Is there any way to leave the drawer out? We have several components that need to be exposed in order to operate with remotes. Height of openings?
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Yes you can leave the drawer out. The drawer also has 2 holes in the back to thread wires through.
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That will happen with this model it opens little more than half way. That's to avoid tipping over when drawer is full. Hope this was helpful
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There's a black lever visible when you extend it all the way. Push it and pull the slide out for mounting on the drawer.
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There are 4 or 8 small screws that make tiny holes below the drawer. I imagine that you could probably use command hooks or strips or another way to keep drawer in place. It it pretty heavy on its own and should stay pretty easily.
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Im guessing you assembled the front of the drawer upside down. I did the same thing on one of my and the drawer would not close all the way. It would hit the bottom lip of the stand. Hope this helps.
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Are the drawer sides thick enough to route out a channel or if you have space under you could get a base set of sliders
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There are two rows, an upper and a lower. Ideally, remotes with flat end edges and are at least 3 1/2" long work best; those smaller and without flat edges, don't stand up and fall over, which to me defeats the purpose of organizing multiple remotes. I found this product unusable and bought a sleeve type item that I had to modify but works quite well.
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Yeah, but there are blocks in the back that prevent the drawer from being opened that way or from slipping out.I'm sure with a sturdy pair of pliers you could bend it out of the way
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Less than 21 inches tall without casters. I think the drawers can probably be pryed with a crowbar. The metal is not thick like a fire safe.
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None. Plenty of room on top and the drawer slides fine. Very nice looking too.
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I don't think it's possible to switch the drawer location-- at least not easily. All of the holes are pre-drilled for the location as is. I'm sure a carpenter could figure out how to do it, but it's not a versatile design.
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Another option is a normally closed micro-switch with a lever or hinge roller on it. mounted so the lever is moved by the side/top of the drawer. When the switched is used this way it takes minimal pressure for the switch to go to an open state. try Alliedelec.com
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Neil...we have the K Cup and the 36 drawer too. However, we have a "Smart TV Solutions Easy Butler." We were just a smidgen shy of enough space under cabinets. We wanted to put drawer on bottom, the slider (butler) next and the K Cup on top of that. The weight of the K Cup does not prohibit the drawer from pulling out. I would be concerned about the width of the drawer on top of your slider. We ended up putting our drawer separate from the rest because of height. We do love our slider...it was reasonably priced and works wonderfully. Good luck to you and let me know if you have another question I might be able to answer. V--- Neil...we have the K Cup and the 36 drawer too. However, we have a "Smart TV Solutions Easy Butler." We were just a smidgen shy of enough space under cabinets. We wanted to put drawer on bottom, the slider (butler) next and the K Cup on top of that. The weight of the K Cup does not prohibit the drawer from pulling out. I would be concerned about the width of the drawer on top of your slider. We ended up putting our drawer separate from the rest because of height. We do love our slider...it was reasonably priced and works wonderfully. Good luck to you and let me know if you have... » Read More Neil...we have the K Cup and the 36 drawer too. However, we have a "Smart TV Solutions Easy Butler." We were just a smidgen shy of enough space under cabinets. We wanted to put drawer on bottom, the slider (butler) next and the K Cup on top of that. The weight of the K Cup does not prohibit the drawer from pulling out. I would be concerned about the width of the drawer on top of your slider. We ended up putting our drawer separate from the rest because of height. We do love our slider...it was reasonably priced and works wonderfully. Good luck to you and let me know if you have another question I might be able to answer. V--- « Show Less
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Yes, the stand is designed to allow a reasonable number of cables to be routed under the stand without affecting the operation of the drawer. The back of the stand is open to allow the cable to enter/exist. The open space under the drawer is approximately 1-1/2".
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When I measure the extension on an uninstalled drawer slide, the central piece will move out from the base a maximum of 20 inches.I am not familiar enough to know if it will perform the same when installed, and I have not used mine yet.
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I use two bungee cord's, crossed over the top dome. I don't have a problem with the drawer moving, but you could use one there as well
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The opening on my cabinet is 14 3/4" wide. Installed, there is maybe 1/16" on either side between the drawer and the cabinet. No problem, but I'm glad I paid a professional to install it. You should have no problem. Be sure the door opened does not obstruct the drawer sliding out.