The inside of my cabinet is only 21.5" deep. Can this fit into it?
1320177
It should since it is 21" deep. Things to watch out for are the hinges in your cabinet and how the doors open and how far they may obstruct pulling the tray in and out. I love these and they make my kitchen very functional.
1320178
It should fit but you may be limited on the size of the lids you want to put on it. I put mine in a 23" deep cabinet so I have a little leeway in the back. I have a couple of very large lids on it that extend over the back.
1320179
Yes, as my cabinet that I installed into was 22", and I installed it a bit forward (1") from the back side of the cabinet. Ultimately, yes it will fit your dimensions. I am in the process of installing four "Rev-A-Shelf" products, 2 tier cookware organizers. Can't beat ball bearing sliders; accessibility, functionality...
775024
Interior depth is about 4 inches. The shelves are a bit shorter, maybe by not quite a half inch. I love the cabinet.
819991
No, I"m sorry it will not. It takes a cabinet 14 inches wide for proper fit.
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!
1463759
Sorry for the delayed response. I don't see any reason that it shouldn't fit in a 27 inch cabinet. Good luck.
1758078
I'm really not sure. But I will tell you, our house is very old. 1952. Everything is too small it seems for modern fixtures. With that said, our cabinet base was approximately 32" and there is plenty of room on either side , inches to spare, between the sink and the wall of the cabinet base under the sink. I'd probably risk it. I think you'd be ok. But make sure the return would be easy just in that off chance it's not. Good luck.
1972693
There is a little bit of a frame around the front, and the narrowest part (at the very front) is 17 inches wide inside edge to inside edge. If you can angle whatever you're putting in it, and are willing to place it about 1 1/2 inches into the cabinet, you can get another 1/4 inch to maybe 1/2 inch of width.
1931881
Yes, it will fit. I just measured before typing this answer: the unit is exactly 5". Note: before installing it, make sure that you have the same distance between cabinets at the top (right under the countertop) and at the base (above the floor), in both front and back (by the wall) . Also it is important that the base you build for this unit (between the 2 cabinets) needs to be perfectly horizontal (so the unit won't lean toward a side or another).
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.
1845653
No. The depth of the cabinet is 14" when assembled. Althought the height and width would fit with plenty of extra space.
997195
Short answer - - No.You state that the product dimensions are 22x22x44.The cabinet is 23x18x44.One of the cabinet dimensions falls short.According to your specifications it will not fit.That is all.
1424060
This will not fit in a cabinet that size. Requires a minimum width of 14.5", minimum depth of 19.75" and minimum height of 22.5".
14996
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
1097194
Yes. The unit did fit my under the counter metal frame inside the cabinet. Depending on the size needed, I'm sure one of these units would fit.
1894330
My cabinet was 2" thick and at the maximum adjustment it wouldn't fit. Mine was maybe 1/8" too large. If yours is 1 5/8" thick it should work fine for you. It's a nice unit.
397126
The unit is 12" deep. Your cabinet will need to be at least 12" deep to accommodate the unit. Otherwise, it will stick out beyond the front of your cabinet.
1001100
The mechanism itself will fit in a cabinet depth of 18"; however, the shelf size is the important measurement for you. My cabinet is 23" deep, and the lift shelf is 20.5 inches deep. Using this as an example, if you subtract 2.5 inches for clearance, your shelf would be a maximum of 15.5 inches deep. If the item you will have on the shelf will fit within this depth, you would be OK. You also need to make sure there is at least 22" of vertical clearance for the mechanism to raise and lower. I have a 6 quart Kitchen-Aide mixer on my shelf, and the whole thing works great, with the mixer simply sitting on the shelf. All that said, I wouldn't want my shelf to be much smaller. Sorry for the long answer, but nothing is simple in my life! :)