I live in an apt and am not allowed to drill holes through the wooden cabinets. Can this just be set inside the cabinet without creating any holes?
1932762
You need to drill holes in the bottom of the cabinet otherwise, when you pull it out nothing will be securing the base to keep it in place. It would end up tipping it up causing it to fall out of the cabinet. We apologize, let us know if you have any further questions.
1932763
I purchased this shelf in hopes I wouldn't have to drill holes but unfortunately you do. I'm still searching for something that won't have to.
1932764
No, you don't need to drill. You do need to secure it, but for most cabinets a few large Command strips are more than sufficient.
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.
1932766
You really need to secure it in the cabinet with screws to be able to pull it out in a straight line.
1986028
No way it would work unless you aren't planning to actually store anything inside. No need to drill into the studs because the material the cabinet is made from is basically cardboard that has been glued together. The drywall itself is probably 10-15x stronger than the cabinet.
1558224
2 pieces that mount permanently on the inside. U have to drill both pieces in. I used it on one cabinet and gave up. Too much hassle.
1403559
There aren't mounting holes but it would be easy enough to drill them I think. I didn't have any trouble with the adhesive strips (been up for months) but they were brand new just installed cabinets so there was no kitchen residue to interfere with adhesion.
251209
No drilling on the outside face of cabinet. You do have to drill on the inside. Careful not to accidentally poke through though. I put a piece of tape on my drill bit to mark the maximum depth so I knew when to stop drilling.
746467
No, that is not a practical thing to do. I relocated my entire system (Keurig and storage drawer) to an area that was not confined by a cabinet.
700331
you must drill holes in the bottom of the cabinet but might possibly just glue the front andrear with a good permanent adhesive for metal & wood. that should work. i have installed 15 of this brand in my home but with drilled holes only to permit easy screw install'
852296
Sure you can choose whatever knobs you wish. If the knobs don't fit on the screws that come with the cabinet, you could drill larger holes or fill existing holes with wood putty if your choose is smaller. I very much like this cabinet ! and bought the matching one (with a mirror) for over the toilet. Have fun !
1459559
I used a 1/4" drill bit to make holes for these in my cabinets. Hope this helps
1343040
Yes. There are holes drilled all along the inside of the cabinet and you can put the shelf pins in any of the holes--you can create a really small shelf by placing them close together, or a larger one by placing the pins farther apart.
611982
The drill bit should be the same size or a little bigger than the screws provided. You also have to countersink the shaft that the screws screw into. Be very careful about marking and drilling the holes. They are EXACTLY 3" apart. Drill the smaller hole first. Then drill the hole for the shaft with a larger bit that is the same size as the shaft. Drill this one from the front of the cabinet and ONLY as deep and the shaft is.
863570
Mine is mounted on a wall but I don't see why it couldn't be mounted inside a cabinet.
366026
Yes. You do not need to drill holes in the floor or the walls or the door. You can adjust the door opening to wherever you want it. I bought four for four french doors. If i don't have them all open, i use two on one door to keep it open to where i want, - one before and one at the back. They are just perfect. I have tiled floors that i didn't want to drill holes in, and furniture behind the doors that needs protection. You can shift them around the house. I recommend them.
317306
There are no knobs on the cabinet to open it. You have to pull the outside edge to open it. If you frame it, it may obstruct that outside edge. That would be my only hesitation.
1198663
No it does not, just the ones at the top, but I added another shelve. You can buy the shelve pins and drill the holes yourself. I used a piece of wood and drilled a hole in it where I wanted the shelves.I then lay the board against the side of the cabinet and drilled the hole into the cabinet wall,this way all of the holes would be the same height. JUST MAKE SURE YOU DON'T DRILL A HOLE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE CABINET WALL. Mark the drill bit where where to stop with a piece of tape. Or you can just buy some shelf brackets and screw them into the cabinet wall where you want the shelves. This might be the easy way. Hope this helps. It does make a good storage cabinet. No it does not, just the ones at the top, but I added another shelve. You can buy the shelve pins and drill the holes yourself. I used a piece of wood and drilled a hole in it where I wanted the shelves.I then lay the board against the side of the cabinet and drilled the hole into the cabinet wall,this way all of the holes would be the same height. JUST MAKE SURE YOU DON'T DRILL A HOLE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE CABINET WALL. Mark the drill bit where where to stop with a piece of tape. Or you can just buy some shelf brackets and screw them into the cabinet wall where you want the shelves. This... » Read More No it does not, just the ones at the top, but I added another shelve. You can buy the shelve pins and drill the holes yourself. I used a piece of wood and drilled a hole in it where I wanted the shelves.I then lay the board against the side of the cabinet and drilled the hole into the cabinet wall,this way all of the holes would be the same height. JUST MAKE SURE YOU DON'T DRILL A HOLE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE CABINET WALL. Mark the drill bit where where to stop with a piece of tape. Or you can just buy some shelf brackets and screw them into the cabinet wall where you want the shelves. This might be the easy way. Hope this helps. It does make a good storage cabinet. « Show Less
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1) YES 2)NO 3) YES, but I just screwed directly from the bottom of shelflinks into the 2x4s, not from the top. I just put the wood on the floor and laid the shelflink on top of 2x4s and marked on the wood and drilled the screws without predrilling. The Home Depots cheapest 2x4 I used were soft enough so there was no need to drill a hole first. Used a portable drill with a screw head.
2163378
I believe the necessary holes are there to do what you are suggesting. However, if you should have to move the grill such as cleaning the deck floor or etc. it seems that it would make such some what difficult. It would be very long. Probably several persons could move it without problem. All cabinets are on rollers.