Do you need to insert bolts under the cabinet or does it just mount from inside the cabinet with screws? (Microwave under cabinet no access for bolts)
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SC: The bolts used to attache this rack to the cabinet are no longer than 3/4". The base of my cabinet is 7/8" thick and the bolts do not pierce the underside of the cabinet. FYI I am very pleased with this rack.
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It mounts from inside the cabinet, works great! Best purchase we ever made!
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Yes, that's what I did! I added a melamine shelf to the bottom (purchased from Home Depot) and used another narrow piece of melamine below that as a bracket, screwed into the studs of the wall. The hutch rests on the bracket and anchored screws hold it to the wall (you'll need two people for this installation). It's very sturdy and holds a microwave oven on the added shelf. I can send you a couple of pictures if you'd like to see the finished product.
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It's anyone's guess. I looked for weeks for a kit to hang a GE microwave under a cabinet. I ordered three different kits and three different microwaves each one recommended by experts who said that they would work together... sadly I never found a combination that was compatible.I hope you have better luck. I built a shelf for mine
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Hi. This item comes with a round mounting bracket and screws which holds it securely under the cabinet. It works flawlessly and saves a lot of counter space. I am purchasing a second one to use for my baking items, i.e. candy sprinkles, etc. Hope this helped.
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yes ,i made my own apparatus..i used wood to make underside of cabinet level;then i used perforated angle iron on either side to suspend. sheet metal screws were used to attach the "angle iron" to the top of the side panel of the microwave .(sheet metal screws were short an did not interfere with the wave's internal parts -no parts at top.futhermore, there are mounting kits available.the reason why i chose this way because i wanted the smallest wave primarily to heat up items,and it being suspended in corner above countertop freed up counter and provided some space under this installation.hpoe this helps with your inquiry. Sandy Z yes ,i made my own apparatus..i used wood to make underside of cabinet level;then i used perforated angle iron on either side to suspend. sheet metal screws were used to attach the "angle iron" to the top of the side panel of the microwave .(sheet metal screws were short an did not interfere with the wave's internal parts -no parts at top.futhermore, there are mounting kits available.the reason why i chose this way because i wanted the smallest wave primarily to heat up items,and it being suspended in corner above countertop freed up counter and provided some space under this... » Read More yes ,i made my own apparatus..i used wood to make underside of cabinet level;then i used perforated angle iron on either side to suspend. sheet metal screws were used to attach the "angle iron" to the top of the side panel of the microwave .(sheet metal screws were short an did not interfere with the wave's internal parts -no parts at top.futhermore, there are mounting kits available.the reason why i chose this way because i wanted the smallest wave primarily to heat up items,and it being suspended in corner above countertop freed up counter and provided some space under this installation.hpoe this helps with your inquiry. Sandy Z « Show Less
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The microwave is secured to both the wall and the cabinet above. It should come with the wall bracket. The electrical supply should be in the cabinet above, so a hole will be drilled for the electrical cord to fit through to the cabinet.
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I don't know if the unit comes with bolts. Ours was installed a year ago. We bolted ours into an existing cabinet. If it doesn't have bolts with it, they could easily be obtained at Home Depot or another hardware store.
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Sorry for the delay in responding, my husband said: Yes, the microwave came with several sizes of screws, depending on the thickness of the shelf I was mounting to. He did not remember the sizes of the screws.
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Hi Andrea,We have put our microwave on top on of the"cupboard". Also, it does have a low grade finish. So far, everything is working out very well. :)
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I know of no reason why it couldn't be mounted under a cabinet, provided you have ample clearance, or even inside a cabinet or pantry door. IT is a sturdy piece of hardware.
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It could be mounted under an upper cabinet if you have room. The screws that came with it were about 5/8 of an inch long. They were small diameter screws. I changed to some shorter, thicker ones I purchased at Home Depot.Hope that helps.
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The answer to that is,no. The do not see anything that will attach for under cabinet. Sorry.
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I attached mine under a suspended kichen cabinet. Yes to your question if you screw to a stud.
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There are two screws through the bottom of the mount that screw into the bottom of the cabinet. The screws are covered with a trim plate
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Yes, it's a piece of cake - use steel drill bit to drill through cabinet and into wall stud, make sure you use the correct cabinet mounting screws that hold up to 50-100lbs. They are generally black, phillips head, coarse thread and the one's i used were about 2" long. You can also use washers under the screw head if it makes you feel better - I didn't need to with the one's I have as the heads themselves are quite large.
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Mine did come with all the hardware to mount. I will add that this is a very cheap microwave and would not have purchased if I saw the quality first. It is very flimsy feels cheap especially the door. Hope this helps. You get what you pay for I guess.
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Hi Denise, I had this microwave installed a few months ago and it doesn't stick out at all. If you would like I can take a couple of pictures of the installed microwave (front and side) and post it to my twitter or something so you can see a good look. let me know. thanks