can the cabinets accomodate trash cans instead of shelves
1498314
They would have to be small (thin) trash cans. I did take one shelf out to accommodate cookie sheets, and the door closes, but not tightly.
182660
I have not, but I just went and checked. You can put standard size cans under it and they fit just fine. Large cans are too tall, but things like soup cans, etc. fit fine underneath the shelf.
1887890
Yes. They are removable and can be adjusted. The two shelves each have three levels where they can be installed.
167978
Yes, you can, but make sure that you buy the support brackets that hold the shelf up as these are not included with the shelf.
1808581
Yes you can. Just move one of the shelves up to next notch and it will fit.
1383029
No. The shelves are attached to the sides. The sides fold and have attachments for the shelves to rest into.
849070
Inside the cabinet there is a left and right side. There is one insertable shelf for each side. A small kitchen size trash container, about a 13 gallon size, can fit on one side without the shelf inserted.
1063667
The shelves are supposed to go in one direction. However you can physically place them either way.
2051050
Yes. The rails at the bottom, and the trash cans across the top go the full 22" into the cabinet. The only gap that may help is that the trash cans taper down at the bottom and give you about 3 inches of gap at the back of the cabinet.
592243
I don't think so. The shelves are screwed into a "U" shaped bracket to hold them in place. Maybe if you cut the bracket in half you could do it.
1571809
No. You open the cabinet door and then slide it out. Perhaps there is a way to connect the garbage can to the door, but it didn't come like that and it would probably require tinkering.
1132193
You can adjust the racks on the shelf for any type of equipment. If the shelf will be in addition to the mentioned items, I feel it would work best in a cabinet on its own.
1966366
You can, but it might be a bit wobbly. Cabinets using this type of construction typically rely on the back panel for horizontal stability. There's a 2 inch gap along the top that allows some airflow for things on the upper shelves.
1420433
If you have the old bin, measure it at the top length and width, and don't forget the total heigth, so it can fit into the cabinet. All of the box store trash cans were too tall for our cabinet. I'm thinking that would be the most critical measurement.
194652
The shelves are not removable and they are only vertical. The vertical arrangement worked well. I left some spaces empty so my cabinet does not look overloaded like the picture of it does.
258263
You can remove the shelves. The height of the shelves is not adjustable, however.
168470
Definitely, just so you know I fit both a medium sized garbage can and a medium sized paper shredder inside no problem. The only issue is adjusting the cabinet doors during installation, very difficult and inconvenient.