can this rack be mounted on the back of a pantry door?
1517544
How sturdy is the door? It does not come with any rigging for hanging over a door like a shoe rack. If your door is solid material them the screws that come with will work.
1517545
Yes, I used the screws that came with it to mount the rack directly onto the door. It does not hang over the top of the door.
1517546
Yes, that's exactly how I use it. The unit comes with the necessary screws.
1517547
Very easily. I mounted it on the inside of a small kitchen cabinet. Things to keep in mind , make sure the rack shelves are staggered to not hit the pantry shelves when you close the door and make sure your screws, for mounting the rack, aren't to long to go through the door.
1517548
It could if you don't have shels in the tantrum facing the foo I have mine on the wall next to my stove
1517549
It needs to be mounted with screw - I think they are about 1 inch line or maybe less. So if your door is thick and solid I would think yes
1517550
I mounted mine inside on the pantry wall using hollow wall anchors. You could probably use the same approach on a door. If the door is solid wood--probably no problem at all.
186230
It would be a very tight fit. I would also be concerned about the door being able to hold the weight of the fully filled rack.
1741005
No I do not believe so because the stability of the rack is dependent on being mounted to the full surface of the door, which enables it to slide in and out.
1065948
I think you could make it work for that, but not "off the shelf". You would have to attach a bracket of some sort to the inside of the sliding part of the door, near the outside edge. It's difficult to explain, but if you look at the product photo, you can see that the end of the bar butts up to the door frame. You would need something on the door for the bar to butt up to. Maybe a piece of aluminum "L". I think a clever handyman could make this work.
378602
I have mine secured on a wall. It's a really nice heavy rack. I don't know if you could properly secure it on a door. It is worth trying, I love mine.
249266
I don't see why not. On one end, the brackets are attached to the track, so the orientation of the bin shouldn't matter. Note however that it's best to mount the other end to the frame of the cabinet door, because the frame is thicker. I have an extra wide door so I had to mount the brackets to the door panel, which is too thin for the screws. So I glued a piece of 1/4" plywood to the back of the door panel and mounted the brackets to it.
2007263
Yes I am sure it could be mounted on the back of a door, as long as the door is strong enough to hold the screws properly and the weight when there is stuff hanging on the lines. The unit itself is not heavy. I hope this is helpful to you
404496
There are screws included with the rack. My son-in-law attached it to the cabinet door with them. It holds 3 boxes of baggies, but takes up some of the shelf space when the door is closed. If you could put it on a door that does not have shelves behind it you could put taller objects in i such as Handi-Wrap or Alluminum Foil. I bought an under the shelf holder for these.
1992374
No, you cannot install it under the cabinet, and also it gets really hot on the top. And the rack does not extend out with opening the door. I had problems with this one where the door did not close all the way and stayed open about a 1/4 inch.
1235297
I don't think it can. I do not see anything on the back of the unit that would allow that to be done. You might could if you can find an alternative way to mount it. Not sure if this is a very good answer or not?
1600997
The back of the rack has two holes that fit over two screws that you attach to the vertical surface. The rack slides down 1/2" and horizontally another 1/2" to lock it into place upon the screws. If you wanted to mount this to kitchen tile, you would need to drill the holes in the tile and also manage to secure the screws to a solid surface -- which could require placing anchors to hold the screws. It could be possible to instead attach it to the tile using construction adhesive, a two-piece adhesive (e.g. 3M Command), magnetic, or Velcro strip, etc. Mine is mounted to wood, but mounting to kitchen tile would be a doable DIY project. I love my knife rack and get compliments on it from every visitor to my kitchen.
1279491
Technically, yes. However, the rack is fairly thin, so it would be a question of how much weight you would put on it.
1741017
It doesn't appear to have any place at back to allow mounting. Unless there is a mounting bracket available I would say no.
1126157
I wouldn't. There are 4 holes on the back, but the metal of the hood isn't very thick and wouldn't support much weight. A cheap solution would be to get piece of shelving the size of the hood with two brackets mounted to the wall upside down and mount the hood to the bottom of the shelf. This will give you some extra storage space as well.
889397
Yes. It came with metal brackets that you screw onto the side. This allows it to be installed on a standard rack.
413607
Yes that where I installed mine. My pantry door is hollow and The four screws holes hold it down nicely
2019626
Yes, you might have to buy some extra fasteners of some kind. But my hubby attached the lower section to my pantry door so it wouldn't swing freely.