Could this be used on a counter rather than in a cabinet. Could the lowest drawer be pulled straight out or do the drawers have to come out slanted
2051439
Yes it can be used on the counter. The "slant" function of the drawers applies to all of them. It does that only if the drawer is pulled all the way out. It's not necessary to engage that unless you want to access the items on the last row of the drawer. I suggest you hold onto the drawer with your other free hand to prevent unwanted tipping of the unit when you pull a drawer all the way out.
2051440
Absolutely! I have two stacked. Much better than a cabinet. Also in stainless finish.
2051441
I got the black one and it is nice enough to put on counter. Drawers pull out straight and drop down if you choose.
1931906
The drawers can be pulled from front and back. If placed against a wall you would not be able to push them to far back. I had to remove the wheels once, tow of the wheels have the locking mechanism and I put on forward and one back by mistake. I was able to remove the wheels but it took a lot of effort. To me that seems like it wasn't designed to be removed but could be if needed.
1458000
Yes. You can slide the drawers open but the bottom one won't then pivot down, the other drawers will only pivot down to the point they hit the counter top.
101762
As far as I know you can't, unless you want ball bearings rolling everywhere. I attached the sides to the cabinet. Then slid the drawer in and shimmed it up and level pulling it out and putting in screws.
366225
There is a small plastic piece that needs to be installed on the underneath side of the opening in the cabinet where the drawer would fit into. It is fastened by 2 screws. If there is no way to pre drill holes and then screw the plastic piece into place, then this is not the product for your purpose. Also, the piece that is attached to the drawer is larger than one might think. On my cabinet it takes up 2.5 inches from the top of the drawer because it can't sit flush with the top of the drawer to work properly.
1929745
I do not see any mechanism for locking the drawers or cabinets. But the item is made in a fashion that it doesn't really look like the side open up, although they do. But if the intent is to truly lock the draws to secure valuables, then I don't see a way for you to accomplish that with this item.
731665
Not unless it's thick at the bottom of the drawer because it is secured by screws. I would advise you remove the drawer and check. Short screws wouldn't work - you would have to use a bolt system for it not to be ripped off the bottom of your drawer depending on the thickness of it.
868873
I would think so. I used it for drawer pulls on a bedroom cabinet. The only problem I had is the screws were too long for the depth of wood on the drawer and they were wobbly. I had to go to the hardware store and try to find the right size screw. Other than that, they are very cute knobs.
284131
We have ours upright on the counter. I imagine they would be fine in a drawer.
2078530
That is exactly how I use mine. Very sturdy, crammed full and I have to pull the drawers out on turn the unit and pull then to the front or back.
1526340
Sorry I took so long to get back to you, I was gone a few days. I have mine on my kitchen counter, so it is open on 2 sides. I have about 6" from the top of the unit to the bottom of my cabinet. I have it pulled out about 3" from the wall behind it. I didn't find anything in the book about it, but just used common sense, and it has been working fine, no problems.
2265723
NO it can't unless the cabinet is special made. With a standard cabinet - my husband had to take the front off the drawer and put a magnet on each side. You pop off the drawer front, open the door and then pull the stand out and up. Use, then put it away in the opposite order. I didn't mind not having the drawer above as I have 4 other drawers in that section of the cabinets. In reading Wojo's answer to you, I remembered that my husband also put a strong piece of butcher block over the shelf area to strengthen the pull out. Hope that helps!
1098969
The drawers are shallow. Larger stuff will fit on top or the bottom drawer. You can always pull a drawer out and then you double the depth, but then you have one less drawer.
596821
The drawer slides straight. If the lip protrudes downward it will interfere with the drawer sliding out.
1509652
Yeah, but there are blocks in the back that prevent the drawer from being opened that way or from slipping out.I'm sure with a sturdy pair of pliers you could bend it out of the way
2219318
If the appliance is like a dishwasher that is even with the cabinetry, there wouldn't be any problem. If, however, it's a range where the oven door sets a bit, I would doubt that it would work.If the appliance is set on the side where the drawer has to shift in order to allow the second section to come out, it must be nearly flush with the cabinetry in order for the first drawer to clear.As I "just" caught that you have a handle that protrudes 7.5" ... this would NOT work. Sorry...I love mine!
142236
I guess you could, but you would have to remove it from the cabinet in order to open the top sufficiently to add things to it. I think it would also hang at an awkward angle. If counter space is a at a minimum (like my kitchen) I keep mine on the floor in a corner.