Are the mounting screws installed in the middle of the cabinet door, or are they installed in the outside edges?
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There are three holes in an upside down triangle shape in the upper half of the overall unit and positioned in a mounting plate in the center of the unit. So you would have to attach to the middle part of your cabinet door. It is not suitable for cabinets that have a very thin door.
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Close to the center. Thinnest part of the door. Guess that is why they give you short screws. Good luck! You will like it.
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We hung ours in the garage for recycling. The screws are in the middle of the back bracket.
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Two screws in an area (wood preferably, but any sturdy material) close to an outdoor electrical source. We have it outside all year long.
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Mine is mounted under the front of my kitchen wooden cabinet. The fixture comes with screws that fit with the already drilled holes in the bottom of the fixture. It was an easy mount.
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The screws are no more than 1/2 inch long. The base were the screws go into is concave as well. I have mine mounted on the frame of a widow above the kitchen sink. I would suggest mounting it on the frame area of the cabinet...not just the cabinet's thin middle section. Even if the screws that are supplied are to long once you receive it... You can always pick up some new screws that work with your cabinet. The rack itself is impossible to find in stores! It's a good deal! I'm happy with my purchase....
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The holes are on the sides. As far as the reason(s) why, though I can only speculate as I didn't design the cabinet, I can offer these somewhat educated guesses: 1. Placing the screws in the sides takes advantage of the simple symmetry of the two sides, affording a simplified manufacturing process. 2. Ease of use- the sides are easily reachable during assembly/removal of the shelf by the user. 3. Aesthetics- by installing the shelf from the sides, the need for screws across the face of the cabinet is eliminated, maintaining a cleaner appearance. BTW, it should be noted that the shelf is NOT the full depth of the cabinet, it is about 2/3 of the full depth. The gap remains at the front of the cabinet, as the shelf sits toward the rear. I hope this helps!
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These are the ones that mount to the side of the cabinet and one side to the drawer and do not fit into a rear socket. Hope this helps.
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Yes they are single screw mount from inside of drawer. I would keep in mind original hardware may leave a ring or surface mark/blemish. Your new knob may or might not cover.
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We used the screws that came with the knobs for the vanity's DOORS! For the center (pull-out) DRAWER, we bought a 2-1/2" screw, and we seem to be fine!!!
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They have a peel and stick backing. No screws. You can remove them from the cabinet door, but it may lose the sticky.
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Hi, mine had a hole in the center on the handle. And I mounted it on a wall... If I were you, I would just do a hole on the center for a screw.
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After a full year of operation the hinges are working fine. Doing a double installation on an EXTERIOR mount is possible. There will be a slight space between cabinets (1/4") If you do an interior mount you will need to place a vertical 1 by 4" board at the middle point so you have an attaching point for the mounting screws. This will spread your cabinets by 3/4" I mounted mine exterior, by myself and wished for an extra set of hands to help
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I'll do my best to answer your question because mine is mounted to the underside of kitchen cabinet next to sink so it was bit difficult to measure; however, to the best of my ability I measured the following: distance between screw holes on the long inside wood part is 6 & 6/8 inches on center (which is probably what you're asking for mounting).
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They have a sticky strip on the back side. Yes, you can mount them on the inside of a cabinet door. That is how I used them. Be advised though that the sticky stip is very weak. I replaced it with a 3M Command strip on each end and now they work great.
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The screws that come with are quite long. I used alternate screws. (That's where I installed mine)
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yes there is a spot on each side for a screw. put the screw in the door and slide the container down on to the screws
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There are two screws that hold the removable plates in place. You can access them through the cabinets side door
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I has been a while since I put the cabinet together, but I believe the cabinet door came predrilled with holes for the handles on the bottom. I suppose if you are handy, you could mount the doors on the opposite ends, and move the magnet from the top to the bottom if you wanted the handles on the top, but I'm not sure.