can this holder be placed on the outside of cabinet as well?
1043407
Sure but I have it on the cabinets under my sink. No reason it can't be reversed.
1043408
Yes, I did put mine on the outside to keep all my inside cabinet space. We are in a RV so I put it on the cabinet under the sink beside the dinette ...perfect location and easy to reach.
499707
I attached mine to the side of an above counter cabinet. I used screws longer than the width of the cabinet side by aligning the screws with a shelf inside so the screws went into the side of the shelf and wouldn't be seen. Worked great. Hope this helps.
531198
Yes, but it will not fill the cabinet. There will space on either or both sides.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
1192038
No. You need to screw it to something. The back is hollow, so you can't even use double sided tape. I suppose if you put double sided tape all around the outside edge it might work. I had my husband put it (in the place of one that was broken) inside the cabinet under my sink. I do love it. It is sturdy and hold heavy rolls.
394469
Most likely it can. The back has the same slats as the front so nails or screws could be put into the cabinet and the caddy placed onto them. Screws with hook-like fronts would probably secure the caddy a bit better. In any case, care should then be given when taking out or putting back a remote control so as to not dislodge the caddy. I have both of mine on tables so have no experience in hanging them.
1906478
Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
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
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
1491085
I secured mine to a cabinet on one side and to the back wall. The other side butts up against the refrigerator, so yes you can.
381728
We have ours attached to a vanity. Works just fine! You may want to add reinforcement inside the cabinet if you are concerned about weight.
1121995
I see no reason why this holder can't be installed on left side. It only changes the direction the roll of paper slides on. This has been a great product, looks good and is gorilla strong. I was able to get one screw into a stud. The other was anchored to the sheetrock. Use hole saw, follow instructions.
16514
Yes, you can do that, just need to tight the holder screw in the position that you want.
394471
You would have problems attaching the bottom to the cabinet. Maybe use some brackets? The backside of the caddy is at a slight angle, not square to the base.
1400075
one side mounts to the back off a cabinet door and the other side mounts on the outside of the cabinet
2152426
Yes, it can, assuming you're mounting in on a wall or some other vertical surface. The paper will still be held by the front section of the holder. As T. Cotham pointed out, however, it does better when mounted horizontally.
1644321
No, it doesn't look like it can be screwed to the cabinet floor. However, the piece itself does not move around a lot. The only problem I noted is that the dividers come out often.