Can I put mixer AND food processor (weigh 35 # together and 16" w) side by side on one 20" shelf (cabinet is 24" w)? Will it be difficult to lift?
345523
It should be no problem to lift. There are 3 settings available and 30 - 60 pounds is the highest. It is a spring tension system. Since you supply the shelf, just factor in the whole weight including shelf, appliances and the contents to be processed by the equipment.
345524
I don't think it wild be too bad. There are springs that kind of helps it. You have to pull it out then up in like a circular motion. It's really not that bad.
56626
I think as long as you keep the unit weight, but also remember the more shelves the less height per shelf.
2162245
We put a Cuisenart and a Juicman on one, and a toaster oven on the other.For heavy books or over, say, 25 pounds, it might be shakey, unless attached to the wall.The shelves are 3/8" pressboard, so it's not meant for heavy-duty garage work, but more like kitchen shelf extras, or light books and student decoration.But in a corner, it does look quite nice, just like this picture you see. We're happy with it.
1286721
This is a very sturdy cabinet as far as size goes I have a blender and food processor in ours with out any problems. the self is adjustable so you should be able to store your mixer.
870235
The shelves are certainly sturdy enough for that duty. You need to measure your appliances and match them up with this unit. There are also other units that are different sizes. One of them will almost certainly fit.
652852
You will need to go somewhat light with this because it is plastic. That being said, it's very strong. I'd say you could probably put up to 30 pounds per shelf, if evenly distributed. Maybe more. --DT
2237314
Possibly, but not too heavy. If it were me, I would not go over 34 or 36 inch. Love the cabinet.
2170690
We would support the other comments. It's a big appliance that would lend itself to a built-in shelf, though best suited to a counter-top. Good luck with it -- hope your's isn't grinding like the two we had!
2140138
We installed the pop-mixer shelf under the counter top...and top drawer, using a wooden platform that matched the cabinet wood and color. We also moved the springer adjuster to the heaviest setting, and placed the mixmaster mixer on the shelf. The weight of the machine keeps iton the shelf as if on the counter top. We've used the pop-up shelf mounted mixer a lot. Love it.
2140139
We did not put a mixer on our shelf, we placed a large toaster oven... I also added a lip on the back side of the shelf. However, we have not seen a need to attach the appliance to the shelf, with normal use, I would not secure the unit, itcuts down flexibility of the use of the appliance.
832847
It would be great on top but there is a 16 inch clearance on the highest shelf. My mixer is 17 inches tall. It will not fit.
378428
I have this shelf in my kitchen with cooking, gardening, and nutritional books which weight more than 10 lbs. per shelf. I believe it will be OK.
477747
My mixer stands at about 17". It will not fit under my cabinets. I keep it on a stand until I use it.
1057029
I don't think so. You will need to people to easily assemble. Follow the instruction carefully and there should be no problems. It is sturdy and the cabinets hold a lot of items.
1757733
Since my rack is stored for the winter I can't measure the shelves so I can't respond in terms of size (although rack specs should give you that) It definitely would hold average-sized microwave and toaster from a weight perspective.
480946
The cabinet has the room to store pots and pans. I'm not sure if the bottom of the cabinet would hold a lot of weight.
2043169
Yes I believe so. I use mine for storing clothes. I think if you put heavier items on the bottom shelf it could work, lighter items on the top shelves. I love my cabinet. Would buy it again. Got lots of compliments on it.