Can this fit into a built in cabinet? i was thinking about taking out one of my cabinets for that dimension. Thanks
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Would like to do an undercounter installation. The size gives about 2" on each side and top. Is that enough ventilation ?
1318209
I would not recommend this unit to use where your cabinet was. The fan on this wine cooler is in the back and it needs cooler air to chill the inside of the wine fridge. So if the air behind the unit stays warm it will never cool low enough to properly store your wine. Solution: look for a wine fridge that circulates air from the bottom front.
2218623
yes it will fit. you might have to build the bottom up to make it work with your cabinets.you can add to the sides if needed to make it fit snug.
1447948
The actual unit width is 5 inches. If you have a 6 inch opening, that would work. :) I have two units installed, one with the cabinet facing attached to the front of the pullout unit, and another unit installed inside a cabinet, with the cabinet door not connected to the actual pullout unit. both work great.
761350
If the cabinet is big enough, yes.It was too deep for my cabinets. The dimensions are listed on the product description.
1424061
This won't work as the bracketry is too wide for your cabinet. You can shim out a wider cabinet but can't reduce the width of this product.
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It probably could but you would have to drill it out that way. It comes pre-drilled....but the holes are tiny and I think would b easy to fill in and paint over. Its really a decent cabinet for the price. We are happy with it.....we bought it to place in a cubbyhole in our new bathroom ...its great!
2133549
Possibly. But you would have to remove the shelves. The shelves are not bolted in and are easily removed. When you remove the shelves, the area inside is 12 inches wide, 25 inches high, and 20 inches deep.
1826557
Yes, it will fit. It's attached with a few tiny screws that screw into the underside of your cabinet.Works great! I love it!
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Hi Rick, The height and width is more than enough, I think the depth may be a little too tight, but my unit is at least 22 inches deep and the cabinet is 24 inches deep. Hope this helps
964069
I used this mount inside a built in cabinet and when completely closed it seemed to stick out a bit. For my application it was not a problem. If I rember correctly, that dimension was in the specifications. This unit is well built and we have been very pleased with it at its full extension
916129
Thank you for your interest. It looks like your cabinet issue is with depth, correct? If the depth is only 2 11/2, we do not have any that are made that way. Would probably have to be custom made.
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.
2080589
only if the OPENING for your cabinet is 14.5" wide. (not the inside dimensions). If you are setting it up to pull the short side out first, then no problem.
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Yes. You might need to add a piece of wood or an additional spacer, if your cabinet trim is long.
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Yes it can. I don't know how long the screws are but they are too long for my cabinet. It's not a problem for me though. You might want to have some screws of different lengths handy.
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Hi, Pichner.Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck!Hans
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No. The depth of the cabinet is 14" when assembled. Althought the height and width would fit with plenty of extra space.