can this be installed on a on a existing regular drawer system?
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It should work with any false front drawer of the right size. It won't work with a functioning drawer, of course.
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These hinges are designed to convert false drawer fronts on sink base cabinets into usable storage, using specially designed trays that mount on the back of the false drawer front. The hinges mount on the cabinet frame and the back side of the drawer front, allowing them to tilt downward to open. Not sure why you would want to use these on a "regular drawer system". Picture the drawer front without the box. These hinges could be mounted on the cabinet frame and could open and close the drawer front.
1547150
I installed it on existing false front on a bathroom vanity. Simply turn the screw to adjust the range of opening.
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Yes, you just use the existing drawer front but you will also need a tray. Make sure the tray is the right size and doesn't interfere with the hinges.
1568096
Yes they can. They're just like any other knob with the screw inside the drawer.
1655401
I don't think so. The right side with the lower shelf is shorter than the left side where the drawer is. The grooves are designed in specific spots to fit what is in the picture.
1130253
No. Mine is 15.25 in fixed length and so you have to have at least that much room in either length or width of the drawer.
101762
As far as I know you can't, unless you want ball bearings rolling everywhere. I attached the sides to the cabinet. Then slid the drawer in and shimmed it up and level pulling it out and putting in screws.
2209149
Of course it depends on your drawer size but yes, it should fit in any standard size drawer. I love mine. Bought it for my mom and ended buying one for myself as well!
748517
I don't see why you couldn't. The hardware suggesting top drawers are illusory.
504007
Just like any cabinet/drawer yes. Depending on the hardware you might have a hole to fill and hide with magic marker or something.
1048521
Yes. You just have to be careful where you place them on the door or drawer because of the thickness of the wood. This will affect the length of the screw needed to attach the handles.
2095838
No, the drawer would be in the way and it wouldnt fit. Check out other ones with drawers on other side.
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There is a small plastic piece that needs to be installed on the underneath side of the opening in the cabinet where the drawer would fit into. It is fastened by 2 screws. If there is no way to pre drill holes and then screw the plastic piece into place, then this is not the product for your purpose. Also, the piece that is attached to the drawer is larger than one might think. On my cabinet it takes up 2.5 inches from the top of the drawer because it can't sit flush with the top of the drawer to work properly.
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I think you could; however, it might need some adaptation, otherwise the bolts affixing the vise to the cabinet might interfere with the opening of the top drawer and it's contents. A way to work around would be to afix the vise with the bolts upside down, with the head under the cabinet top and threads / nuts piercing through to secure the vise. Naturally, if it is a swiveling vise, you'll have to check the bolts height to avoid interfering with that too. I would mount it with the hande to either side, so it does not stay in the way of the top drawer(s). Hope I did not bother you with too long an answer for a simple question!! Good luck!!
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hi i am not sure cause i returned it to amazon the next day i saw that it doesn't fit my drawer ? sorry
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I don't see why you wouldn't. I have them installed with mine. I guess it all depends on how deep your drawers are.
2199733
Yes remove the Philips head screws where you adjust drawer height and lift off tracks.
873660
Depends on your application. I have added to the shelving system for my fiance's walk in closet as shirt drawer
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Yes, this will extend fully. Likewise, the drawer can be removed completely. The drawer glides on two roller tracks mounted on the bottom sides similar to cabinet drawers. Be advised that these are constructed with a wooden "stick" framework over which a stiffened paperboard with a thin textured plastic skin is stapled onto. The aluminum corners and edges are very thin. So these are very lightweight and I would not suggest loading it up with dense files. I think the weight of a fully loaded drawer would topple the unit; especially if these were stacked. All in all these are nice to look at, but I would not trust them to be secure at all. Yes, this will extend fully. Likewise, the drawer can be removed completely. The drawer glides on two roller tracks mounted on the bottom sides similar to cabinet drawers. Be advised that these are constructed with a wooden "stick" framework over which a stiffened paperboard with a thin textured plastic skin is stapled onto. The aluminum corners and edges are very thin. So these are very lightweight and I would not suggest loading it up with dense files. I think the weight of a fully loaded drawer would topple the unit; especially if these were stacked. All in all these are nice... » Read More Yes, this will extend fully. Likewise, the drawer can be removed completely. The drawer glides on two roller tracks mounted on the bottom sides similar to cabinet drawers. Be advised that these are constructed with a wooden "stick" framework over which a stiffened paperboard with a thin textured plastic skin is stapled onto. The aluminum corners and edges are very thin. So these are very lightweight and I would not suggest loading it up with dense files. I think the weight of a fully loaded drawer would topple the unit; especially if these were stacked. All in all these are nice to look at, but I would not trust them to be secure at all. « Show Less