Can you remove the pull-out drawer and if so how much clearance does this give you?
1967024
Yes the drawer is removable which will give you a 5-1/"2 height clearance when the unit is set at It's full height
1967025
Yes. Less than an inch. You do realize the height is adjustable through the feet?
1967026
Yes, you can pull the drawer completely out. Not sure what clearance you are referring to but you'll need about 14 inches to pull it all the way out.
1967027
You can remove the drawer. This will give you about 2 7/8" H and 12" W in the very center of the riser. With the drawer in, you have almost 2.5" H. If you can remove the drawer slides, you would have almost 3.5" H.
902329
The drawer cannot be placed any way except the originally intended way. I find the drawer is very difficult to pull out and push in. I have removed it completely, made a solid thin shelf to replace it. I use it as a convenient niche for my remotes. I use the drawer for a basket.
122610
Not sure, but will try. My cabinet drawers open straight out, and the basket pulls out to its full length. We st the rails 2" from the side and 2" from the front. Hope this helps.
1208348
My drawer is 2 7/8 and I have no problem with the knife handles sticking up too far. However, there is also an inch available from the top of my drawer to the bottom of the cabinet it slides into. I love it; it has completely organized my knives.
47174
I don't know -- I didn't try to get the drawers out. The delivery person put it in the room where I wanted it and I slid it into place before putting file folders in the drawers.
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.
1072424
Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away.
450514
Probably. There is a removal divider in the drawer. Removing the divider gives you roughly 13" x 8-3/4" and 2" high.
1472630
The slides can be attached to a shelf inside the cabinet to support the drawer that slides out. This requires side clearance of about 3/4 inch on each side if you have an existing drawer or if you build a new one.
877709
At least 16" or 17" for a smooth drawer pull-out. Our opening is 17" and works great !Clears everything,even though,items are stacked high!
1950128
I don't know, I never tried to remove it because it's what I like most about the product. Instead of sliding straight out like a typical drawer, it drops out and down at a tilt, so it is not at all cumbersome and does not get in the way of your keyboard. I keep the riser at work or else I'd test it out for you to see if it's removable. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
47173
I don't know/never tried it. I doubt you can remove the drawers as they work together -- you can't pull both drawers out at the same time/there is some kind of stop mechanism. Most file cabinets work like this/otherwise they would tip over easily. Ask the manufacturer.
868990
3/4 extension means that the drawer will only pull out 3/4 of the way out approx 17 inches. There are other slides that will pull out all the way giving you full access to the drawer.
760086
Well, it technically doesn't slide ALL THE WAY out. There's a little lip on the very back of the drawer that prevents it from freely coming out. But you CAN remove the drawer if you want to by just sliding it as far out as possible and then lifting up on the drawer as you pull it completely out.
1342468
The height and clearance measurements of my drawers are the same - 3" and I haven't had any problems. The unit itself is just about 2" but with spices in it you do need more clearance in order for the drawer to close. Based on your measurements I think you would be fine since you have the same clearance as I do.
1987392
There is about 3/4 of an inch clearance from my baseboard to the back legs which allows for the trim. From the floor to the bottom drawer is 4 1/4 inches.
957087
Not sure if you're asking if the drawers can be removed, but they do slide out. I'm not sure if they can be removed. The top shelf has a front panel that opens to expose an open cabinet (no file drawer), then there are 3 file drawers and one pull-out shelf.