Can I install this product under the cabinet? Is the door reversible?
2019408
I believe the door is reversible. It is not recommended placing in a enclosed area.
779254
The two left hand doors open to the right, the right door opens to the left.I'm not certain, but it may be that the cabinet can be mounted flipped 180 degrees.Gary
1556627
I didn't think there was a upside down. I just installed the cabinet the way I wanted it so my door opens to the left.
23501
Flip it upside down. Can even be installed horizontally, such as on the top of a sliding glass door
1992374
No, you cannot install it under the cabinet, and also it gets really hot on the top. And the rack does not extend out with opening the door. I had problems with this one where the door did not close all the way and stayed open about a 1/4 inch.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
1049829
I dont' know if I understand your question correctly but no, you cannot mount it under the cabinet because the shelf would the be facing down. You would have to mount it to the wall to have a shelf under the cabinet. Hope this helps
689628
The door comes pre-installed in the front panel. I am sure it could be turned around but it will take a little work Some trim would have to be removed as well as the door.
2188627
Yes, but you may have to take the doors off to install!It's a great cabinet.
546189
It is reversible. Easy to install, although I had to adjust the spacing a bit from what the directions instructed.
703837
It could be mounted under an upper cabinet if you have room. The screws that came with it were about 5/8 of an inch long. They were small diameter screws. I changed to some shorter, thicker ones I purchased at Home Depot.Hope that helps.
1734140
Yes you can. I attached the top rail to the top of the cabinet itself flushed with the front. Trimmed the rear top rail holder and attached it to the back of the cabinet, just make sure you level it to the best of your ablity so it slides out easily. And attached the bottom to the cabinet floor set back just behind the front of the cabinet face, the door stays as is, no need to make any changes to it. I simply open the cabinet door and slide the rack out by the top edge. My wife loves it. I will try to post pics.
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The Cabinet is not Top and Bottom symmetric so you cannot just rotate it top for bottom. The bottom is offset up off of the floor and the top has a lip with a molding in front. As a result, it depends on how much you are a DIY'r. The sides already come pre-drilled for setting the screws in the hinges, as do the doors themselves. The holes for the door knobs go all the way through the cabinet door. In addition the hinges are not set symmetric to the top and bottom of the door. The doors are symmetric, however, left to right, so you could use the current holes on the right to draw a pattern for the left and drill, to a good depth not going through, new holes on the left of the Box and the Doors. You would have to do the same for the Door knob holes. You would then want to cover up the original holes with wood putty. They do provide a color stick with the unit, because you are bound to cause some small minor nicks, and you will want to cover them. It would work to color over the wood putty, though I am not exactly sure whether there would be a texture tattle left. I was lucky and wanted the doors to open the way it came.
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Hello Robin, yes I mounted our sink above the counter 1/4 " , of course I still had to remove the false front and cut into the sides of the cabinet below . the existing doors under cabinet are clear so still function. It just takes a little engineering but we wanted to see the top of the sink and not hide it undermount. I would be happy to send pics, so let me know!
1558286
Hi Tom, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes the door is reversible. All they need to do is flip the glass left or right. Happy Holidays! FAUCET TOWN USA
1213503
According to the Lynk's website "Our innovative, reversible design works in either the right or left side of your cabinet to fit easily into tight spaces." http://www.lynkinc.com/kitchen.htm
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.