Are the K cups placed in holes or are they held in by rails? I am trying to ask if the cups in back slide forward when you remove the ones in front.
1997236
No each k-cups goes into its own hole. They do not slide forward. I love this unit. It's not even noticeable under the kitchen cabinet.
1997237
They are in holes. They do not slide forward, but are still pretty easy to reach. I like it better than the tower I had because it saves counter space and I didn't like to see the empty holes on the tower. Now the empty holes are hidden away. :)
1997238
These are hold in place under the cabinet by two may sticky pad or screws. The cups sit in holes. No the ones in the back don't slide forward.
958540
My experience with the slide holder has been that the slides fit perfectly into the little squares, when they are in the slide holders. Are your slides in the cases still?
1551624
I think, they are not real keurig. I made a comparison to a real one and they are slightly different. Enough to leak some liquid.
835744
i have had this happen,its because it didnt get a proper hole punched in the bottom or the top of the k cup,just redo and you should be good to go,,some brand of the k cups are a little diff
1078948
They go in the little plastic holder that came with the coffee maker. It twists apart and the filter goes between the two pieces and they snap back together. It sits right over the coffee grounds, resting on the edge. If you don't have the filter holder, you'll have to try and get that or you can't use these. Hope this helps.
1636727
These cup holders do have predrilled holes. However, I don't recall how far apart the holes are. You could probably just screw through the plastic to make you own hole. That's what I would have done if the holes didn't fit in my vehicle.Lisa H. from October 30, 2014 is spot on! These are not made for locking in a cup securely in place. Looking back I would have returned these but I didn't want to go through the hassle. You get what you pay for!
1361287
yes, i too have had a problem w/ the drawer sticking. it seems that if the k-cups are not exactly in the correct place, they get stuck. i do not have my coffee maker on top of it and it still happens.
191502
No holes underneath. Tea bags would fit, but it's shaped to accommodate the Keurig cups. I tried putting a Bigelow single tea packet in there and it crushes the packet down a little. I suppose you could fit loose tea bags in there fine though.
783923
There is a round ring on the bottom so not exactly flat but they do stand up ok. There is a lip around the rim of the cups.
100590
If you are referring to the vue cups that make travel cup brews ..Yes. I have used mine to hold vue cups(in the horizontal positioon the spout end down in the rail. The K-cups laying sideways in opposite directions facing sideways. I should have purchased two. It works well, holds the pot on top and the rolling mechanism works well when you need to move it in or out. Hope this helps.
1248981
I put the dimples side down. Although, I'm not really sure if it makes any difference! If I remove them from my old Illy caf machine immediately after use they don't stick. If yours stick, try just pushing the brew button without the handle attached, and that should blow them out. That's what I do if one gets left in there over night. Good luck!
1004876
I'm in the same boat here. Bought a "Brew & Save" but it doesn't fit in the commercial K-cup holder (there are 2 tabs in there that make it too tight and cause it to misalign with the needle in the bottom). Anyone know if a standard K-cup holder will fit in a commercial model? Mine is the K140.
468387
I didn't have any issues. I think everything just slided together. The cup piece might need some force to snap in. I love this drying rack, it's strong and it looks cute too!
2224856
They load from the right side, but are slide out containers, one for coffee and one for the water. Not worth the money, we already got rid of our after just two years and many problems.
699737
I am not familiar with that style of cup. The pads are 1" thick, and when the k-cup is inserted there is about 3/4" of the cup is sticking out. They fit very tight. We have them on the inside door of a cabinet. I would say they should work fine.
729454
NO - the cups do not adjust. This is for vertical mounting only. I have been impressed with how strong the clamps are and these have proved to be a great purchase and quite handy to have onboard.
1176019
The drawer is an excellent design for the standard K-Cup. Keurig lists "mini" brewers but not different sizes of K-Cups. Incidentally, I have mounted my drawers to the underside of kitchen cabinets...saves counter space.