I have bullnosed edges on my countertops. Normally any spills roll directly into the cabinet or drawer below. Do you think this would work for me?
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Sure Lorim, the scrap trap fits over the top edge of a drawer which when you close it, the scrap trap is pulled snug and fits under your countertop.Hope this helps, I use my trap almost daily and it's a handy item.
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Well...i do not know what bull nosed edges are. However, we love our Scrap Trap so much. This is one of my favorite things I've gotten from Amazon.com. I keep thinking "I need to write a review for this" and then I get distracted. Seriously, this had been a great purchase for us. I highly recommend it. After I'm done cooking i have one if my children take it right out and empty it into the compost. Love it. Well worth $10.
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If you have a drawer below your food prep area, this "scrap trap" will hang perfectly and you can scrape the detritus straight into it.
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Lorim: I have what they call in the stone trade an "Ogee with an apron," which is similar to a bull nose. I have no problems using my scrap trap. I usually move my cutting board slightly over the edge of the counter and I can just scrape garbage right into my scrap trap. I have also just scraped the garbage without moving the cutting board and it works. For the price it's worth a try and I think you will absolutely love it.
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Sure Lorim, the scrap trap fits over the top edge of a drawer which when you close it, the scrap trap is pulled snug and fits under your countertop. Hope this helps, I use my trap almost daily and it's a handy item.
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if the drawer closes with the exterior surface of the drawer face inside and under the cabinet top then it will not matter whether it is bull nosed, right angle or tapered as the device will be on top of the drawer and its inner edge will be inside the bull nose edge so anything off the bull nose will go into the container. The photo here does now show you the attachment side over the drawer but a small container with a cheap tan plastic food scraper. It's on the outside and I threw the food scraper away as I have good stainless steel one.
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I have the drawers and love them. What you should do is measure the height of your carafe and add the height of the drawers......especially if you plan to put it under your kitchen cabinets. I would more concerned about that unless you are putting it on a counter with nothing above it.
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I used it on the bottom edges of the drawer sides. I cut the 3/4" strip down to the thickness of the drawer sides. It works perfectly. I used it on 10 piston style drawers in an apothecary style DVD chest and the drawers slide great. Good luck with your project. I am very happy with the product.
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In my opinion.. I don't think I would use it for countertops...cabinets maybe..but I don't know how it would hold up on counters, but like I said that is just my opinion. It is a good product to work with though. We used Minwax for the stain and also Minwax for the sealant. Worked pretty good.
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No. I use "force flex" tall kitchen trash liners, they fit snug to the can. No slips, no spills!
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I just looked. It won't work. I don't even have to try. Not enough room for the handles to intertwine. Can you use the bottom drawer if you aren't loaded with serving pieces ?
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This worry has crossed my mind too ;-) So far my mug has stayed on the counter. The first idea that comes to mind is cutting a square of gripper shelf liner to fit the mug's footprint: Kittrich Corp 05F-C6B50-06 Con-Tact Brand Grip Shelf LinerA mouse pad might work or a thick pot holder or even a damp dish cloth folded into quarters. My fear is I might break the mug!
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I did my kitchen counter and it has a corner, we cut right on the grid of the corner. I cut into the corner so none of the previous counter was showing and smoothed the granite down and it did great.
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I am not sure what you are trying to do, but I would not recommend this for countertops due to the residue it can leave. Clear packing tape (much much cheaper - find a dollar store) should work if the counter is clean.
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I understand what you are asking. I have the same question, do you have to countersink the PULL (not the screw head) to get these flush to the cabinet/drawer face? I don't want to put huge holes in my cabinet fronts by countersinking a cup pull and the pulls we just received, require the countersinking. ugh! Some cup pulls have "feet/ screw recepticals" that protrude 1/4" so the pull is not sitting flush unless the feet get countersunk. Can someone tell us if these pulls are flush mount without countersinking the PULL cup.
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Yes we did. We have cabinets under the kitchen counter.We installed the roll out on both the upper and lower shelves in these cabinets.I am very happy to have them. I have a terrible back problem and should not be bending down more than is absolutely necessary.So with the roll put drawer on the lower shelf I can now use either foot or a longish implement to pull out the roll put drawer and thus get items out fat more easilyHope this info helps
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there are rubber stopper feet on the bottom of the drawer/case which would prevent slipping. If you plan on putting under cabinet it would then be too tall to use coffee pot, but if that isn't the case then i don't see you having a problem, you should be able to stack a couple without an issue.
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No. I don't think that would work and it would be really difficult to install. You will need some space on either side for it to clear the cabinet casing when rolled out.
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The edges are curved, which would work against it standing up easier in a vertical configuration. The base is also made of "impact-resistant tempered glass" and I'd personally not want to "test" it too much. In theory, if it were carefully leaned against the wall of a cabinet under a sink, maybe tilted back a bit, or held in place by something... generally speaking, vertical storage probably wasn't considered in the design.EDIT: I will concur with Jennifer though, it is thin. I just set in on top of something else when I store it.
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I would say no....probably too tight....a regular roll is perfect. Hung mine under the counter.....great for the price and looks good.
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They have a rubber bottom so I doubt this would work for you. These bowls are more mixing type and work great with the rubber bottom to not slide over my granite counters.
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I guess it could, but I would imagine the K-cups could slide out if the drawer is opened too far.