Drop down clearance? If this only drops 6" can I get to the back cups? I have a 3.5" face board so this would mount 3.5" up &amp; under my cabinet?
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I just went to examine mine. my clearance is very shallow. you may be able to get them out but you will be reaching under your counter at that point for sure. and you will not be able to read what your cup choices are without ducking under to look. but it will still mount out of sight if that is your main goal and you will be able to use those holes for storage. hope that helps.
2145306
Mine is 3/4" from top of rail mounted. This is the base with the rear site down
742758
23.5" though the front wood design might be a little wobbly without the legs supporting it. Those drop down 3.5" from the base of the cabinet. Hope that helps.
618426
Unless you can Lower the door header by 6", You will have to find different hardware. As this hardware sticks above the door about 6".
1302582
This model hangs down about 6inches and is not "flush". You would need a different model.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
100431
It depends on the thickness of the layers. The inside clearance measures just under 6".
290837
You don't say how much clearance you do have. This unit requires19¼" high. If you don't have 19¼ clearance below your sink it won't fit. I had 20 inches and it wouldn't work under my counter. The company refunded my money with out any problems though. Bought the smaller 20qt, but didn't think that through very well, 20 quarts is more for a bathroom installation. Ended up using my old 13 gal slide out. Was disappointed because I really wanted it attached to the door.
424397
Jeet, the sub is only 3" high so if you have that clearance you should be able to fit it. Eric C
911760
I also did a dropped ceiling. I left 6 1/2" because of the angle the long side had to slide in the hole. The more room you can leave the better.
1106384
The first step down from the mount is about 4 3/8" (112mm). The next would be the fins at 4 1/8" (105mm). There is the mount that is on the bottom that has to be considered. That mount sticks out.
542744
Mounts on the bottom of you cabinet - depending on the lip of your cabinet, you may need to use the shims - I used my own that had less lift.
88432
for me 6.5 inches - I think that it depends where it is mounted. I love it though.
982455
Mine is 4", and it has room to spare, plus it has a 3" expander that I am not using, so it should work fine on a 6". The outside edge slides into the valet, so a peak in the center shouldn't affect the fit.
210309
Yes, 18" will be on the rack with 6" overhang which is a fair ratio as long as the product is installed in a stud and/or well supported. On mine currently I have two boards, my 9' Becker & 9'6" Donald Takayama both roughly 22"-23" wide. You should be good to go. - The Hubby.
51093
The rear hinge can move vertically to give about 3/4" clearance if you require the cover to be perfectly parallel to the glass platen. When the cover is flipped back (to about 70 angle) there is about 5" of vertical clearance above the back edge of the glass. Check Newegg for your purchase - at one hundred and four dollars today.
1986459
If it's a 6.5" speaker opening with reasonable space then yes. Or, if it's a 6x9 opening and you buy an adapter. I dont' know exactly how much top and bottom mount depth you have but I'd say if it's a shallow mounting area then these are probably best to avoid.