How deep are the screws that go in the cabinet door?
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Tiny. My organizers are installed so I can't check the length, but I'd guess roughly 1/2 inch. (This might sound silly, but you'll find them taped to the back of the cardboard label on the organizer, so don't think you got slighted and they're not included--they're tiny and not obvious until you search for them!) Sorry for not being exact. If a kid were to hang on the organizers the screws would eventually pull out. (The organizer would probably bend too.) If mine ever do come off (I've got little kids around) and I need to reinstall the organizer, I'll end up buying molly bolts or some other type of anchor so I can use the same holes. I don't know where you plan to install your organizers--a solid door, sheetrock, thin door, etc. I installed mine on a pantry door that has a hollow core. They've been up for about 5-6 weeks and get constant use. So far I don't have any loosening of the screws at all, so I'm happy. You can drill a pilot hole for the screw, which I suggest because it makes hanging it easier. If you don't have a drill you can make a pilot hole with a hammer and nail (just make sure you don't go through the other side of a cabinet door!). I'm not sure you can hang them on something super thin without mounting them to something else first, and then mounting that board to the thin one with something like construction adhesive. Where the screw goes is a u-shaped place and the screw rests on the wire around it, making it snug and tight so the holder won't slide left or right, or up or down. It's very stationary. Hope this helps. :)
2175984
I'll do my best to answer your question because mine is mounted to the underside of kitchen cabinet next to sink so it was bit difficult to measure; however, to the best of my ability I measured the following: distance between screw holes on the long inside wood part is 6 & 6/8 inches on center (which is probably what you're asking for mounting).
1017288
About 1 1/2 ". I suppose you could use shorter screws in wood. We mounted them into the drywall using the plastic mollies and 1.5 " screws.
176339
Exactly 24 inches deep. No instructions included so you need to understand how to install these into a cabinet.
1450031
If you mean the hooks that go over the doors, they are 1 3/4" in depth - they fit over my thicker European doors that other standard American hooks won't.
1446566
I have mine mounted and don't remember the actual size of the screws...but the desk I have it mounted too is less than an inch thick and have had no problems with the tray (love it!!!)
1250979
The cabinet itself is about 2.5 to 3 inches deep. The door is about 1.5 to 2 inches deep. Please proceed with caution. Good luck.
826109
I'm not the most accurate at measuring but it appears to be about 11 1/2". If you are asking about the depth of the screws then I'm not sure. The depth of the actual rack appears to be about 1/4". My son in law mounted mine. I LOVE them. Hope this helps.
292509
I just measured my cabinet - the actual depth of the shelf is 8.5", and there is a gap of 1" between the end of the shelf and the cabinet door. So you could fit an item up to 9.5" deep. Hope that helps!
1253211
trays in the lower cabinet are 1"to 1&1/8" deep if you use four and 2" if you use two trays
767874
No, not on mine,measure the thickness of you cabinet door, you can add a thin shim if needed, you can always get shorter screws.
1185057
The ones I bought were a depth into the cabinet (length) of 18" or 21" depending on bathroom or kitchen use respectively. The width across the opening to the cabinet was 11", 14" 17" or 20". The drawers are very strudy and roll in and out easily. Good luck with your project.
1641553
Too long. Use other screws. I covered this in my review when I posted it. Nobody's cabinets are as long as these screws. Can't measure them. We threw them out.
1890963
the center of the base is 3/4 of an inch, base is where the hole is for the screw. keep in mind that i needed to buy longer screw for my cabinets
1811565
From what I found about people installing them in that the screws are 1 inch and the desk thickness is recommended to be at least 1.5 inches. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
128326
Yes. You'd probably have to use different screws than the ones it comes with (since they are fairly long - they would probably go through the cabinet door).
140294
I'm not sure what you are asking. I was replacing my old cabinet hinges and got exactly the same measurements I was needing. From the middle of the top hole on the long part to the middle of the bottom hole is 2 1/8". My other holes fit except I had to drill a few more deeper to get the new screw in. I was also short a screw so I was glad I kept some of my old white ones. I used a black sharpie to color over the white & put it on a lower cabinet.