Can this holder be mounted inside of cabinet doors? Thank you!
831477
Yes, just take care that the screws don't go through the face of the cabinet door. We used different, shorter screws than the ones that came with the unit.
831478
So long as the cabinet door is wide enough to accommodate the full length of the holder, and there are no shelves or items in the way, I don't see why not.
831479
If you had a solid cabinet door and no shelves in that area, you could. But remember, it will stick into your cabinet so you can't have anything inside where the roll will wind up.
831480
I couldn't mount it inside my cabinet.....maybe if I purchase shorter screws. The screws that come with the holder are too long. Not sure if shorter screws will hold this in place as it is a bit heavy.
831481
Yes. It can be mounted anywhere assuming you have the given amount of space necessary. The installation screws aren't very long, so I doubt they'd go through the door.
1199425
Yes, it should be able to hang on the outside of the cabinet, assuming you have a somewhat flush cabinet front. The metal hanger will fit over a door of just less than an inch thickness, so as long as there is no thick molding or handle in the way, it should be fine.
627387
it can't. It is better that it is done on shelf's unless your under cabinet looks like a shelf. It doesn't have the screw mounts on it like most under the cabinet products. it is mainly for a shelf like in cupboards .
128327
Calli ~ I tried to mount it on the inside of the cabinet door but was unable to because of where the door frame and cabinet frame intersected - your cabinet door/frame might be different. I also tried to 'center' the bar on the inside of the cabinet door and affix with Gorilla Glue but that didn't work because of the 'recess' in the base where one would screw it in. I hang kitchen and bath towels on them - so I've got them in the kitchen and all our bathrooms. Good Luck!
1863047
No, it can not. This magnetic knife holder is meant to be mounted to a vertical surface by the way of screws. The back is not magnetic so you will not be able to stick it to the side of a refrigerator.
1199300
I don't think so. The paper towel holder is meant to be held against a flat surface, a flat vertical surface. If you were to put it under a cabinet it might work but the paper towels would be dangling; it would be awkward .
1265855
I have mine sitting on the floor inside the cabinet under the sink. However, I just went there and tried to see if it could be attached to the inside of the cabinet door, and it can. You'd have to use 2 sturdy hooks at the outer ends of the handle, but it should work just fine. Good idea.
1932765
I would say that it could be set into a cabinet, but you would lose the ability to pull it out without items falling all over and tipping out of it if you cannot fasten it to something stationary. Mine is mounted under the kitchen sink and it would not be useful if I could not pull it out to access items in the back.
709979
It would depend upon how deep the cabinet is. When mounting, you would probably want to secure the mounting screws from the inside of the cabinet. The main thing to consider is clearance after you open the ironing board to be sure you have enough room to fold it out in front of the cabinet.
1734142
if there is not a drawer above the door. IE the door goes the fill length of the cabinet you could take it off the hinges and mount the door to the pullout.
1624465
Too heavy to be mounted on a standard cabinet door. The wall is the best option cause of weight after polishes are in it. Hope that helps!
1319893
It can depending on how thick your door is. I screwed it to the top of the door (there are predrilled holes in the holder) so I wouldn't have to worry about it.
921064
I have mine inside of one of my cabinets. Here's a trick: Find a roll of the widest wrap you have, e.g., extra-wide aluminum foil. Hold it vertically inside yor cabinet door. Hold the rack over it to approximate the best location to hold that roll. That's where you'll place it. If it can hold THAT roll, it can hold anything! Plus, if you don't have a drill for the screw holes, never fear----use a hammer and a wider-bore nail to make holes big enough for the screws.Enjoy your rack!
272034
Not easily - it would be a pretty big hassle. The magnet would have to be relocated to the bottom right (from the top left) because you would have to flip the door. The piece that hosts the magnet is specific to the top and the magnet holder wooden block is glued on. The hinges would be OK but the magnet would be the big pain.
1955384
If I understand your question, I would have to answer it no. This bracket depends on having it's hinge axes being vertical in order to suspend or support weight. I don't see how this could be accomplished if you were to mount it to the underside of a cabinet.
462985
They attach with double sided tape (that is provided) so technically you could put it anywhere the tape would stick - including the inside of a door which is where I had mine. However it didn't stick well for me and only lasted under a week before falling off. I tried buying more double sided adhesive - only lasted a couple days (even with small plastic containers like in the pic). I plan on going back and trying to mount inside cabinet door with small screws but just haven't taken the time to do that yet.
703835
Yes, but check the screw length. The length of the included screws was wrong for our cabinets. I don't remember the length of the included screw, but believe they were too long and would have gone through the bottom. Shorter screws worked well and it is solidly attached to the cabinet base. This is the best towel holder we've ever had. So easy to use.