How tall is the tower (to know space needed under the counter)?Also, is there any reason the CO2 container can't go inside on the shelf?
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The tower itself is about 12 inches. The height to the top of the handles is about 15.5 inches. I'm not sure what shelf you are referring to for the CO2. The kegs take up most of the inside. You may be able to squeeze it in there but there is a bracket on the back specificaly for the CO2. Hope this helps
1570856
Yes, but it'll be tight. The measurements inside is 19 7/8" wide and because there are glass doors, the depth is 17 1/4". Now one thing to keep in mind is that the component may overheat b/c there's is only a ventilation strip that runs the height of the unit in the back that is a few inches wide. You'll need to give the component extra head space (move the shelf up) or consider a fan unit to blow air depending on the type of unit. Also note, the glass is clear on the unit. It's not a bad unit and fits my needs.
63233
There is 13 inches clearance between the counter and the wire shelf above it. The counter is 17 inches front to back. I don't use mine for a microwave, as I have a built-in unit. I have a plant, a tea caddie, a teapot, and a decorative bottle on the shelves. My kitchen area is small so this baker's rack provides extra storage that I need. I use the drawers for tea, bread, dish towels, and treats. I love this rack! It is pretty and very functional.
1413140
My bottom shelf is 13 and 1/2 inches in height. Middle shelf is almost 13 inches, the top shelf, (fixed) is 15 inches but looks less as there is a small narrow horizontal piece of wood across the top.I am pleased with my cupboard although it doesn't keep shut. I think my son can fix that one day when he has time.I use my cupboard for saucepans etc. so I don't have to bend down into the under counter areas.I thought that liquor bottles had to be kept horizontal but that maybe just wine, and I am no expert on the matter.Best wishes, Eleanor
1478767
Sorry I didn't reply sooner, our internet was down for 10 days due to lightning. The shelf is 10 inches wide, 20 inches of vertical space, depth is 22 inches...can probably hold 80 lb. I have a large gaming computer I built myself that has access ports on the top, and is therefore unusable on the shelf. I still love the design of the desk and keep my cpu on top of the desk. The desk is strong, but a tad wobbly (just make sure all the screws are tight).
1267807
Need 9 3/4 inches of height space, so it would fit in a mini fridge with one wire shelf removed. Fits in mine!
1901661
I would say it very much depends on your level of commitment to the project and abilities. As it arrives, probably not. I would also think some ventilation for the unit would be necessary as it does get warm when running. The height I doubt is standard for a counter, but anything is possible. With a little longer lines, relocating the tower on the top, and some ventilation for the compressor I'm sure it is possible, but not box ready to do so.
1645672
Depends how tall your counter is - i think it lists the measurements. It also needs to vent - needs some space to blow out the hot (warm) air that is created when it is running so it could not be a tight fit. Also, while it cools, I would prefer it was colder.
916311
The same as when it is not inserted into the base. But seriously, 8" x 11-3/4" (the hinged piece of plexiglass is 11" x 15-3/4" so we store the removable piece under the hinged piece). When set up, the removable back piece stands vertically 7-1/2" above the wood base, or about 8-1/2" above the counter.
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The lower cabinet for your tower is 23 1/4 inches in height, 10 1/2 inches in width, and 22 1/2 in depth. You should be able to put your tower in it easily. The desk height under the top shelf is 18 1/2 inches in height, 9. 1/3 inches in depth( the desk part under the shelf )and 31 inches in width. This directions are easy to follow and I put it together by myself in 3.5 hrs. I only needed my husband to help me set it upright . When I found that I was missing one little screw, the company sent it to me immediately. I use it everyday and have received multiple compliments on it by clients. I think this desk in great and worth what I paid. The lower cabinet for your tower is 23 1/4 inches in height, 10 1/2 inches in width, and 22 1/2 in depth. You should be able to put your tower in it easily. The desk height under the top shelf is 18 1/2 inches in height, 9. 1/3 inches in depth( the desk part under the shelf )and 31 inches in width. This directions are easy to follow and I put it together by myself in 3.5 hrs. I only needed my husband to help me set it upright . When I found that I was missing one little screw, the company sent it to me immediately. I use it everyday and have received multiple compliments on it by clients. I... » Read More The lower cabinet for your tower is 23 1/4 inches in height, 10 1/2 inches in width, and 22 1/2 in depth. You should be able to put your tower in it easily. The desk height under the top shelf is 18 1/2 inches in height, 9. 1/3 inches in depth( the desk part under the shelf )and 31 inches in width. This directions are easy to follow and I put it together by myself in 3.5 hrs. I only needed my husband to help me set it upright . When I found that I was missing one little screw, the company sent it to me immediately. I use it everyday and have received multiple compliments on it by clients. I think this desk in great and worth what I paid. « Show Less
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I can't imagine why it couldn't be used under a counter, it is under 24" (2 ft.) tall. Works very well, btw, has kept my wines safe from sweltering summer. Yeah!
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The tower has 3 small shelves in it. If you were to take them out and place a bar it would be very snug in there.
1026448
I did not use the holder for towers, just the bottom shelf. Problem is the shelf is only about 11 inches deep. Height and length no problem. Hope this helps
667700
Yes, it's small enough to fit under a counter but not big enough to cover the entire space under a counter. You probably have about 2 to 3 feet to fill up between the fridge and the counter.
1785905
All the ventilation on this item comes out of the back, so it does require extra space to ventilate properly. You can only put it under a counter if you have at least 3" clearance in the back and 2" around each side.
1326579
Because the tower of my computer is taller than some, I had to move the shelf under the keyboard up about 2 inches. I left the shelf in for more stability but I suppose it could be left out. The top of the computer table to the bottom of the shelf above it measures 25 1/2 inches. You should be able to put a 19 inch tall monitor in that space.
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The desk cabinet has a slider shelf that would be designed for a printer but my printer would not fit. It will never allow a tower to fit in there because the cabinet is only about 14" deep. Width and height would fit.