Do you have to drill holes on the outside of your cabinets to use this?
251204
No, you drill them on the inside, you can not tell they are even on there from the outside.
251205
No. The equipment is installed on the interior of the cabinet and nothing is visible from the outside
251206
As others stated, no drilling from outside. You do need drill bit to drill small holes from inside
251207
You have to drill holes on the insides of the cabinet doors, NOT the outside.
251208
No... All holes are on the inside of the cabinents. Very tiny holes. Very clean and perfect.
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.
251210
I did have to drill a pilot hole, because I have a thermal foil cladding on my doors. If have to drill, I would suggest that you wrap blue painters tape around the drill bit and leave exposed about 3/16". Use the blue tape to help you know when to stop. Don't use a lot of pressure. If you have a solid wood or wood veneer door, then try without a drill.
251211
No, you have to drill small holes in the cabinet, as well as the back side of the cabinet door. They are relatively easy to install.
154337
Hi Pkel,Thank you for your inquiry!You use self drilling carpenter screws to drill the holes.BisonOffice
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.
772370
Yes, you have to drill holes but not in metal as far as I could tell, just plastic.
1847507
Yes. My sink sits below the countertop, so the hole is drilled into the countertop itself. You could drill as few or as many holes as you need.
1232663
No, I cut the holes once it arrived. I used a drill and they came out great.
623474
No. There's no where to drill holes either because of where the drawers sit... My headboard has legs so i just put it behind the frame and lowered the headboard so that it sits on top of the frame... The top of the frame is rounded though so it doesnt sit flush with it but the legs keep it in place. Hope this helps.
1043408
Yes, I did put mine on the outside to keep all my inside cabinet space. We are in a RV so I put it on the cabinet under the sink beside the dinette ...perfect location and easy to reach.
1094494
Hi Frank,I didn't cut a hole in the back of mine but I don't see why you couldn't do it. Depending how high your circuit box is I don't see that there would be a problem but there is one stationary shelf about 5' high in the cabinets. The cabinets do not secure to the wall, they are sturdy, with four sides and stand on 4 legs. The cabinets that I looked at, before I bought these, did not have backs in them, these are much better than the ones I looked at. I put all 3 of my cabinets next to each other along the side of the garage. I did have to get some 4" studs to adapt to the slope in the garage but now they all stand level next to each other and look very nice. Hi Frank,I didn't cut a hole in the back of mine but I don't see why you couldn't do it. Depending how high your circuit box is I don't see that there would be a problem but there is one stationary shelf about 5' high in the cabinets. The cabinets do not secure to the wall, they are sturdy, with four sides and stand on 4 legs. The cabinets that I looked at, before I bought these, did not have backs in them, these are much better than the ones I looked at. I put all 3 of my cabinets next to each other along the side of the garage. I did have to get some 4" studs to adapt to the... » Read More Hi Frank,I didn't cut a hole in the back of mine but I don't see why you couldn't do it. Depending how high your circuit box is I don't see that there would be a problem but there is one stationary shelf about 5' high in the cabinets. The cabinets do not secure to the wall, they are sturdy, with four sides and stand on 4 legs. The cabinets that I looked at, before I bought these, did not have backs in them, these are much better than the ones I looked at. I put all 3 of my cabinets next to each other along the side of the garage. I did have to get some 4" studs to adapt to the slope in the garage but now they all stand level next to each other and look very nice. « Show Less
867217
No. Under the bench needs to be open. It has been a bit inconvenient. If you try to mount to something with a cabinet under it, it won't have clearance.
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you _could_ drill holes, but it won't be easy to get them to line up... and it scratches VERY easily!!! ours showed signs the first time we put a cast iron skillet in it! the scratching plus the "too hard to clean" corners would make me not recommend this sink.
1807765
You do not have to drill into your banister. You do have to use a drill, but only to attach to the provided wood block.
1244176
The holes are on the sides. As far as the reason(s) why, though I can only speculate as I didn't design the cabinet, I can offer these somewhat educated guesses: 1. Placing the screws in the sides takes advantage of the simple symmetry of the two sides, affording a simplified manufacturing process. 2. Ease of use- the sides are easily reachable during assembly/removal of the shelf by the user. 3. Aesthetics- by installing the shelf from the sides, the need for screws across the face of the cabinet is eliminated, maintaining a cleaner appearance. BTW, it should be noted that the shelf is NOT the full depth of the cabinet, it is about 2/3 of the full depth. The gap remains at the front of the cabinet, as the shelf sits toward the rear. I hope this helps!
691184
Yes I does have holes. You can also cut your own in the backing with a utility knife.
1514723
Yes, the hinges are mounted in the outside of the cabinets. The doors are outside or on top of the cabinets.
1174927
There are no faucet holes. This sink is set into your cabinets Ina manner that should allow several inches on counter space behind to install the faucets.
1002608
There are 4 drilled holes in the rack for your screws. The important thing to remember is to use a wood screw that's not too long that it punches through the cabinet frame/box.