My cabinet door is 22 3/4" high and 14 1/2" wide. The opening is 12 " wide and 21.2" long. Will the 4SR-15 work for me as a door mount?
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The rack itself with no spices on the top shelf is 21.25 inches at it's longest point so you would have to shave the top a little and only use the top shelf for short spice jars. The width with the side mounting tabs is right at 12 inches and could probably be made to fit. Your overall install will be challenging and your top shelf limited to jars about 2.5 inches. You also will not be able to have shelves set at the same height at the rack shelves as they extend into the cabinet when closed.
1727869
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.
1037282
The mounting screws go in to a depth of about 3/4 of an inch into the frame. If I understand the question correctly. My frame was about the same width and it worked.
78373
Yes it will fit, the door i use it in 36 inches wide. Mine measures 41", depending how heavy you are, im 140, i wouldn't go beyond 36".
1960374
Uhm no it will not! The brackets it comes with will only open 3/4 inch. Mine measures almost 3 inches so we had to buy different brackets and rig it to fit.Needless to say it was a huge pain in my butt.
1424061
This won't work as the bracketry is too wide for your cabinet. You can shim out a wider cabinet but can't reduce the width of this product.
1677720
There are some other variables to consider, that you have not clarified. Is each individual door opening framed? Is 16.5" the framed opening or the door width. The opening is the vital specs. The assembled 4sbsu-18 is 18.6"h x 13.5"w x 5"d . If you have a 16.5" wide door, and your opening is larger then the assembled specs. then the 18 should work for you.
1424900
Yes, 14 1/2 x 24 1/2 should work just fine. I think 24" exactly would be best, but the "body" of the cabinet is greater than 25" and will cover your opening.
59220
Probably not. If the cabinet is 15" once you subtract the thickness of the material forming the side walls (.5"ea? .75"ea) your interior dimension of the cabinet might be 13.5"-14". Don't forget that under mount sinks have brackets that attach to the bottom side of the countertop and require an additional 1" of clearance around the sink....so you need about 15 5/8" to mount it. There are ways to mount it without the supplied bracket, that's another conversation.
1868030
Yes it will work. I bought one of these mounts for mine and it fits perfectly.
874084
Steve, different sizes for different applications - suggest to try R3 good for most cabinetry, good luck, Peter
186231
Possibly. The rack is 11" wide, 3" in depth and 17 3/4" in length. It will fit if you have inside shelves that are at least 3 1/2 to 4" from the door when it is closed. I hope this helps. I did mount mine in my pantry. Good luck
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Dear Pat, it Requires 14-3/4" minimum cabinet OPENING: you must to measure the frame internally with the open door. I'm sure if the OPENING is longer than 14-3/4" it will fit perfectly. Then, When you talk about the 15" door (I mean the door piece itself), I can't Know the frame size, because it depends of the cabinet model or the structure thickness.
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I installed it in an 18" wide cabinet, I would guess that the unit requires about 15" width for clearance. Do they have a wider model? Yes it will fit a 24" cabinet width, but if they have an other unit that is made to fit closer to 24", you will have about +4" space on each side.
921067
My cabinet door is 20.25" X 14.5" and the rack extends a little less than 7". It fit well in this space.
531843
I ( think). This won't work on your door. It's been a long time since I've put mine in. You might want to go to store and measure one there or ask seller for dimensions
761933
A #8 will fit with plenty of room to spare. Actually any tapered head screw that will fit a 3/8" hole should work. The taper starts at 3/4" and tapers to 3/8". The magnet is 1/2" thick and the taper occupies half of that thickness or about 1/4". The magnet is 1-7/8" in diameter. All such magnets should be carefully mounted as they are subject to cracking if undue force is applied on the screw. At 150 lbs of rated pull, the mounting screw or bolt should be substantial and securely flush mounted. I would not use anything other than a tapered head screw or bolt as other shapes would unduly alter the stress point of the mount.