could this product be used / mounted upside down to the bottom of a shelf or cabinet?
2026696
I don't see why you couldn't. I believe there are mounting holes on the bottom of the safe. However, having said that you must remember that if you mount it upsde down the door when it opens, will now open against you. You'll have to reach around the door and into box to gain entry. Also please keep in mind that if you decide to run it on battery power it could be it bit of a challenge to change the batteries when mounted this way.
2026697
Yes. See the product manual, here: http://www.gunvault.com/skin/frontend/gunvault/gunvault/pdf/GunVaultManualGV1000_GV2000.pdf
394471
You would have problems attaching the bottom to the cabinet. Maybe use some brackets? The backside of the caddy is at a slight angle, not square to the base.
627386
I can't see how that would work out. On our kitchen cabinets the bottom of the cabinet would be too thick for the shelf to slide onto. I guess it might work on certain designs.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
1742604
I am using a book shelf by mounting it on the top. The unit is mounted upside down. It is a great unit I think.
337540
The bracket design does not allow the product to be mounted inverted. Only uprightbor maybe horizontal.
205792
There are feet on the bottom. Its designed to be used one way. Never bothered flipping it over. Wouldn't see why it wouldn't technically function upside down though. Not sure why you'd need it to=)
236260
Specifically No. While the TV has an attachment slide for the included stand, it's doesn't have holes specific for mounting to the underside of the cabinet with a bracket. However, there may be TV mounting brackets that will accommodate this TV allowing you to flip it up and down.
1263175
I have mine mounted upright. I can't see that it would be a problem to mount it under a cabinet, though. I truly love mine.
712222
The bottom is open. Possibly you could use casters that have a U shaped mount. Haven't tried it myself. The cabinet is very heavy so look at extra heavy weight bearing casters. I wound up using furniture sliders under mine.
2199364
Yes, these can be mounted "upside down" - with the longest section of the mounting plate pointing down. The holes are normal holes, not keyhole. I doubt you were considering "hanging" your speaker from the bracket, which I would not recommend. So yes, the "shelf" part of the bracket can be assembled so that your speaker sits atop the bracket.Assembling and mounting "upside down" would likely reduce the weight capacity some so I would keep this in mind.
2002312
Yes you can flip these so that they are opposite in design. Beautiful shelves.
903156
No. The shelves are resting on pins and would fall sideways. The bottoms of the shelves are not finished. You'd need to paint them and screw them in place to place the unit sideways.
520603
Hmmm, you would have to create some type of makeshift way to do it. The feet of the unit have slots, apparently for wall hanging, although that would be awkward and the unit would be upside down. If your TV is hanging on a wall bracket, you may be able to install a shelf above or below it. I did that with my television and was able to use L brackets and mount the shelf directly to the top of the TV bracket.
56318
You could probably install the whole thing upside down if you wanted to have the monitor/TV hang lower off the wall bracket.
1023324
This mount is designed for installation under a cabinet only. It can be installed upside down on a counter, however there is no mechanism that will ensure the arm holding the TV stays vertical.
936477
Yes, it can be used upside down. When we installed ours, we first installed it upside down just to see if it would work-- it does! We now have it installed upright and have been using it for several months without issue. The finish is still very shiny and it has not deteriorated at all. This product comes with a very high recommendation from us!