can it be mounted under the cupboard or is it only for the counter top.
1046256
I don't think you could mount it under a cupboard because it has and vent on the top and there is nothing there to attach it to. Personally I hate mine and would not recommend it to anyone.
1046257
I bought this oven one year ago and the control knobs on mine look different than the current oven photo. So I'm not sure if this unit has been redesigned. My little oven only sits on the counter top. It has 4 short plastic legs.
1046258
There is no mounting hardware, but I suppose it could be done. It is so small, I just put it away when not in use.
653217
If you want to install over the counter, it will fit very well. If you want to install under the counter, it will a bit tight but you will be able to do it.
37732
This is a free standing micro. I did not see a kit to enable it to be mounted under a cabinet.
1049829
I dont' know if I understand your question correctly but no, you cannot mount it under the cabinet because the shelf would the be facing down. You would have to mount it to the wall to have a shelf under the cabinet. Hope this helps
1413091
I'm pretty sure you would not be able to mount it. Its a countertop unit only.
1078792
On top of a counter yes...not mounted under a counter unless you built a cabinet to hold them.
344621
I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.
1569021
Yes. I installed it under a cabinet. Just make sure it's straight by looking under the cabinet at it. Mine looked straight till I looked underneath the cabinet. Had to redo.
499899
This is an undermount sink as long your counter is long enough front to backi do not see any reason not to be able to mount the sink anyway you want
587088
There are two screws that will attach it to the wall at the very top inside of the cupboard. I believe if you did not want it attached, it would still work, with a little less stability, perhaps.
1569020
Yes it can be installed under the cabinet. The only consideration would be to assure that your screws don't go through the cabinet and poke through. You could purchase smaller screws as their is only one size in package.
627387
it can't. It is better that it is done on shelf's unless your under cabinet looks like a shelf. It doesn't have the screw mounts on it like most under the cabinet products. it is mainly for a shelf like in cupboards .
1992374
No, you cannot install it under the cabinet, and also it gets really hot on the top. And the rack does not extend out with opening the door. I had problems with this one where the door did not close all the way and stayed open about a 1/4 inch.
869740
I am not sure, but I would think it is too heavy to mount under the counter. I love the TO but still learning all it will do.
1866650
Sure can. It takes a little creativity. You pull the drawer out completely and remove the bottom to the cabinet (a few screws). This allows you to drill through the fairly substantial support members on the top of the cabinet in order to mount it under a counter. Out of sight - out of mind. Pretty nice little cash drawer overall.
179556
Yes it is under the cabinet and, with the spacers provided in the package, and the long screws, you can mount it perfectly even if your kitchen cabinets have an overhang (lip) in front. There are four spacers and you could use as many as needed. You'll need a drill to make the holes in the bottom of your cabinet to mount the opener. From start to finish, the job takes 15 minutes to half an hour to install. It works great. Hope this helps.
2208072
Yes it could be mounted under a cabinet. It can be mounted horizontal or vertical. We put them up vertically on the wall. The are fantastic at allowing using only one hand to grab a paper towel, the friction is set perfect. Mounting to the wall must use anchors to secure hold since will be pulling on it - unless the wall is solid wood or screwing into a stud. TIP: When mounting under a cabinet because of the narrow depth of cabinet bottoms, suggest taking a block of wood and mounting that block underneath cabinet first by using screws inside cabinet down into the block, then the paper towel holder can be firmly mounted to the block (painted or stained - the small craft plaques like from Hobby Lobby or Michael's are perfect for this use). Use counter-sink screws the ones that go down into surface so the screw is not sticking out.