How long are the screws? This will go inside a cabinet door so I want to make sure the screws will fit inside. Thanks!
1532476
There are two 1" long screws that came with the product. These screws are probably too long and will poke through a cabinet door, you should buy the appropriate length screws to match the thickness of your cabinet.
1532477
it is a good towel holder. you can use specialty screws of the length you need to get the job done without putting a hole through the cabinet.
1532478
I am probably not the best one to answer this question since I often use my own screws for the application I have. These screws appear to be #8 or #10 round head screws and I believe they came with plastic anchors. Therefore, I would be prepared to substitute the enclosed screws for ones you supply since they will probably be too long. This is an excellent towel holder. It is made of spring steel covered with a soft plastic coating. Most are flimsy plastic.
1532479
Probably too long. I decided to put mine in the wall because if I put them into the cabinet they would have got all the way through. Really I should have just bought smaller screw's but I was to lazy and didn't care.
1532480
We under mounted it and the screws stuck out of the bottom, so we had to file them. I think they were around 3/4" or so.
706303
I have several of these, but never had any problems. Have no idea on the size of the screws. SorryAce Hardware has a great selection on screws, perhaps they can help you.
1192039
The organizer needs screws that are provided. There are 2 screw holes at the top and 1 at the bottom. The holes at the top are 1 1/2 inches from each side. I was afraid when ordering it that it wouldn't fit on the back of my kitchen cabinet doors because they are recessed on the outside. But the organizer fit right in and the screws are in the deeper part of the wood.
424426
Approximately 1/2 inch. You wouldn't want them much longer because then they would go thru the under cabinet shelf. I love this product. Oh, and it has double-sided tape that you can use if you don't want to use screws. I wouldn't trust just the tape, so I used the screws.
108122
The screws measure 13" across the cabinet interior when installed. Measure inside you cabinet to make sure you have enough clearance within the interior (i.e. shelf width within the cabinet). If you are concerned about the depth, you should be OK as the unit measures 13" and the screws are 3 1/4" and 7 1/2" front to back. Four screws in all.
2175984
I'll do my best to answer your question because mine is mounted to the underside of kitchen cabinet next to sink so it was bit difficult to measure; however, to the best of my ability I measured the following: distance between screw holes on the long inside wood part is 6 & 6/8 inches on center (which is probably what you're asking for mounting).
1313780
Tiny. My organizers are installed so I can't check the length, but I'd guess roughly 1/2 inch. (This might sound silly, but you'll find them taped to the back of the cardboard label on the organizer, so don't think you got slighted and they're not included--they're tiny and not obvious until you search for them!) Sorry for not being exact. If a kid were to hang on the organizers the screws would eventually pull out. (The organizer would probably bend too.) If mine ever do come off (I've got little kids around) and I need to reinstall the organizer, I'll end up buying molly bolts or some other type of anchor so I can use the same holes. I don't know where you plan to install your organizers--a solid door, sheetrock, thin door, etc. I installed mine on a pantry door that has a hollow core. They've been up for about 5-6 weeks and get constant use. So far I don't have any loosening of the screws at all, so I'm happy. You can drill a pilot hole for the screw, which I suggest because it makes hanging it easier. If you don't have a drill you can make a pilot hole with a hammer and nail (just make sure you don't go through the other side of a cabinet door!). I'm not sure you can hang them on something super thin without mounting them to something else first, and then mounting that board to the thin one with something like construction adhesive. Where the screw goes is a u-shaped place and the screw rests on the wire around it, making it snug and tight so the holder won't slide left or right, or up or down. It's very stationary. Hope this helps. :)
1641552
Am not sure how long they are ... it was awhile ago. Don't remember if we used the ones supplied with the product or purchased others, but we have had no problem with the screws going through the doors. You could simply buy others if you feel they are too long after measuring. Love this product.
1584308
They will fit in standard cabinets. For widths measure the opening at the front. They mount to the bottom. These are really good quality. They almost roll back into the cabinet by themselves. I was afraid that because I was losing space (a few inches) on the side that I wouldn't be able to get as much in. I found I got even more space because I could stack things like pots and pans. They are really easy to install. I'm a 67 year old woman and the only problem I had was getting back up off the floor.
140294
I'm not sure what you are asking. I was replacing my old cabinet hinges and got exactly the same measurements I was needing. From the middle of the top hole on the long part to the middle of the bottom hole is 2 1/8". My other holes fit except I had to drill a few more deeper to get the new screw in. I was also short a screw so I was glad I kept some of my old white ones. I used a black sharpie to color over the white & put it on a lower cabinet.
550510
Not sure what screws you are speaking of. My door slides into frame without screws. My frame, which is wall mount and double door, has four screws. The four in mine are a wood screw as they are mounted into wood framing beams. Not entirely sure if there is a true correct screw. Just take your door to hardware store and ask what they suggest for the material you are mounting on.
1168986
I had a couple of drawers thicker that I had to put in longer screws. But the drawer pulls went in fine then. I had quite a collection of screws. If you don't, take the pull to the hardware store and they can match the threads in a longer pull. You can also use the original screws in the first drawer pulls. I have an apartment kitchen and liked them so much in my kitchen ..............installed them in the other kitchen. Great looking and great value
1641553
Too long. Use other screws. I covered this in my review when I posted it. Nobody's cabinets are as long as these screws. Can't measure them. We threw them out.
2230647
You should be able to use the same screws that were in the door. If not you can order them separately, just search online for the screws to go with that part.
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.
569553
Sorry, but I do not remember their exact length. They were less than 1". They come with drywall anchors. Not sure how safe or secure the unit will serve on a moving cabinet door. Also, make sure you have a solid wood door cabinet. Otherwise it might not hold.
921064
I have mine inside of one of my cabinets. Here's a trick: Find a roll of the widest wrap you have, e.g., extra-wide aluminum foil. Hold it vertically inside yor cabinet door. Hold the rack over it to approximate the best location to hold that roll. That's where you'll place it. If it can hold THAT roll, it can hold anything! Plus, if you don't have a drill for the screw holes, never fear----use a hammer and a wider-bore nail to make holes big enough for the screws.Enjoy your rack!