Does the part of the pull closest to the cabinet lay flush? Wondering if there is a space between the pull and the cabinet where the pull attaches?
2029077
This is a very sturdy pull and beautiful looking. It lays flush against the cabinet.
2029078
It should sit flush with the cabinet. The screws that came with my pulls were too long. I had to buy shorter screws, which were inexpensive. I just picked them up at Lowe's. I hope this was helpful.
1632273
The upper bar is approx 3 inches from the cabinet and is not flush against the cabinet. Bars connect in an upside down V. Wendy
1942456
Yes, it goes between 2 cabinets. All the hardware is included, except the cabinet face (the cabinet door to go over the shelf insert). You have to provide that in order for it to match your cabinets.
290040
The keyboard slides straight out and the doors do not have to be flush against the side of the cabinet. In the space I have the armoire is in a corner so one door can fold all the way back and the other is opened enough so that the keyboard can slide out. Hope this helps.
546191
Insofar as I am concerned the picture that I see here is backward. Mine is mounted on the left side of my under sink cabinet and the upper recessed shelf is located against that inner wall. It is a wonderful, well made unit. It rolls easily and has been a great addition to my beautiful new kitchen.
273669
no not completely you have to attach the sink and install the faucet and drain. also since the cabinet has a drawer the drain have to be aligned precisely.
2083745
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
668155
it's flush against the wall but you can put a spaces between the wall and the headboard. also I have mine lifted off the floor because it was too low but other than that I love it. enjoy.
1731809
No. It is part of the door and there is another shelf. The cabinet is beautiful and we love it.
1648936
I think it would be possible the door lines up with the edges of the cabinet I don't think it would be a good idea to put the cabinets right next to each other...space at least 1/16 or 1/8 of an inch to make sure the door opens successfully. It would still look good. Can you test it out at a store? Have you called Kohler directly? They have a great customer service department which can be rare these days and sent me free replacement parts. Good luck the cabinets are really good quality.
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It's been awhile since I assembled my cabinet, but I do remember that it did not go together like a puzzle-where all pieces fit snuggly at first. I did fully tighten the areas around the drawer because as you go further you can not reach easily back into some of that area. Then I just got the rest of the cabinet almost snug-fully assembled but almost snug, where things could still move and slide it took some working and sliding pieces but it went together then I tightened down all the screws. I am very pleased with it still.
2153347
Are you sure its closing fully? I had to trim a little off the backside of the cabinet front because it was hitting and wouldn't fully close. I just used a small hand plane and planed off a little on the backside to provide the needed clearance.
700330
Hi Maureen, In order to install the unit, and to prevent it from tipping over when you pull it out, it is fastened to the cabinet bottom with four screws. To ensure easy installation, you have to drill 1/8 inch pilot holes then insert the screws. It is quite simple to do. The Lynk unit is extremely well made, we love it and it has saved space and made it so much easier to get heavy items such as a mixer and cast iron pans out - I highly recommend this item Anthony
2270843
No, there is a built in shelf in the cupboard which separates the area into two very small space, not much can hold in there. It is a nice sturdy accent piece, the cupboard and draws are not much for storage.
1671114
The entire back is open. Without having it near to measure, plan on the width of the cabinet, less ~ 1-inch for the combined side boards. Also, the slide-out drawer is not full depth, so you have 3+inches behind it. I have a lot of wires/extension cords stuffed behind it, and still able to slide tight agains the wall, hiding all of them (except for the outlet on the wall). I hope that helps.
2015271
The shove are the depth of the cabinet. There are special clips that hold the shelf in place both from the top and bottom. Make sure you have the shelf where you want it before putting in place. It can be moved but it is not as simple as lifting the shelf off the clip and moving the clip.
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Not so much. But the process is dead simple. While the slides are loose and in hand put them together to see how they go together in the first place. One half snuggles into the bottom edge of the drawers, the other side attaches to the side of the cabinet. PLACEMENT, however, is king. The action isn't in how TO attach the slides, but rather is in attaching accurately so that the left side and right side of the cabinet side slides are at the same level and are parallel to one another. There are many strategies for accomplishing this - find one of the woodworking forums online and soak up some technique info for how to achieve the straight and parallel installation you need. Not so much. But the process is dead simple. While the slides are loose and in hand put them together to see how they go together in the first place. One half snuggles into the bottom edge of the drawers, the other side attaches to the side of the cabinet. PLACEMENT, however, is king. The action isn't in how TO attach the slides, but rather is in attaching accurately so that the left side and right side of the cabinet side slides are at the same level and are parallel to one another. There are many strategies for accomplishing this - find one of the woodworking forums online and soak up... » Read More Not so much. But the process is dead simple. While the slides are loose and in hand put them together to see how they go together in the first place. One half snuggles into the bottom edge of the drawers, the other side attaches to the side of the cabinet. PLACEMENT, however, is king. The action isn't in how TO attach the slides, but rather is in attaching accurately so that the left side and right side of the cabinet side slides are at the same level and are parallel to one another. There are many strategies for accomplishing this - find one of the woodworking forums online and soak up some technique info for how to achieve the straight and parallel installation you need. « Show Less