
107773
It says in the description that it can be mounted, but that mounting hardware is not included.
398025
I have no idea. I mounted mine under the wall cabinet with the few materials that came with it. Worked like a charm. I suggest you check with B&D. Good luck.
1597363
Not that I see, however, there may be a mounting you can buy that you can place it in.
1712849
I don't think it should be mounted under a cabinet. The unit gets pretty hot and there wouldn't be enough airflow. Maybe with a specially designed mount that lets it hang down a few inches from the cabinet base.
546191
Insofar as I am concerned the picture that I see here is backward. Mine is mounted on the left side of my under sink cabinet and the upper recessed shelf is located against that inner wall. It is a wonderful, well made unit. It rolls easily and has been a great addition to my beautiful new kitchen.
366199
Mine is mounted under the front of my kitchen wooden cabinet. The fixture comes with screws that fit with the already drilled holes in the bottom of the fixture. It was an easy mount.
869740
I am not sure, but I would think it is too heavy to mount under the counter. I love the TO but still learning all it will do.
1890216
Mine did not but I bought it several years ago. It is designed for more of a permanent mount under cabinets and such.
1361035
I asked my husband since he was the one mounting it and he said, "No." It is designed to be mounted.
104347
Hi, it doesn't fit under my cabinet with the lid on it but does without the lid.
1740222
There are two screws through the bottom of the mount that screw into the bottom of the cabinet. The screws are covered with a trim plate