Does this need screwed down to cabinets or does it just sit in cabinet?
2010145
To be stable when the tray is rolled out it needs to be screwed to the cabinet. It's a sturdy, heavy-duty rolling tray. Mine is perfect for organizing all the cleaning products under the sink.
2010146
the frame screws into the cabinet and is secure. the metal drawer rolls out. it will not fall out because it has stops. it is very strong can hold a whole shelf of canned foods, pull out and not bend the frame. a very good product.
1644321
No, it doesn't look like it can be screwed to the cabinet floor. However, the piece itself does not move around a lot. The only problem I noted is that the dividers come out often.
617258
No, the cabinet can be secured to the wall for stability but must rest on a flat surface. I have my cabinet set on top of plywood cut to size to keep it off the garage floor to avoid any moisture transfer.
912808
No, this unit screws to the base of the cabinet, then slides in and out. Directions are good and unit was easy to install. Exactly fit my cabinet size.
698841
I have a rental and installed it in my place...I nailed it to a board that lies against the cupboard wall instead of nailing it permanently in place. I love it!
673896
Yes, it attaches to the floor of the cabinet with a couple stirrup brackets using screws that go vertically into the cabinet bottom. You'd have holes to seal/gasket in your drip tray if it were to go underneath.
1600849
There are 4 slotted holes on the back of the cabinet. You just mark the holes and depending on where in your wall you hit put in anchors if needed and install the screws. Leave them out so you can slide the cabinet into them and then tighten them some. I didn't tighten them a whole lot just snugged them to the cabinet. I did it by myself but if you could get someone to help you hold it up while you mark the screw holes would be easier.
471194
does it sit in some type of something .. im wondering how it stands and how it would be moved if need be ?
268698
Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
1523466
It is screwed down. We have no problem with it. My mother uses it as well when taking a shower.It is very convenient.
469774
It will be flush up against the cabinet. However, depending on the depth of your cabinet it may hang out from the cabinet about an inch or so as it does with mine. Which becomes hardly concernable after you get have it for a couple weeks. Make sure you buy the correct mountable kit.
1286798
Yes, you need to mount it on the cabinet wall. All hardware included. Pretty easy to change it.
976755
I mounted it between a cabinet and the stove. It needs to be secured on the floor, back wall and to the countertop. I have had no problems with it there
524133
attach to the bottom, because some cabinet width is different than the others,
1145601
It has been so long since we installed it, I am not sure. Let me look at it.... I do have bolt heads on the bottom shelf that go must into a mounting plate under the cabinet, so I think it is installed on the bottom of the cabinet.
1830601
We intalled ours in a build-in cabinet space (it replaced the same model that we had for 14 years) - it is wobbly, but that is becasue it needs to be bolted down but me husband has not gotten around to doing it yet. :) Good luck!
1791985
Batteries go in the bottom. Use the Velcro they provide. I superglued the Velcro to both the unit and the underside of the cabinet.