When the rack is pulled out, how far down and out does it extend? I'm thinking of installing one above my refrigerator.
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When completely out, ours is resting on the bottom of the top level and extends out about 6.5-7" (It's hard to measure, had to 'eyeball' it). It extends down from the bottom edge of the cabinet about 8" downward. Hope that helps.
261667
It comes down about 5 1/2", so I would think you should have at least 6" from the top of the bottom shelve.
1356245
I stretched it out to about 3 feet. You can leave it shorter as it comes. I wrap the cord around the base to keep it off the sink.
1642888
This has a like a rectangle shape in the back where the rack slides to. Hope this helps.
1915951
HI, when fully extended the rack is no more than 52" so looks like it will fit into your space.Hope that was helpful.
2087755
Yes, I think it will fit under your refrigerator. If you have one of the fancy models that are deeper than a standard, it may not reach all the way back but it should fit under without a problem.
1437218
On mine the tray comes out about an inch when it's sitting on the rack. The rack goes in a groove, if you don't put it back there it won.t slide forward.
1347074
No, when the door opens, it does NOT pull the rack out. . . You have to push it back in. The bar across the doorleans on the counter, not the door itself. This is a wonderful unit and have had it for several years and I have neverhad a problem with it.
2061597
The upper part of the rails slide off - you have to push the buttons on the side of the rails - like you will to adjust the height after you have put it together. It is unfortunate there are no instructions with the rack. Hope it helps!
1022982
3 and 3/8 inches closed. It is not difficult to remove the rack when not in use.
1054052
I would like to know if I can adjust the rack to hang from closer to the ceiling? I do not have very high ceilings and I need it to hang it close to the ceiling so we don't bump our heads on the pans hanging from the rack.
1098738
I get about 45" when I measure. I measured from the floor to the top of the first post. Then I measured the four inches left above the adjustable bar. It is possible that when lowered it will slide an inch (or so) below the 45". I can't lower my rack right now to measure it specifically (while it's lowered) for you.
1544398
Hey Chris, from the bottom of the little feet to the top of the rack is almost exactly half an inch. Hope this helps!
173362
The rails are not very high, about two inches high. But that is enough to hold bottles under the kitchen sink.It does slide out all the way, for this reason you need to use screws when you are installing it. The screws that are provided are fairly small, but they have held up for the past 6 months.
589879
On the bottom of your shelf there are brackets with slots to slide the shelf into. You will not need to uninstall the rack and it doesn't slip over. It would be inserted into the groves at the base. The other customers may have a slightly different rack system but for the one pictured you can see where the rack would slide in without need for uninstalling or disassembling.
1939363
I am not able to answer at this time...I think it would be about 5 inches below the rack and about 14 inches from the rack to the top of the grill. hope this helps.
1159200
I did that and one side of the refrigerator failed in about a year. It is under warranty but with the shipping costs of returning it to the manufacturer it was not practical. I'm not sure if the under counter installation caused the failure or not. I left about 2-3 inches of clearance on the sides and top and 4-5 inches in the rear. I am going to replace it locally with a unit that is made specifically for built-in applications and vent out the front of the unit.
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It sticks out about one inch. Since refrigerator's should not be flat against the wall this should be perfect for the fridge clearance.