my cabinet is attached to the wall so there is no opening on the back.how ever i could leave the front door open.is this device can br relevante to me
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Since the vent for this unit is in the back and the fan speed switch is in the front, you probably could turn the Antec unit around so the vent is blowing out the front. However the switch fan speed switch would then be a bit hard to reach if you stack anything on top. I just leave mine on all the time so if you do that and take into consideration that the power adapter plugs into the back too, it would work fine.
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You have to make sure the cabinet is level....if it is the doors will not pop open.....they sell "shims" in your local hardware store.....shim the cabinet and that should correct the problem....I leveled mine and attached to the wall with anchors. Hope this helps!
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Hello Phillip; There is a front door but no back door, if you leave the back panel off then you will have an opening in the back. Bob
1558222
There is not a permanent mount to the outside of the cabinet. The lock system has one magnetic lock, a latch (both screw into the inside of the cabinet with short screws) and a magnetic key. The key releases the lock when it is placed over the lock from the outside of the cabinet. Does that help?
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The door needs to open on the opposite side of th e part that pulls out first. In other words the pull out needs to be mounted on the nonhinge side of the cabinet door.
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Under the shelf within the cabinet. If you tried to attach it under the cabinet it would prohibit you cabinet door from fully closing.
113894
I'm sorry. I meant to respond to you sooner. Yes you can leave the door open but you may have to squeeze by unless the door opens all the way back. My cat loved this thing and it's very neat and strong. It doesn't take up as much room as the towers that set up in corners. I got the bigger one, put towels on the floor of each level, and sprinkled a little catnip on each floor to get my cat to explore it. I think it's a great invention. I hope this helps.
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Are you asking how to install them without the door closing while you're doing the install? If so, we installed to the door then held it up like it would be when it was shut and screwed the hinge to the cabinet frame. If you're asking if the self-closing is optional, no its not. Like Kemosabe said, its a wonderful feature, but it's not optional, so you'll need to find different hinges if you don't want that feature.
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No. The back wall of the cabinet is a mirror so you would not be able to screw/mount to a back wall.
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The back is open. We attached ours to the wall of the coop - works great and makes it easy to remove and clean.
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The cabinet can be secured to the wall. When the doors are open you see the back of the wall. I am pretty happy with mine, fits perfect in my small bathroom.
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There is nothing visible from the outside when the cabinet door is closed. It does require that the door lie on top of the face frame of the cabinet. Where the hinge attaches to the door, there needs to be a large hole drilled partly into the door to accept the hinge mechanism. Try checking the Blum web site for a diagram.
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Frankly if the cabinet is open, you do not really need the fan. Biut given the choices, I would pull air through the front and exhaust to the back.
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Once you lower the unit, you would simply pull it open. I don't bother closing mine as it is used so frequently. The string would hang freely at one end. I put a hook on a nearby wall & hook the string there to make it safer as we have young children who might reach up and pull the string. I'm very pleased with this product overall.
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If your wall studs are no closer than 16 inches center to center for the full length of the cabinet, and your cabinet is no wider than 15 inches, this will work. Just leave room for the door to open and close.
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To be able to answer your question it's better if you can provide a few extra details like: what type of equipment do you have inside the cabinet, how far is the back of the cabinet from the wall?
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There are two screws that will attach it to the wall at the very top inside of the cupboard. I believe if you did not want it attached, it would still work, with a little less stability, perhaps.