can this cooler be mounted under the cabinet in my kitchen? I am wanting to replace my trach compactor with the cooler.
1290423
While it can go under a counter you need to ensure there is the proper amount of clearance on each side for a thermoelectric to function properly.
1290424
I think the width is a little more than a compactor, height will be OK. -- TDD
1210810
No, it's not actually made to install in a cabinet, it's basically made to sit next to your PC/receiver etc. I actually drilled small holes in the plastic to install mine.
918077
I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
2167944
it does not look like it can be mounted under the counter. it does not have the proper brackets and i also think it gives off too much heat and would not have enough venting space. Mine is sitting on the counter
961834
Unfortunately, Jody's Girl, the Solofil cannot be mounted beneath an upper cabinet. I looked at that too. That said, it can be mounted to the SIDE of a cabinet, stood on the right, or left edge, or simply placed beneath your brewer.So, you do have options. I've had mine for two years and love it!Mike
1364861
No, the head of the unit does NOT fit under cabinets. Furthermore, I would not recommend this unit at all - I had the steam cleaner for 8 months and the handle broke. The company never sent me a replacement handle despite my warranty still being effective. I called and called and was told the handle was in the mail. I noticed there are several other customers with this same problem. Don't buy the unit - save your money!
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
863570
Mine is mounted on a wall but I don't see why it couldn't be mounted inside a cabinet.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
1785904
Ours is used in our wet bar under a counter. We did leave a small gap in the cabinetry around the unit and in the space behind to allow for ventilation but otherwise, no. It is completely built-in and has been fine for 6 months.
344621
I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.
502992
Well, it really depends on how much space there is in front of the radiator, and how much work you are willing to do. I would recommend using existing radiator core support as a mounting point. If you are mechanically inclined, you can fabricate a bracket for the cooler.
869740
I am not sure, but I would think it is too heavy to mount under the counter. I love the TO but still learning all it will do.
965986
As shipped - it's 18 inches tall, so it won't fit under your cabinets, BUT, it does have removable / adjustable feet, so you could take them off to gain extra room. You will need to allow for some airflow under the unit to reach the bottom mounted exhaust fan if you do so however. It would be a tight fit, but with some modification, you could make it work.
968036
Yes you can mount it on the underside of a cabinet, thats where I installed mine.
510423
I don't see why not, but air flow operates from the back so you would have to arrange venting from the cabinet or the unit would overheat.
863567
In theory you could mount it anywhere with the right hardware. It only comes with two screws, and there's two holes in the flat round base. I would think a handy person could mount it under a cabinet after a trip to Home Depot for the right hardware.