Can we use it as drawer gripper?
1460166
This is America, you can do whatever you want. It will work for that but it does leave a slick surface, not really "grippy".
2028961
I suspect highly that they would work as they are slightly grippy on the ends, but I have only used on wood drawers so I make no promises.
981031
That's probably going to be a little too much, and I don't think the drawer would slide smoothly if at all. You may be able to use some shims or washers as shims to fill up the extra space though.
1261485
I don't believe it would. The "sticky" part on each end is a joke and the width of the ends are so thin that getting them to actually stack and then not knocking it out of place every time you access the drawer seems impossible to me.
1403563
In my experience no, I ended up getting some industrial strength velcro from my place of employment and that has worked. I think the head of the screws would get in the way of the drawer function.
748517
I don't see why you couldn't. The hardware suggesting top drawers are illusory.
1588747
Yes this it will do just fine in the bathroom. You should have no problem with the drawer.
868872
Yes, You should be able to use it wherever there is already a knob, even if it's a desk drawer.
2098328
I think it would work. There are ridges on the clips that do a pretty good job of gripping.
1866650
Sure can. It takes a little creativity. You pull the drawer out completely and remove the bottom to the cabinet (a few screws). This allows you to drill through the fairly substantial support members on the top of the cabinet in order to mount it under a counter. Out of sight - out of mind. Pretty nice little cash drawer overall.
965119
The simple answer is no. The rubber curves around the bottom, just enough so the grip cannot be attached properly.
1595673
Sure. I use one for my bathroom stuff, like brushes, combs tooth paste etc. I also use one at work,as a bench top tool box. It's kind of light weight,so sometimes when opening/closing drawers, it has a tendency to move.
471193
This isn't an official answer by any means, but I don't think you can. The bed has a different method of attaching it on the stairs side than it does on the drawer side.
600291
I tried the drawers again, pretending my nails were long. You would have to grip the handle at an angle with your finger. If the drawer was heavy, it could be difficult. If its light, then it depends on the angle of the grip. I would say chance of a nail breaking are high.
1261487
I never tried that- however they are on a tension at both ends of the drawer- so it may work
561788
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.
2265722
No, I don't believe you can. It should be counter height when in use. Plus it wouldn't clear the drawer front and handle.