Are these "attractive" enough to be used in a kitchen where my cabinets don't have the kind of molding underneath to hide them?
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Beauty is always in the eye of beholder. I think they look fine, but then I'm a guy and a retired engineer, so my taste in fashion may be suspect. That said, the picture on Amazon is accurate. The black ring around the light is rubber polymer, which makes gripping it very good, but it does look like black rubber. That might not go with your dcor. I consider these lights to be more functional than fashionable. They do their job well. I didn't use mine in the kitchen, but rather in a closet. Therefore they aren't seen unless being used. Your use in a kitchen might not be a good match.
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Well, yes, but I found them kind of useless. I tried to use them but eventually I decided to loosely tape them up and position them that way. I used industrial strength double sided tape to install mine in my cabinets instead of screws. As long as you clean the surface really really well first they stick great! Good luck!
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They are not hidden, but looks fine. You could probably run them down the legs, shelves, etc. and they wouldn't show. The unit is absolutely gorgeous so don't let that stop you.
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I've only installed them on the floor of the cabinet. You'd have to have some sort of side wooden lip of the upper area that you can screw in the sliders into before you can install.
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Yes-- They are lovely as a backsplash. They are my favorite part of the new kitchen. We have grey cabinets and solid white Caesarstone counters.
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The cabinets are great for Garage or Laundry room storage. For any other room like Kitchen, Living Room, Bathroom and don't think the quality is there.
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I can't say for sure because I don't have dark wood but my opinion is that they would look fine, but I like the contrast of light against dark. I guess it would just be a personal preference.
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Yes- I believe they will work fine. I have installed mine in my kitchen under the cabinets but the LED lights are not as bright as I had hoped - they are acceptable , but for impressive lighting solutions I would go with electric if you can run the wiring. If not, then these are are a great solution and better than no lighting at all. I don't keep them on for very long - only when I need them. I installed the remote on the wall- it is wonderful. Overall the concept is fantastic - but the light emitted is thin. Hope this helps -- Good luck!
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I would say that they might not lay flat due to the wiring as they anoted sighed to be mounted under cabinets. Also if you do place them on to of a book case take care that other objects do not come into contact with the lamps as they do get rather hot and may cause a fire.
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they are covered and it would look nice. I am an interior designer. I would totally use in that way for a client.
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It will take mounting spacing blocks on the sides of the cabinet. Metal screws in from the outside to do that would impair the appearance of the cabinet but that's a matter of choice. Then attaching to metal drawers, but not impossible. So yes it is doable. I agree though with the other answer that they were designed for wooden drawers.
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No, you would have to squish them. The cabinets are more like medicine cabinets, so they are smaller than what has been pictured.
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They are more of a golden color with the brown highlights and I think would show very well against brown cabinets. They do reflect the light but are not too shiney
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No you will need to cut off waterproofing and solder connections. I use these for indoor under cabinets.
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I believe so. I'm in the process of doing our cabinets now and have not had a problem with the sides of the cabinets. I'm pretty sure they are particle board with some sort of fake coating on top.
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They lay flat against the drawer Rita. You will probable need longer screws which can be purchased at Home Depot etc.
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They are flat on the bottom so they could be stacked, and they are unfinished so they won't slide around. But you may need to use wood glue to keep them securly stacked.