Can you secure this to the bottom of your cabinet with screws or something similar?
1508779
No, but it stays in place. At one point I had it placed in the back of my cabinet, and if I pulled let's say the cutting board too hard, it may tip over. But the product is pretty sturdy and assists with organizing for a good price.
1508780
Not necessary. It stands perfectly by itself or with pans. If you really think it is necessary, I suppose you could.
1508781
yes! use the type of fastener that is used to secure cords to a base board. or if you happen to have a fastener of the type that is used to secure wire shelving to a wall. the kind that is often seen with the closet organizer type shelving. or you can look around and see what you can repurpose. when I bought this rack it was listed as a magazine holder. I immediately saw it as the perfect rack to hold my ceramic coated frying pans. good luck
1142859
Not easily but it could be done. The rear wall of the cabinet is not strong enough to hold it. Eye hooks on the top would not work well either as the top will not support the weight. You could buy a pair of shelf brackets and set the cabinet on them and then secure the top with the little L pieces that came with it to keep it from tipping. the only other option would be to replace the back of the cabinet with a real wood piece of plywood properly secured to the top,sides ,and bottom.
700331
you must drill holes in the bottom of the cabinet but might possibly just glue the front andrear with a good permanent adhesive for metal & wood. that should work. i have installed 15 of this brand in my home but with drilled holes only to permit easy screw install'
767874
No, not on mine,measure the thickness of you cabinet door, you can add a thin shim if needed, you can always get shorter screws.
1906476
No. The back wall of the cabinet is a mirror so you would not be able to screw/mount to a back wall.
797761
yes it can and will just be careful when you install it.you may have to use spacers to keep the screws from penetrating into the interior of the cabinet
264779
It is secured to the cabinet with the provided hardware. So you could take it back off. But there will be some screw holes that won't be seen unless they looked inside.
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.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
827147
In my experience of using the ShelfLinks I would not say they would be secure without using screws to hold all the upright and horizontal 2x4's in place. Especially when you are taking items on and off the shelves...I even secured the bases to the floor so that the base would stay as secure as possible.
711101
Yes there are tabs on the back end of each unit to secure it to a cabinet bottom and the screws are included.
1819696
yes and if you have any questions, ask Sauder. I do not remember it correctly because some of the directions were not clear, but supposedly the top cabinet needs to mount to a wall stud in order for it to be secure. Sauder Customer Service is excellent.
524133
attach to the bottom, because some cabinet width is different than the others,
918074
You could mount it anywhere that two screws would hold it. Ours is mounted on the wall just belw our cabinets. Solid, looks good and keeps it off the counter. Win, win, win.
1435764
I'm sure they could, the only require about 1/4 inch to be fastened properly.to be honest though I am not impressed at all with these, the magnets are very weak. They do keep my cabinets closed but a small bump will release it from the magnet. If you are using them in something moving I would suggest Getting something stronger than these
1656817
You most definitely can just attach this to the floor of the cabinet. That is what I did. It is a very sturdy, well made addition to your cabinet!
2134896
I have no idea if you can hang it under a counter top...it might take some effort and really good drill bit to get the screws in there since counter tops are generally thick...sorry the answer isn't any better.