The shelf I have is 1.25" thick. Can I mount this basket?
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By my measurements, the back part of the shelf would slip over that width but then the front is only a bit over an inch (about an inch and an eighth) so not sure if it could be forced wider or just not go back as far as you might want it.
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Hi Fang - I use these baskets often in my business when I organize people's homes. I have not used these baskets on any 1.25" shelves. For that thickness, some bending would be required. The long metal pieces that fit over the shelf can be bent. The metal is strong so tools would be needed. There is the possibility that the basket would tilt and not be square. Best regards, S.
863115
The shelf looks like it would accommodate up to 2-". My door width is about the same as yours.
1894330
My cabinet was 2" thick and at the maximum adjustment it wouldn't fit. Mine was maybe 1/8" too large. If yours is 1 5/8" thick it should work fine for you. It's a nice unit.
1665563
Peggy, I would not purchase this shelf if you're looking to corner mount it. I'd look for a unit that is made for a corner mount. From what I can recall, this will not mount directly into a corner.
1015245
Yes, but you must use a laminate OSB or particle board. The stress along on dimension lumber will snap the board along the grain. So if you choose a piece of hardwood it must not project past the bracket more than 4", which would make for a very shallow shelf. Unless you don't mind the weight supported on the shelf will more than likely dent the wood where the wood meeting the metal support.
437513
Not any wire baskets I know of; they usually fit over a 3/4" shelf. The shelf fronts of this system are faced with a 1"X2" +/- facing board.
1769754
I don't think you could. It's pretty tall. But check your shelving height and see. It wouldn't fit in mine.
470920
I would think so. The base cabinet my sink is in is a 25". They did have to make some adjustments, but since it was an undermount, there were no real problems. I have been very pleased with this sink. I would recommend it.
1564535
Could, but the arm extensions and bottom braces could get in the way if the self was narrow...but then for a wide shelf, prob 1.5 ft or more, good idea that I had not considered
673333
It will fit over 1 inch at best. I have mine slid over a wire shelving on a rack.
1565213
This wouldn't work well on wire shelves if the wires run front to back of cabinet. In terms of the "skirt", the measurement for that area of the shelf is just under 1 and 1/2". No room for error there and you wouldn't want the basket to not slide all the way onto the shelf. Good luck
517194
only if they are short shelves. 1/2 inch is about half the strength of 3/4. The sides may bow after time. I would not use 1/2.
177653
The inside dimension on mine is 1-1/4". . .You might be able to "re-bend" the space to accommodate your shelf?
207066
I put the top shelf at the highest "notch" and was able to fit shallow baskets to store our dogs leash, flashlights, gloves, etc. I bought the Whitmor 6500-2711 Rattique Shelf Tote, Red ( here's the link -http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CFNYPBA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s03?ie=UTF8&psc;=1). If those are too shallow for what you want, I wouldn't see why you couldn't leave out a shelf and use deeper baskets.
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The back portion will, but the front is only a one inch gap. So it depende on how much room you have for this shelf to stick out in front. I'm thinking the shelf will only go half way back on a two inch shelf. My basket is attached to a one inch shelf and it works well. It should slide over metal also. Your only problem will be the two inches.
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Bob says you could modify your cabinet and I say don't try. The bracket and waste baskets require 21 3/4 " would protrude and not allow the door to close . It is built for a 24" (23 1/2" minumum) cabinet. Best bet is to find a combination that will fit your cabinet such as the simplehuman Deluxe Twin Bucket Pull Out Recycler that Amazon offers. It would fit.
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As long as the dimensions are the same, don't see why not. Make sure you have the clearance with the height, the shelf might take up an extra bit.