can this be installed on the inside of a cabinet door?
1493546
I installed them inside my cabinet doors but be advised......it works if you have thick wood cabinet doors. If yours are the thin type it will be a no go. I had to use shorter screws that were provided so as not to pierce through the outer part of my doors. Mine are very thick oak.
1493547
Sorry on the slow response, out camping! :-) absolutely, but remember this holder is 13 3/4 inches wide, so you would need at least a 15" wide door. also, the holder needs to be mounted high enough from the bottom that the handles do not protrude in such a way that you can't close the door, I'd say about 8 inches from the bottom. Does that make sense? The knife holder can not be any wider than about an inch less than the width of the door and installed about 8 inches from the bottom of the door. hope this helps
1493548
Theoretically yes. BUT! I think that it must be screwed in to the door. Therefore you would have the ends of the screws sticking out of the front. If you can come up with an idea of putting that to use, you would be fine. Calender? Knick-Knack - one long or two separate?
1493549
Yes, probably can if: your door is wide enough, and enough space is between the shelves so you can close the door with the knives not hitting. It is a strong magnet so should hold the knives nicely in place.
1493550
Sure it can, but it has to be screwed into it. Just make sure the cabinet is thick enough that the screws won't poke through the other side.
224204
I'm definitely not an expert in the field of construction or architecture, however I installed mine in a solid wood door with little to no difficulty. I don't see why not? As long as you have the correct tools to make the appropriate cuts and measurements.
887163
Probably. Ours is held in place under a granite countertop by a strong mastic and also little pieces of wood we custom made and screwed in to the cabinet frame, making sure the doors could still open ok.
863570
Mine is mounted on a wall but I don't see why it couldn't be mounted inside a cabinet.
1341062
I am sure it could if you drilled a hole first. I installed mine on the wood that frames the inside of the door. You must be able to put in at least one screw into the back piece that mounts flat to the wall.
1194292
I would say it can NOT be installed in an enclosed cabinet. There are coils on the back that require breathing room. There would need to be air flow of some type in order for it to function properly.
1734140
Yes you can. I attached the top rail to the top of the cabinet itself flushed with the front. Trimmed the rear top rail holder and attached it to the back of the cabinet, just make sure you level it to the best of your ablity so it slides out easily. And attached the bottom to the cabinet floor set back just behind the front of the cabinet face, the door stays as is, no need to make any changes to it. I simply open the cabinet door and slide the rack out by the top edge. My wife loves it. I will try to post pics.
741038
It has inner pads on each side of the hood. It would help to directly contact your component. But in the case that your cabinet door is a high quality wood, you might custom padding for better protection.
81946
I would think so if the screws had nuts or thin metal washers (with a small hole predrilled in it) that aligned with the supplied screw. Need to assess if reaching inside the cabinet makes this possible. The screws would need to be long enough to go through the cabinet frame, would not want to rely on screws partially through the frame.
1559876
Yes. Leave off the "over the door hooks" and put screws through the back of the cabinet into the wall/studs. The holes are already there to do so.
1898672
Yes, you can mount it anywhere within the door frame. If you're putting it in a door everyone uses you may want to check that everyone fits under it before you install.
30336
There are holes on both sides of the cabinet for the hinges. I believe you would just turn the door upside down and attach it to the cabinet to accomplish what configuration that you want.
975367
yes it can .i installed mine in a security door.i ended up useing 1/4 in all thread.instead of screws.iam happy with the door so far.
1825251
Not likely, the plunger is on the inside of the door where it should be OK.
128326
Yes. You'd probably have to use different screws than the ones it comes with (since they are fairly long - they would probably go through the cabinet door).
831477
Yes, just take care that the screws don't go through the face of the cabinet door. We used different, shorter screws than the ones that came with the unit.
179554
Yes. You might need to add a piece of wood or an additional spacer, if your cabinet trim is long.