I have an odd-sized cabinet (10.75" wide). Could I trim the horizontal pieces so the unit is the correct width?
856834
The pieces are made of hard plastic. So I don't think you can trim it at all, unless you have a special tool.
410049
You could use several different dimensions. I would wait and assemble the unit first and look for yourself!
450514
Probably. There is a removal divider in the drawer. Removing the divider gives you roughly 13" x 8-3/4" and 2" high.
1423556
The physical specifications of the waste unit are 10-5/8" W x 22" D x 19-1/4" H and it requires a minimum cabinet opening of at least 10-3/4" W x 22-1/8" D x 20" H to ensure a proper fit. Based on the cabinet opening that you have provided, it would appear that there wouldn't be an issue installing this waste unit into your cabinet. We hope that this information is helpful.
141667
Hi,Dimensions are pretty accurate. You may have to modify if your walls are not square.
1735015
You can cut them shorter, or you can have the shelves overlap, which is what I did
710768
Dear Mary, I think that you actually could cut off some of the pressed board, but it may loose it's integrity. Even if you turned the liner,it will not fit 10 1/2 inches without trimming an inch or so.
1087144
I can't remember exact height but width-wise, NO. The horizontal parts would be too wide.
972042
My drawer was close to the dimensions and I had to do very little trimming. I used a utility knife to cut it. I drew lines on the plastic first to keep the cuts straight. Have patience while you cut it. I have found this to be the best solution for keeping my spices organized.
1588876
I agree with AJC, I am away from home now, so I cannot check. My cabinet is aobut 4 inches wider than the unit, so I put it to one side and my cutting boards sit next to it and stay upright. I have everything back in the cabinet and have extra room in the unit. It is amazing.
1888788
I cut the two side legs and mounted the unit on a wall. I don't know if this item will fit your space...sorry
45326
I replaced an old (different make) unit that was not the same dimensions. My contractor did an excellent job and I have no problems. I would suggest that you find a good "remodeler". If the dimensions are the same I should think there would be no problems.
557049
Yes you could do it. I took mine apart and tried it. You put the two end sections together, put them in the cabinet then put the bars in which makes up the center section while inside the cabinet. Put together like the picture, each section is 7 1/4 inches wide. The total width installed inside the cabinet is 15 1/2 inches. Hope this helps.
342646
Unexpanded, the shelf is 9" deep X 16" wide. If 15.5 is your cabinet depth, then you won't have a problem.
1610893
I don't think you could without dividing your cabinet in half with a wall. You need to mount them on something. I guess you could install braces bottom to top. In that case the opening would be the mounted width of the unit X 2 + the width of the support in the middle of the cabinet. Good luck.
1307853
Yes, these drawer glides require 1/2" of space on each side of the drawer so the drawer should be 1" narrower than the opening in the cabinet.
546316
I have the 10inch baskets and they are too wide on my 10.5 inch cabinet doors. Does that help? So I just hung them over the side walls?/pannels? INSIDE the cabinets. Problem solved.